Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-07-17

An electric storm was reported from
Jamestown Friday night.
D. w. Robertson Will show more of
his moving pictures tonight.
Burt and Frank Currier of Ed1nore
are visiting friends at C~hautauuua.
Miss Morris sang at the round table
Friday to the delight of her hearers.
Many inquiries are being made
| about the excursion rates to Winnipeg.
Mrs. Charles Grass of the Lake has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Will
Tutford.
A. G. Tufford and family went
home Friday but expect to return here
next week.
There is a myrth about the playing
of Mr.. H. Argoe. that is very pleasing
to his hearers.
Miss Bessie Fox, who has been
camping at Greenwood, has gone to
Michigan City.
DR.. Davenport and wife, who have
Just returned from the east, joined the
campers Friday.
Judge Fisk Of Grand Forks has
been sojourning at the lakewood the
past week, enjoying a vacation.
Elias Day visited the Kelley ranch
Friday. He remembered his friends
with old fashioned posies upon his
return.
Miss Marian Mercer. the charming
little lady from Larimore, appeared
again last night to. the delight of the
audience.
MI. and. Mrs. Evans of the Lake
are camping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerlin visited the
white city Friday.
A lady was heard to remark: One
husband is coming
Bert Currier of Edmore is visiting
friends on the grounds.
Mrs. NJ. A. Taylor of Minneapolis
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Denoyer.
Mrs. w. c. Vosburg and children
Of the Lake spent Thursday and Fri
day at the white city the guests of
Mrs. A. R. Walker.
Miss Sarah Brandenburg has re-
turned to her home il. Michigan after
a few days rest at Greenwood, the
guest Of her friend, Mi IS Susie Gordu,.
H. D. Davis of Churchs Ferry was
visiting with Mr.. Silver Serullyard
the first of the week. Judge AIaidon
Of Fargo will be a guest of MI. Serum
gard Sunday.
Mr.. johnson of Grand Forks gave
some selections from his own writings
in the auditorium Friday, which so
pleased his listeners that he will give
some more today.
Mrs. c.. B. Richardson, who has
the needle work department at Chan
tauQua, says she is just as busy as she
can be, which shows the campers ap-
p%reicate her goods.
Among those who left for home Fri.
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Hovey, MI.
Waite and family Mr.. McNitt and
family, Nj. Sessions and family, and
A. Wishart, all Of Dissmore or vici
nifty.
Friday vas a very quiet day a
Chautauuua with a good average at.
tendance. The entertainment was
good, yet the managers tell us the bes
is yet to come. There will be som
sensational features brought out in
few days.
Evelyn Scar Robertson, a Miss o
two months, prevented her mothe
L from attending Chautauuua in Mort
Dakota this year with her husband
D. w. Robertson. Mrs. Robertsc:
G vas with us last year when a brid
Il of but a few months.
$ Frank Willard. banjoist and VIC
linist. is reaping his measure of SUI
cess at C%hautauuua this season. MI
a Willard is one of the most accom-
"a plished pc formers ON the banjo w
+ have ever heard. He plays the mos
difficult selections with ease, and hi
n audience appreciates him.
: Everyone was glad when Tmpe,
. senator Day returned from Mime
Z apolis to renew his engagement her.
!. Seldom has a performer of his cla'
reaped such a degree of popularity
s Chautauqua AS MI. Day. Last ever
: ing he repeated some Of his form'
'o selections nv request. and was yraptf