Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-07-03

Judge Duell was q visitor yester-
day.
Everyone at Chautauqua seems
happy.
Mrs. j. w. Maher spent yesterday
! at the Lake.
Say, Alice, l will meet you at the
bowling alley.
Miss Nettie Haley visited her
mother yesterday.
D. w. Luke Of Grand Forks Was on
the grounds yesterday.
The Girls Club commenced to learn
Clancy steps yesterday.
The warm plunge can be enjoyed
by private parties at any time.
Mrs. Ryall and ION john, of Adj 81
are visiting Mrs. Fred. Southam.
Sheriff Cooper of Ransom county
visited the white city Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Shearer and family of
Larimore came yesterday to camp.
F. e. Merrick of Grand Harbor
came down last evening to see his
family.
Rev. Mcnamara Of Lakota came
yesterday to spend the week with his
family.
Mrs. F. N. Whitman came down
from the city yesterday to see her
friends.
A. A. Woodahl Of Rolla arrived
yesterday and is visiting friends at
C%hautauqua.
Mark Dunbar and two children of
Oberon arrived yesterday and are
visiting friends.
Miss Vera Seymour of Grand Forks
is visiting her grandma, Mrs. S. L.
Webster, at Chautauqua.
Mrs. A. H Grant Of Buffalo,
MINI, who is visiting her brother,
Harry Walker, at the Lake, spent
yesterday at the tented city.
Don't Nj. Swift look nice and
white and cleany All because he
takes a warm plunge every day.
Superintendent Davis went to
Garske Wednesday on business. MI.
Craig is kept busy at his desk.
Miss Blanche Beatty of Darlington
arrived yesterday to spend a few days
with her sister, Mrs, H. A. Hogue.
Chautauqua bakery next door to
Glenn's grocery. All kinds Of pax
er's goods fresh made. Ed Arsenault
Chautauqua campers will find it
convenient to get fresh bakers goods
at Arsenault's bakery next door to
Glenn's grocery.
Don't bother baking-get your
bread, etc., fresh at Arsenault's at
Chautauqua bakery, near Glenn'a
grocery store.
Gilbertson g innovation Of renting
cots, camp stools, etc., is a great con
v~enience to campers, and is sppre.
ciated very much.
Jud Whitman, Robert Cairns, Lyle
Cowan, Dan Whitman and Frank
Prosser went to Fort Totten yesterday
to see their Indian friends.
More tickets have been sold for tn
season than ever before. People arr
coming earlier in the session thar
usual so as not to lose any of the goot
things.
You can rent camp stools, etc.
cheaper of Gilbertson than you car
afford to have your own furnitur.
transferred to the Chautauqus
grounds.
The little postoffice at Chautauqus
10 worry POPuAdA Will oApCA WIZ
find Miss Booth a very pleasant Official
1t is a wonder how people ever go
along without an Office ON the..ground|
in the years before.
Prof. Libby's class in bird study il
one of the interesting features of THU
YEARS Chautauqua. MI. Libby is
member of the Audubon society O.
Grand Forks and an enthusiastic
Audubonist. He hopes to 9
branch of the society in every city il
the state soon. Yesterday afternoo,
Prof. Libby delivered a talk on Nortl
Dakota birds at the auditorium as /,
part of the program. It was illus
trated by stereopticon views and wal
very enjoyable.
The Giant Colored Quartet is prov
ing an attraction. The quartet ha'
some of the finest voices ever heard a
Chautauqua. w. J. Good hos an ex
ceptional bass voice and was warmiy
encored after his opening solo Tues
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