The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-30
shore, etc, and the literary program
are the order of each days enter

shore, ETC., and the literary program
are the order of each days enter
tainment.
The park is now filled with snowy
tents and pretty cottages. In fact,
some Of the cottages rival the summer
homes of many people of wealth and
refinement In some Of the older east
ern resorts and demonstrate the fact
that many OF our leading citizens In
tend making this their summer home
for many years to come, for the houses
are all built substantially and COM
modious. There are now over one
hundred cottages on the grounds and
many more would have been COM
pleted before this but for the rains,
making the roads to and from the city
almost impossible for time and they
are only now getting In fair shape
again. This Is something that is hoped
will be materially remedied before
next season. Among the prettiest new
cottages completed Is that of Senator
George w. Davis of Evenston, N. d.
His family are here and are getting
settled for the summer Wallace M.
Holbrook of the Holbrook Mercantile
company of Devils Lake has Just COM
pleted a cozy place. Ed. Richardson
of Devils Lake is another owner of a
pretty new cottage. J. Maxwell, a
prominent farmer from New Rockford,
is completing handsome cottage and
quite commodious.. Edgar Hodgeskin-
son, the druggist at Devils Lake, has
an artistic little place. Hon. Sever
Serumgard with his family, and he has
some pretty, charming daughters, oc-
cupies handsome place. There is
big Sheyenne colony here and more
coming. Among them are the ]. w.
Richter's, who have one of the pref
test and most artistic little cottages
in the park. A. M. Powell, the land
man from Devils Lake.. with his fam
lily always spend the hot months of
the summer ON the grounds and has
commodious and comfortable place.
Cando sends large delegation each
year, prominent among them the
Lords, who have a nice cottage.
Among the New Rockford colony who
have substantial summer homes in the
park are Robert Allison, Harvey
Mitchell, John Mulven, A. D. Thoma-
son and j. Maxwell, who spend the
season here with their families.
Personal and News Notes.
The w. A. Crarys are here from
Grand Forks and costly settled for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rebbillard. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Rebbillard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Middleman, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Nicholson
and ]. H. Kelley and family represent
the Crazy colony so far and more COM
ing.
Mrs. J. H. Smith and Daughter, Mrs.
Geo. w. Walker, formerly Of Crazy,
now of Grand Forks, are expected this
week and will stay the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Chamberlain of
Doyan are on the grounds.
Mrs. George Parker from Leeds is
here.
Frank O'Connor Is here from Grand
Forks with the athletic team and will
return on Monday.
The Chautauqua park is the favor
lite summer resort of the Larimore peo-
pie an deach year brings big dele
cation. One year there were over
eighty people from that town alone,
camped on the grounds, and the num-
Der will be greatly increased this sea-.
son.
The university team Of twelve ath-
letes are here. DR.. ]. G. Sweetland is
rapidly getting things in shape for the
sports.
There are a great MANY naon1a m