Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-29

GAON iAiS . "A C#ll opportunities.
lake advantage of them.
SATURDAY, JUNE THIRT1ETH.
Excursion from Park River Line
It is expected that either the Northwestern
Editorial association OF Minnesota. or the Unit
ed Commercial Travellers association will
come as body to be present June 30 and july
!. In either event the program will be greatly
enlarged by the specially arranged program Of
the association present. g5l3 iii
During the forenoon Boys and Girls clubs
and classes will be formed as indica ted on the
bulletin board. 8ig
ZOO p. m. Open Air Band Concert.
2:S0 p. m. Addresses of welcome by DR.. Geo.
Hindley, superintendent Of the pro.
5$ gram. 81
800 p. m. Addresses of North Dakota fore
E&i most citizens. ss
A 100 p. M. Base ball. ss
:7:so p. m. Open air concert, Minot High school
4 4 III band. IS, s! 81 g
500 p. m. Byron Tfonbadours in vocal. and
Instrumental selections,
$3.50 p m. Later announcements will disclose
the name Of the speaker for the
evening. 81
SUNDAY,JULY FIRST.
cANDo EXCURSION.
0:so a. M. Band concert by Minot High school
10 30 a. m. Sacred selection by Troubadours:
II 100 a. m. Sunday School.
ESQ p. m. Open irconcert, Minot High school
!. & band. 81 .s5 5{5 a 'zi5 !. &
3 90 p. m. Sermon by DR.. Lamar. Subject,
THE Greatest Achievement of a
Christian Life"
8 100 p. m. Sacred concert. Orchestral seIec
tions by members of band. Vocal
and instrumental numbers by Trou-
badours. ar4i N
Readings by Miss Samuels.$
.:l MONDAY, JULY SECOND.
Morning hours devoted to the completion Of 4
class formations Boys and Girls, clubs and
.. - s. G. Organization.
= S:SS 90 g. s. M M Open air concerts, Minot High
2 $50 p. N. Musical program by Byron Trouba-
dOurs.
Readings by Miss Samuels
; 100 p. m. Lecture by DR.. Lamar. Subject
Dixie Before and During the War;
the South after the War;
80 p. M Open air concert, Minot High school |
9ss band. ssssS Il
90 p. m. Almost an entire evening Of music |
al entertainment BY Byron gTrouba-
dours. Do not miss it.
100 p. m. Illustrated lecture by Prof. d. |
Lange, st. Paul. Subject. Our
Birds and Animals
TUESDAY. JULY THIRD.
FIRST DAY OF W. G. n. o.. INsTITUTE.
Morning hours devoted to class and recrea-
ion, such as boating, bathing, bowling and |
Ithletics. II
O 80 a. m II - s..s
School band.
80 p.s nj Musical program both vocal and +
instrumental, Byron Troubadours.
100 p. m. Last lecture Of DR.. Lamar. Sub
ject, The Husband and Wife Co
partnership z
80 b. m. Base ball.
40 p. m, Open air band concert, Minot High
School band #
100 p. m. Short entertainment Of musical
character, hy Tronbadours.
$40 p m. The o. allahanr will present no
freshing comedy drama.
W. G. T. q. INSTITUTE.
JULY S-l2.
l:20 q. m. Organization OF Institute. Depart
msnt Work Why and How. s
Ths Institute will be conducted by Mrs. e. /.
restOn Anderson, Precedent w. G. 4. o. of
orth Dakota and Mrs. Mary g. Hooper, or.
snixer and lecturer Of the WI. G. r. U.
On IN. @. r. q. day, in addition to these !
,eakera there will be Representatives from the (
aricus temperance organizations ofthe state;
claea Of young temperance orators will con- /
st for1a gold medal, and In tho evening the
.illiantiyoung southern orator and round the
orld traveller, Miss Belle Eearney, viii give
j address.
DNRBDAy, July FOURTH. if
v ebratod In good old ashioned style.
90 =. "a. Open cir concert hy Chautauqua
and visiting banda.
~. nuaieal and literary entertain- G
lnent In auditorium. Selections by | I
Tro ubadoufs hnd Hrs, @. 81. Brcn- :
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