Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-13
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Down ait Cllautaualla.
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is steadily increasing. The ex-
cellence Of the program has at
tracted many and the beauty of
the place as a resort has an in
fuence in bringing people from all
over the state. n
Someone in quiet way looks
after the good behavior Of the
people. Orelse they are the best.
behaved lot Of human beings we.
ever knew. If q man brings q
bottle Of beer on the ground he is
pretty smart if he can escape the
vigilance Of the officials. No rough
fellow can stay on the Campus for
fifteen minutes.
The courteous manner in which
the people are treated on the
Chautauqua Railway is the subject
of favorable mention. The train
officials under the most trying
circumstances, by reason Of the
large crowds, are patient and oblig-
ing.
Every day new tents are pitched.
The hotels and restaurants are
kept busy
Messrs Mann and Son are doing
land Office business at their
Chautauqua store.
Postmaster Daeley's family is
enjoying life among the trees and
on the lake.
DR.. Hindley, the popular plat
form manager, manages his ''solos' Z
I'M good form. He says Chautau-
qua is worthy such great men as
Bishop Hartzell, the impressario,
Skovgaard, and himself.
George w. III. LAWS left for
jamestown Tuesday. He is
expected back today.
Secretary Lar Rue sleeps between
/ taking bites at his meals. He
says he is thankful for that much
rest.
SATURDAY. JULY FOURTEENTH.
scANDINANIAN DAY.
Excursion from Bottineau line n 4, 81
Forenoon devoted to GLASSES. athletics and
recreation, $7s
EGG % ss1eesI 21esa Sasd 81 concerts hinos High
ESQ m. Grand entertainment 81 Robert.
sons vaudeyllls artists. Impsrse-
nations BY Nolan. 7s, y
3:00p. m. Lecture BY B. b. Hangar. Sub
ject, History of Scandinavian
Emigration to the United Stateps''
& A 80 p. m. Base Ball. s
z 80 p. m. Open air concert by band.
Il 8 90 p. m. Entertainment by Robertson,s on.
tertainers. Selections by w.
Nolan. s5
S:45 p. m. Grand moving picture entertain
msnt interspersed with vaudeville
numbers. 8sss8 b g
SUNDAY, JULY FIFTEENTH.
4 40 0:30 a. m. Open air concerts, Minot High
y 2:30 n m. School band. 5Sss;
3 90 p. m. Sacred Concert. Fret appearance
Sappho quartet.
9 80 p. m. Lecture by Frank b. Leonard.
All III Subject. aChriatian Science =
80 p. m. Open air Sacred Concert. by hand.
100 p. m. Grand Sacred Concert BY eight
talented singers, also instrumental
numbers 9i8
:i5 p. m. Inspiring moving picture presenta.
tion Of the life of Christ. The
grandest religious realistic review
of the life Of Christ ever attempted
MONDAY, JULY SIXTEENTH.
Morning devoted to classes, athletics and
ss recreation.
s:SO 10 5. 5 M M School oI band an oA'sess' Mno' n'sa
2 80 p. m. ntertainment in auditorium com
sisting of music by Sappho quartet
55 and chalk talks and drawing by.
Alton Packard. Unique entertain
Il mont by Pamahasika's 30 trained
animals. The most wonderful en-.
hibition Of intelligent dogs and
birds ever witnessed.
~ 80 d. m. Open air concert by band.
4 500 d. m. Pleasing program by Sappho quar-
tet and Alton Packard. Mr.. Pack
ard win be given practically the
the entire evening, affording the.
audience a program Of Rare Fun
= Well Done z ss sss
TUESDAY, July SEVENTH.
CLOSING DAY OF oHAurAUouA. BEST pRoeRAsl.
Moraine Glasses s Athletics and recreation.
1880 .. m. Open air concerts, Minot High
\ 2 100 l,.sEn.,} School bandS s
4 $50 b. nj: Music BY Sappo quartet. Extens.s
i've program Alton Packard in
sketches songs and humor
i 4:3C b. m. Baso Ball.
7;so d. m. Opsn air concert by band.
500 b. m. Short concert by Sappo quartet.
DrawfnGgsby Packard.
Finsl grand exhibition BY Pa mahasikass
trained birds and dogs. Without doubt the,
hest trained bird and dog circus in the; world.
Da not mics this last night nnsqualsd enter
tainment. sss