Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-06
Down at ChatIt Itallau,a.

Down at Cllautanqlla.
This week has been the most
lively week at Chautauqua since
its Incorporation. The weather
has been ideal, and the crowds
very large. Both Mr.. Davis and
Mr.. LaRoue expressed themselves
as more than satisfied az the splen
did patronage Of the Grss week
The program is also giving salts
faction and the interest is stead
lily increasing.
Chief among the attractions Of
last week were DR.. HindIey's ad
dressof welcome; the Troubadours q
Prof. Worst's address; the O'C Gala
ghans, Mrs. Bronson's solos and
Brush the Magician.
Nearly seven thousand people
visited Chaatauqua the Fourth,
and better behaved crowd Of
people we never knew
There are more than one hun
dred tents on the campus at Chan
tauqua. The children, birds and
squirrels are the happiest Of all the
5denizens, of thatterritory.
The Lincoln Quartette, Mae
Roberts and Bishop HartzeIl are
among the attract ctions Of thisweek.
The regular classes are IN full Blast
and many people are taking adj
vantage Of these splendid oppor-
5tunities.
Mr. B. Smith, Minnehaha
Falls, Minneapolis, was among
the the Minnesota guests the Fourth.
The boats make regular trips to
Ft. Totten every day.
Every one says that the Campus
is very much improved over last.
year.
One wagon load Of people drove
eighty miles to be at g Ghautauqua
at the opening
SATURDAY, July SEVENTH.
4 Morning hours devoted to classes, athletics
and recreation.
So 90 ssh sehooI sif baad ssneefs hin0t High
ESQ p. m, Musical and literary numbers by
Lincoln quartet and Phoebe Mae
n Roberts.
/ 9 100 p. M Lecture By Bishop Hartzell. Sub.
ject, The Negro in America
a 80 p. M. Base ball.
80 p. M. Open air concert. Minot High
School band
g 100 p. m. Musical and literary entertain
ment by Lincoln quartet and Miss
Roberts.
VIC. 4. u. PROGRAM.
1890 q. m. Is il necessary for busy church
workers tojoin the w. G. 7. q.
in q prohibition state7
Il SUNDAY, JULY EIGHTH.
EXCURSION sARLEs LINE.
10: 100 q. m. Open air sacred concert, Minot
High School band.
I0:S0 a. m. Sacred selections by Lincoln
quartet and Elma b. Smith CO.
II 100 q. m. Sunday School.
p 80 p. m. Open air concert Minot High
School hand
100 p. m. Sacred concert by Lincoln quartet
and Eima .. Smith Co. Readings
by Mise Smith.
$50 p m. Sermon bs Bishop Hartzsll.
1:s0 p. M. Sacred concert, Minot High
School band.
g: 100 p. M. Grand evening sacred concert by
a two auartsts. Readings BY Miss
Smith
MONDAY, JULY NINTH.
Y Morning hours devoted 70 classes and atl,-
letics.
1890 p. N. Open q II eoacerts, Minot High
] s;Q0 1ps nj School band.
ESQ u. m. y Iasical and literary selections by
lslma NTH Ia Co, and Hiss.
snsita Isader Chalk talk by |
s PITT Enr,rer.
A:a0 j. m Base ball.
~ ;SS0 p. m. Concert Ii open air BY band.
g 100 p. M. Music III Elma b.. Smith Co. |
Readings by Elrna 3. Smith. Chalk |
talks hy Pitt Parker. Illustrated
iecsupe by ~ Eange on Native |
Birds and sAninais.s
". q. 4. b. PROGRAM.
p 10 4. ia. Our Recruits. sIow to organize
and train them.
sEHEspAY JgJEsY TENTH.
Gzs AVN A5sazE DAY.
ExcuTsion from Groohston and Grand Forks. |
First day Of Bible Elaas. yuly l0-i7. Morning
hours Tor claAsess hlstics and recreation.
$3.50 d. IN. 0pensa lii soucsrte. Minot Higl
s:oo p, I'M. School ban5. Is