The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-28
DESCRIPTIVE.

The Chautauqua park is romantic beauty
1t comprises one hundred of
with magnificent oaks. carpctcd grass and studded
with beds of wild
1t has elevation forty the level the
lake and slopes gently, forming
race to the beautiful gravcly beach.
CHAUTAU0UA EXCURSION.
The forest has been kept to natures designs
ds possible and the winding roads among the sylvan
monarch the delightful shade. woodland
des the of cnchantment that painted
artists brush described poets pen.
Aside from the strong and comprehensive program.
greatest delight of Chantanua is its cosmopolitan life
of which it is the originator Life in the is of
the greatest pleasures of the assembly In the
park is built every city of tents in which
delightful life of the is lived reality
Life in tho tent and beneath the shade
trees. cooking with all its appetizn
best of society. unconvent onality all here.
Another delightful feature summer
is in its aquatic pleasures. The
possess number of elements in solution wic, make
the finest place for bathing in the world. only
nvigoratng than the waters of the
mineral solutions arc highly conducive to health
The boating is unsurpassed the beautiful Chautauqul
bay which forms much of the foreground of the park
being just sufficiently protected from the winds to make
rowing sailing delight while daily trips
pleasure afford all the delights trip
The North Dakota Chautauuua thus combines all
pleasures of life in the woods. the
shore sojourn in the land of romance and artistic
beauty. and of lectures entertainment and
music such be found in only the largest cities
and at price extremely low that it is accessible to all
Will and enjoy it?
FACILITIES.
GRAND AUDITORIUM
Tho ChautauQua is white city
There beautiful cottages but the
Der prefer to live intentS These tents
in the shadest sylvan retreats busy thorough
fares to suit the wishes of the All articles
cooking utensils and furniture may rented the
grounds if desired, at very reasonable prices.
OUR NATAL DAY.
1t has always been the policy of Chauauqua to
make the nations birthday patriotism and en-
thusasm.
This year will be exception only pre-
vious efforts will be surpassed. From
first inspiring strains of martial will be waited
the morning breeze until the evening
program there will be continual program.
out the quaint old town Philadelphia the It'd
ings that nation had been
This year there will be revival of the old time
celebration with patriotism mcrriulcnt happily
blended.
For the amusement visitors there will be
numerous novel and amusing entertainments lasting
throughout the day. and either grounds across
the lake can be witnessed the yearly
FAMOUS GRASS DANCE.
dances of the Sioux sight that shuold be
witnessed-a to be forgotten scene.
Several thousand full blood Indians, many of them
having been participants in the Indian out
breaks against the "whites.' will campcd on the
shores of Devils Lake, and they again put on the
war emblems and paint and live again the days
just preceding war expedition against enemies
In the evening there will presented the large
auditorium Entertainment combining and
magic as never before witnessed Magician
Brush and company will perform many of the most
magician including o East Indian illusions