Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-02
Chalfauqllal
1906 Program.

1900. Progra
The 1906 session will contain
the usual specialties, some under
new management. Brief men,
|tion is here made of a few
special features of the Chautau-
qua and III some instances the
names of the persons who will
assume the management of the
various departments.
DR.. Geo. Hindiey will again
assume charge of the Chautauqua
platform, and inasmuch as he
has become known to the patrons
Of the Chautauqua both as lee
turer and platform superinten-
dent extended, mention will be
unnecessary except thatthe pub
lie is assured Of a live. witty
and capable platform manager
in DR.. Hindley, and his many
friends will be glad to know that
he will again assume charge of
this department.
The state w. G. T. u. has Sc
lected Friday July 9th as Grand
Rally Day. and arrangements
already perfected assures tenn
perance workers of the north
west that the program is one of
the most complete and effective
programs ever arranged.
Miss Belle Kearney Of Missis
sippi, perhaps the most gifted
speaker in America has been
secured as one Of the speakers,
and Mary E. Hopper, prominent
as a w. C. T. U. worker of Chi
cago, will also be present and
add mucn to the program Of the
day. Excellent musical mum
bers will be rendered and read
ings introduced making a pro
gram both varied and pleasing.
The O'Callahans have consent
ed to present an entirely new
play, a charming comedy, and
title of which will be announced
at a later date. The production
will be staged and rendered the
evening of July 3rd. E. F.
Flynn, to whom is due much of
the success of this company in
the past, is making a careful Sc
lection Of amateur stars to whom
will be assigned the parts best
suited to the individual.
July fourth is called special,
inasmuch as the management
will attempt to provide one Of
those old fashioned fourth Of
July celebrations, introducing
nearly all the trimmings usual to
that occasion, and the public
generally is invited to look over
the days program closely before
deciding to spend the fourth
elsewhere.
The C. L. S. C. department
will be in charge Of DR.. E. E.
Saunders of Oberon, N. D., a
gentleman of wide experience
and thoroughly equipped for the
duties to be performed. He is
ably assisted by Miss Nellie s.
johnson, daughter of Hon. M.
| N. Johnson, a lady of exceptional
ability for the duties to be per-
formed, and it is confidently ex-
pected that the present session
will see the G. L. S. C. work
greatly stimulated through the
combined efforts of these con-
ductors.
Scandinavian Day. last year
was a splendid success, affording
lScandinavians an opportunity of
Injecting under circumstances
most favorable for social inter-
course, and the popularity Of the
venture was shown by the large
crowds in attendance. Local
speakers and entertainers as
well as talented representatives
from distance provided an un-
usually attractive program. This
year the meeting will take place
Ion July 18th, and excursion
trains will be operated from
points on the branch and main
Hines of the Great Northern rail
IWay.
Baseball enthusiasts will no
doubt have the privilege Of wit
messing two or three league
|games as in the past, negotia-
lions now pending will, it is
Thought, lead to such an arrange.
Iment.
4 Prof. D. LANCE of st. Paul.
1.-THE celebrated naturalist, will
i give to the children a weeks
work in nature study the class
taking extended hikes into
/ 1.-THE dense woods in search Of the
numerous beautiful birds, max
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