The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-22
The CHAUThUQUA.
PROGRAM NOW
READY
Season Will Be a Big One
Opens on June 80 Closing
July 16.

July 10.
The program of the North Dakots
Chautauqua has been announced. The
season this year promises to be 8
successful one and the following gives
an outline OF the doings each day:
Highly interesting features of the
first day will be:
Lecture by the Hon. A. B. Cum.
mings Of Iowa. Subject. Reform and
RefOrmers."
A number of other speeches such as
Prof. Thos. Shaw and T. A. Hover.
stad. who will speak on General
Farm Conditions"
In the evening. illustrated lecture
by DR.. Chas. A. Payner. Subject
Switzerland and the Rhine"
Numerous other attractions to be
mentioned later, for this day.
Sunday, June 80.
Several concerts by Tennesseeans
Sermon by Rev. N. s. Reeves.
Lecture by DR.. Chas. A. Payner.-
Subject. "God in His World
Illustrated lecture in the evening"
Subject. Ancient Rome and the Chris
tian Martyrs
Monday. July I.
Musical program by Jubilee Sing
erS.
Reading by Miss Adulaide Elliott.
Lecture by Miss Olaf Krarur, noted
Esquimau lady, on Frozen North"
Illustrated lecture in the evening
on Grand Canyon of the Colorado"
Tuesday, July 9.
Readings by Miss Elliott.
Hon. H. C. Hansbrough will deliver
an address.-Subject, "Some Political
Issues"
Baseball.
Band concert.
Musical program. etc.
Wednesday, July s.
Morning classes, athletics, boating,
bathing, bowling, etc.
Lecture by Harry Smith Stimmel,
first president of the Chautauqua.-
Subject, Personal "reminiscences of
Abraham Lincoln" etc.
w. c. T. U. Institute, July 3-12.
Thursday, July 4.
First appearance of Miss Georgia
Ray Mcmillan of Nashville. Tennes-
see.-Subject, "Delineator of Negro
Character"
Grafton by the Hon. John Burke,
governor OF North Dakota.
Baseball.
Also mystery, mirth and music. by
the master magician, Carter.
Friday, July 5.
Among many other attractions, Guy
Carlton Lee will lecture on when
Will the People Wake?" i
Saturday, July 6.
This is Temperance Rally day, and
will be very busy and interesting
day from every point of view.
Sunday. July 2.
Several concerts by North Dakota
University band of Grand Forks. and
selections by our noted First Regi-
ment band of Lisbon, North Dakota,
which are strong enough attractions
to please anyone.
Lecture by Rev. ]. S. Montgomery
of neapolis-Subject. John Rus
kin, the Boon of the New Age"
Monday. July 8.
Will be day with not minute to
spare, from 10 a. m. until II p. m.
Tuesday, July 8.
Is worth while to go hundred
miles to hear:
Rev. John Daily of Milwaukee, will
talk on "The Emerald Gems in Amer
ica's Crown"
Hearons Sisters and Miss Gertrude
Garfield, musical and literary enter
tainers.
Wednesday, July 10.
Indian day, with a full program of
Indian sports, among them being a
game of baseball between the Indians
and Chautauqua team.
Thursday, July IL.
Scandinavian day. Principal fea-
lures of interest will be lecture by
Prof. J. N. Kildahl. president of st.
Olaf's college, Mortified, Minn.-Sub-
ject, "The Duty of Scandinavians in
America"
In the evening, grand musical
concert by Bjorne chorus of Grand
Forks.
Friday. July IL.
Recognition day exercises. Gradu-
dresses.
Musical concert by D. W. Robert
sons company. Robertson's best in
luc WOIlu moving pictures. Cue.
Saturday, July Is.
Second Farmers day. Special fea-
ture, address by the Hon. P. J. Nc
Cumber. United States senator from
North Dakota on the subject of "The
Morn of the Day of Justice Long De-
layed is Dawning." Every man, wom-
an and child in North Dakota should
hear this lecture.
Sunday, July II.
One of the best musical programs
Of this session is scheduled for this
date, comprising the First Regiment
band. combined with the University
band and Miss Allen, soloist, will be
the chief musical events.
Lecture by noted divine.
Sermon by Rev. T. A. Olsen on the
Reinforcement of the Personality"
Monday, July Is.
Will be very busy day. with ath-
letic exercises, contests. Indian coun-
ellis of the boys and girls clubs. and
will be fully taken up with musical
program, baseball, moving pictures,
etc.
Tuesday, July 16.
Will be given up to adults athletic
contests.
Baseball, and children's entertain
mont in tho auditorium