Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-07
! / AUTAUQULA CROWDS
CONTINUE TO Be LARGE
Many People Visiting With Cottage Dwelers Auditorium
s Crowded at Each Number: Big Crowd Expected
Sunday When the Air Ship viii Fly. s.s.


s5 more perfect day could not have
greeted the opening Of the Chautauqua
session I than that on Saturday, and
from all indic tions, this years assem-
bly, is going to be q grand success. ~
The Chicago operate company on
the programme for the first four days,
were without doubt, one Of the finest
musical companies that appeared on
any platform IN this city. Every mem
bers being an artist of the highest rank.
Miss Allen has beautiful, clear, high
5soprano voice and it was pleasure
to listen to her. Mrs. Frederick Gear
hart DeWningg, the contralto, has one
OF the best contralto voices heard in
this vicinity in some time and her Sc
Iections won for her much applause.
Mr.. Miller, the tenor, has "a strong,
Well-trained voice, of much sweetness
and his singing was a pleasure to hear.
Mr.. dleton, Basso, has a strong,
full and highly pleasing voice. His
singing was a treat to all lovers Of
good music and without q doubt the
finest bass voice of any artist whom
we have had the pleasure to hear. He
was compelled to give several encores.
Mr.. Nelson, the pianist, is q splendid
artist and also an organist Of ability
He Is the organist in the Oak Park.
Presbyterian church In Chicago. We.
were sorry not to have heard him IL
more solo; work. 5s| sS!5
DR.. Rocking has an able lot Of assis-
stants at the grounds in Mr.. Falger, Mr..
Parsons and DR.. II. G.. Hooking, and
they are always ready to- give ever yoneEi
Information who may Inquire. Il
j. n. Kelly the presid dent. came
very nearly losing his fine Oldsmobile
on Sunday evening BY fire. as the gas
oline had become ignited by the spark,
The flames were put out with the aid aid
of friends BY covering them with dirt
MI. Stuart Of the opera house has
charge Of the lighting Of the large au-
ditoriuIn. s 35...
Miss Blonde Of 4 Seattle, was the he
guest Of her brother, Mrs. a. r. Blon. Big 2
de-. sfs3
Cashier O. s oen and family
;Of Crary were visitors on the grounds
for Two or three days.
Banker g. g. Honey and family q
Edmore are located On the grounds.
Mrs. Connor Of Minot arrived Tues
day Tor q weeks visit. 4!
MI and Mrs. wa iseman are pleasant. q
II located in their tent near the ball al
7 park u
rs The people are enjoying the concert l';,,
work Of the Indian hand more and
more eevery3 day
The lecture given by Rev. a 81 p. Clatr
tenburg on sunda i. EMIT lied sT The sta Sta
ture of q was $one of the ableHst H
! ! and most interesting lectures we have a. g
heard in some time upon the sChantasus' g y
qua platf Those Vt were fortp, 4 Y
nate enough to have heard him 81 are IS,
high ia their praise Of both lecture a and
Slectur rer. 81 n
isses Hazel md Edna Davis & are l1,
! nov vis fling on the ground
and Mrs Tomulso son Of New \ e''s'
Rockford arrived At the groands ~ Tues. 1a.
day
Banker Edgar And derson and f'al family a
are lso located here for z season % !. 81
Chief Justice MOI gan and n q + sister Mrs. lzl 8
Lewis are now located il their splen-
! did cottage and their friends are pleas.
ed to see them. We are happ TO say
that the judge fast gai ming :sil in
health.
sss3i sss| M Is. Clark who has been the guest
I lof Mr. ana ooers eturned u to g
her home III finneapo Zig On Thurs' y,
day. .4|ssY
Alr. aud AIrs: q Clark Kelley were yisi
tors Tuesday on the Il grounds Mt ar
kelley Vas for IA mum Der of aIs one ,lo
of the Chaut ua ectors ND a. 81
ways takes an interest III its work. 3s
ohm GoWaIl and tamil S',l' sop
ened The cottage on the F'ouIt
am ser ntert II aimed & a 4
dinner Monday and sTuesda eNenfnlsa ~ e
sslt her honie Mrs. derick esearlara q \
4 Downing. contralto soloist of the 81 CHI u
opesatlo com !,
Another grand treat in Al tore forstnf IS
Chaut a,la pattlons siil be the lec r'
4 t,are gen by ard obson ons l Fri u
day evening orth Mans aIs
times the price of 81, arld ev