Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13
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ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE FoR
MANY THINGS FoR THE
1911 SESSION. e.

1871 SESSION.. 49,.
Hobson, 1.-THE kissing Marine" ss@
coming to Devils Lake. He will bo
here at the Chautauqua session. Ar
rangements are practically complete
and he has promised his attendance
This man Of OSCILLATION fame will pre-
sent something interesting. Since his
fame has been gained not only as a
fighter, but because of the kissing
game" which has been published az
his hobby for the last few years, no
has taken to the platform and as all
North Dakota has been anxious to be-
come more intimate with this man Il
seems as though the Chautauqua has
booked one Of the most extraordinary
attractions and one which will bring
fame to the 1911 Chautauqua that pro-
misses to eclipse anything ever under
taken in this state. 7T'-: ~
Hobson will be- here under the aus
pices Of the w. e. r. u.
At the meeting of the Chautauqum
board held last Monday evening many
new things were considered i, wthteS
lend to the. attractyeness Of this yea1D,
program. DR.. Hooking and ,Williaa.
Falger who are forwarding this yeaz'a.
entertainment with the assistance Of
the board Of directors are WORKING u1z-
ceasingly Ito make It great event:
Everything thus; far planned has beeR
undertaken with sist! and With isuicsa&i :
active work there Il g question aboua
the great session, ~, r. 80, :. J
One Of the new plans which is meeer
Ing With universal approval OF the bua-
iness man in Devils Lake and which; To-:
likely to be-; adopted for this years.
Chautauquaj to have no charge zee
the entrance gate to the Chautauqua'
grounds. . It Can mot be given oft for
tact that there win be ne cha charge ) nne
II present enthusiasm kissepse M in: Tits
particular there VIM, be hardly eng
Question .abM,t tl,e regs,Iat
fadopted this year. Vt rE7E'75;
While the attractions promise to DO
better than ever. before. as one 2e&n
realize: ifs tha list ,nsslsiaha aaehsaa;
time ago, sim the association has i nn65s
stopped footing good things for tRa'
| great summer outing. A Farmers
Day VIII be a feature OF this ysar'e:
entertainment and, by courtesy Of tina
International Harvester, company o.
| America the association will offer .ua
this day Mr.. George Frederick Wheel
er In an illustrated lecture On !Trho
Romance 6f the Reaper" The motion
pictures help to trace the progress of
agriculture from the early days OF The
reaping hook down. to modern machfn-
es and scientific knowledge. M:
Wheeler who has charge Of this leas.
ture Is a New Englander by birth. d:
Westerperi <hy adoption and a globe
trotter by INCLINATION. He has made
a study OF farm life not only in Am
erica but in Europe and it is expected
that he with his extraordinary attrae-
ton will draw farmers from all over
the state to the Chautauqua on Farm
ers' day.
The Chautauqua this year will be-
far from a back number. Everybody
is boosting for the grand event. The
progress of the plans at this early date
give promise of great possibilities and
with the officers of the association and
members of the board, all capable.
handling the 1911 session in 8 syste-
matte fashion, there is no question but
what Success will be stamped ON ev-
cry undertaking. i