Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-04
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Three big days at Chautauqua are
advertised for the last half of the
week and it is difficult to ascertain
which will be the biggest. The pro-
gram is varied so that it will appeal
to all classes Of people and great
crowds are expected.
Special excursion trains on the
Farmers Line for Fourth of July, and
for Sunday which has been desig-
mated as Labor Day, have been con-
tracted for, while arrangements are
being made for an excursion from
Minot on Sunday.
Fourth of July and the following
day have been practically given over
to the Devils Lake Yacht and Boat
Club, which organization will hold it's
first regatta new venture in North
Dakota which is bound to popularize
the states only watering place.
The Independence Day celebration
will include great program on the
lake front, made up of yacht races,
row boat races. launch races. water
polo, water baseball, Illuminated par.
ade concerts on the water and py-o.
technic display. 1t will be the
greatest water carnival ever held or
attempted in the northwest.
Added to these attractions there will
be two baseball games between the
All Nations team of star performers
and the strong Devils Lake aggrega-
tion that has the longest string of
victories of any team in the north.
west.
Hon. R. F. Hunt will be the Inde.
pendence Day orator and L. J. Beau. +:
champ the humorist Of the day. This,
with splendid auditorium program,
will make Fourth of July long to be
remembered as the greatest day Of
the Chautauqua assembly
FRIDAY JULY 4.
Yacht and Boat Club Day
: 900 a. m.-Boy Scouts Assemble
900 a. m.-Home Economics Lecture,
II 10:0O a. m.-Independence Day con.
II cert. by North Dakota State Band,
II Chautauqua Park.
II Races Of Yachts and Boats. Swim.
II ming and diving contests.
1890 a. m.-Kndergarten.
1880 a. NJ" Progress of Equal suf-
frage Plans for our suffrage cam.
paign.' General discussion.
1880 a. m.-Bible Study
200 p. m-Afternoon concert, North
Dakota Concert band, Chautauqua
! Park
1880 p. m.-Evening concert North
Dakota Concert band, Chautauoua
Park.
500 p. MN auditorium, selection
by orchestra.
. $40 p. MIN auditorium, l. J. Beau.
champ, Everybody Friend"
9:15 p. m.-Motion Pictures and Illus.
trated Lecture Charles Sumner Clay
9:20 p. m.-Pyrotechnic display and
Illuminated Boat Parade.
11:00 p. m.-Good-night Concert, by
North Dakota Concert band, Chau.
tauqua Park.
SATURDAY, JULY 5.
Yacht and Boat Club Day ;.
900 a. m.-Boy Scouts assemble.
900 a. m.-Home Economics Lecture.
: 1000 a. m.-Morning concert, North
Dakota Concert band Chautauqua
Park.
Finals in Yacht and Boat races.
1880 a. m.-Kindergarten.
1880 a. m-Bible study.
1880 a. m.-Our responsibility for
the Training of the Young People Of
our Community. How to organize
n a Loyal Temperance Legion and q
Y Young Peoples Branch
300 p. m.-Afternoon concert, North
Dakota Concert band, Chautauqua
Park
oe Race Finals
IN 1880 p. m.-Evening concert. North
y Dakota Concert band Chautauqua
r Park.
y 500 p. Mn auditorium, selection by
n. orchestra.
y $40 p. m.-In auditorium. L. J. Beau
H. champ. final appearance.
III $500 p. m.-Violin solo, Prof Knutzen
''The Chautauqua Chaperone. musi.
cal comedy in two acts.
3. 9:15 p. m.-Moton pictures and illus.
lg trated lecture, Charles Sumner Clay.
Il. 9:30 p. m.-Good-night concert, by
n. North Dakota Concert band. Chau-
III tauqua Park.