Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
MUCH RAT LING FOR DEVILS LAKE
EVERYB0OY'S BOOSTING It now
SPEAKERS SOUND SUCCESS KEYNOTE

With rattles at every place on the
banquet table upon which were the
inscriptions "Make a Noise Like al
Booster' and s:2oll the Rattle for
Devils Lake" the roller rink resound
ed with boosting last evening when
three hundred Devils Lakers sat down
to the monster banquet know as the
Citizens Banquet, given under the aus
pices Of the Commercial Club.
Almost promptly at the appointed
hour to the strain Of real live music.
rendered by the Great Northern orshes
ira, the guests marched into the ban.
quet hall and sat down to the bouati-
full repast prepared and served by the
ladies Of the Methodist church, vino
certainly made real hit not only in
the quality Of the eatables. but in the
excellent manner Of serving.
The program Was unique and the
menu was enjoyed from the Dreamed
Veal a la Commercial club to the cot.
fee, Booster Style. Likewise the
speakers represented the greatest gal
axy Of boosters and an array Of com.
munity development talent that could
scarcely be equalled, while the paro.
dies served as new venture Of which
Helped to make the Citizens banquet
one Of the greatest events Of its kind
ever offered in the Northwest an event
long to be remembered in Devils Lake
Before there was any eating at al:
the orchestra sounded the vamp to
E:veryhody's Doing It." AMI the fol-
lowing parody, the first boost, was on
he i'rs of every guest:
Everytody's boosting it, boosting it,
boosting it,
Everytody's boosting it, boosting It,
| !costing it,
The Commercial Club is surely doing
t1re,
TREE hundred members soon will be
in line.
For the club is winning all the time.
Members here. members there, every.
| where. BOOST.
Everytody's boosting it, boosting Il
boosting it,
Everyhody's boosting it, boosting t.
! boosting it,
Soon we'll point to the armory owe,
there
Who're we'll hold the next mid-w;nte,
fair.
Get right up in the band-wagon ehai1
For everybody's boosting it NOW.
The speakers appeared on the seen,
and as the chief speaker, Allen D
Albert, of Minneapolis, took his pla,,
at the speakers table he was greete,
with a parody to the tame of "Goodb,
Everybody" which ran as follows:
Hello, Allen Albert
Greetings good old Scout,
Here's our hearty welcome,
You can't wear it out.
We're glad to know you've brough
from afar
A message new,
We're going to like you, and all 70
say,
And we Ike your city too.
Hello, Allen Albert,
How'ly. now let's shake.
Please tell Minneapolis, we boost De,
! lis Lake.
We long to have you lingcr awhile
| Just to help us boost bit
We're sure you'd make gree
Devils Lake
: And you d score mighty hit.
Goodbye. Allen Albert,
Come back any day
l. You II md we have grown some
r Through boosting the new Albert Wa
N The menu was served in the folio,
ir ing order:
1t Crcame1 Veal, a la Commercial eli
,g Hot Biscuits, au Dcvile Lake Bucr
a Better Farming Mashed Potatoes.
n. Armory Auditorium Baked Beans
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra Sal;
70. U. G. T. Salad
Convention City Pickles
New Industries Jelly.
g Good Roads Rolls
m Apple and Pumpkin Pie,
p Ia Great Northern
m 500 Cheese
L. Coffee, Booster Style
ne W. Fl. Horton, as toastmastor, serv
the followinp literary feast.