Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-07-15
THE BIG TENT WILL BE PITCHED
BACK OF THE HIGH
SCHOOL.
PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK
List Of Attractions Is a Large One
Season Tickets Now Being Sold
Meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee Will Be Held This Evening"
Railway Rates.

Lewistown is soon to have it's first
experience with Chautauqua and the
preliminary arrangements have now
all been disposed of, while all the
committees are working hard to in
sure the success of this large under
taking. The ChautauQua tent will be
pitched on the block back of the high
school, very desirable site, and will
open Sunday afternoon, July 27, at 2
o'clock, with sacred concert by the
Winona Ladies, followed by lecture
by Francis ]. Gable on Cheerful Liv-
ing" At 4:15 will be vesper serv-
ice, with "a sermon-lecture in the eve
ming at 8:15 by DR.. Gordon Ware on
''The Unknown Traveller"
Throughout the week, beginning
Monday, July %, the Seaton Indian
program will begin at 9 a. m. for the
youngsters. The morning lectures
will begin at 10 o'clock, the after
noon concert at 2:3O, the afternoon
lecture at 3, the evening concert at
1880, and the evening lecture at Z.
The program for the week, beginning
with Monday, July %, will be as fol-
lows:
The Program.
Monday (Woman's Day..
Morning Organization of Seton In
dian Camp; Lecture, Community
Life" DR.. Gordon Ware; Magic, Har-
rell of Boston.
Afternoon - Recital The Artists
Trio; Lecture, "Old Days In Dixie
Land" Miss Belle Kearney.
Evening The Artists Trio;
Lecture Grafton, "The New Woman
and the Young Man." Senator Elmer
]. Burkett of Nebraska.
Tuesday.
Morning-Seton Indians, Making
Fire Without Matches; Lecture,
Hunting in Packs" DR.. Ware.
Afternoon = Concert. by Carter's
Georgians, Negro Melodies AS Sung in
the South; college Stunts" Donald
F. Fox.
Evening-Concert,T The Georgia Jubi-
lee Singers; Lecture, "The Crescent
and the Cross" julius Caesar Nayphe,
of Athens.
Wednesday Music Day..
Morning-Seton Indian Deer Hunt,
Habits of Animals, Stories; Lecture,
Instincts of Preservation" DR.. Cor
don Ware.
Afternoon ~ Band Concert, White
City Band of Chicago.
Evening-Band Concert, White City
Band; Grand Opera, Thaviu Grand
Opera Company with Band Accompani-
ment.
Morning-Seton Indian War Dance,
Indian War Stories; Lecture, "You
and Your Neighbor," DR.. Gordon
Ware.
Afternoon-A Half Honr with the
Girl-Humorist; Popular Lecture, 'Bar-
gains," DR.. John H. Address.
Evening-Miss La Dell, in Humor-
GUS Prelude; Lecture, "The Neglected
Cavalier" DR.. D. F. Fox.
Friday.
Morning-Grand Pow Wow of Seton
Indians at the Totem Pole; Popular
Lecture, who's Got the Button?" DR..
Ware.
Afternoon-Concert by the Chicago
Male Quartet; Entertainment, Miss
Flora Belle Carde.
Evening Popular Concert, Bell
Ringing and Male Quartet, Chicago
Quartet; Great Production of "Abra-
nam Lincoln" Benjamin Chaplin.
Committee to Meet.
Tne executive committee and ticket
committee will meet at the office of
the county superintendent of schools
in the courthouse this evening at 8
o'clock to make final arrangements to
dispose of the eight hundred season
tickets which the association has
pledged to sell before the opening day
of the session here at Lewistown.
The advertising material has arrived
and is being distributed. Over five