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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1900
Page
3
Bank advertises abundant farm loan money now with scarce future availability. Notices show branch access in Devils Cake area and Cando St John route with specified days and times.
Master mechanic Geo M. Winney visits town as goods and services advertise at Gibneys and Robles. Citizens discuss Turtle Mountain reserve land filings, July 4 plans, and Chautauqua events with a busy schedule of sales, trains, and local personalities attending the grounds.
Mayor known as state hustler hosts visitors at hautauqua as Chicago speaker John Finnerty prepares for the Fourth of July ovation. A major fire threatened the grounds but was stopped by counter fires and a plow. Devils Lake plans a Saturday baseball with Willow City after the blaze.
A Christian Endeavor meeting was led by Mr Koons. A basket social will be held at Mr Joseph Kelly's residence to benefit the Catholic church on the 28th. A dance occurred at Ole Leet's residence.
Obamy 10th marks a July event at Jersey County Til, featuring Prof H V Richards with The World Builders the Wonders of the Water. The program promises instructive practical sci ence entertainment for management and patrons, inviting more shows.
Maria L. Sanford of the University of Michigan leads two lectures on July 6 titled What Woman's Clubs can do for the Public Welfare and Love Poems and Letters of Robert and Mrs Browning. The woman’s clubs will meet on the estate grounds with several brilliant lady speakers and fine music.
Miss Eleanor Goodman, a native of Louisiana, appears as a soprano soloist from June 30 to July 9. The article praises her pure soprano voice and notable concert experience, calling her a gifted and brilliant vocalist with brunette appearance and poised bearing.
Bloomington notices praise Ruth Anderson a prominent American violinist praised for training under New York masters and completing a three year abroad course. The piece lauds her as the finest lady violinist now before the public.
Wilbur Hill and Miss Whitaker wow Grand audiences for five nights with an artistry that elevates the banjo to cello tones. The pair blend musical skill and showmanship in performances praised as the city's biggest hit this week.
W I Nolan of Minneapolis the entertainer will perform July 9 12 for four days with extensive stage time. The Woodmen picnic and Farmers days run concurrently on July 9 10 and 12 13, featuring additional events around the celebration.
A New York Journal critique praises the singer’s voice as superior to May Irwin and her stage presence as more pleasing, highlighting the performer’s charm and impact on the audience.
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