Woodmen Chautauqua Pageant Opens In Minnesota
The Woodmen event featured a large parade led by bands, a formal program at the auditorium, speeches by Col Creel Senator Hansbrough E Ellsworth Willey and Gov Northcott, and a lively night of music and comedy. A second day included contests, a drill, a 23 to 4 win by the Indian club, and a 8 to 7 victory for Devils Lake over Edinburgh with a banner awarded to New Rockford.
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Philharmonic Concert Co
Colored Quartette
H. M. Creel
Hansbrough
E. Ellsworth Willey
Ferguson and Thompson
Annie Laurie
McAllister
Suwanee River
Cooper
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Creel
Ringling Bros
Prof
Crackenbush
Dundee
C.W. Hawes
B. D. Smith
Mankato
North Dakota
McKinley
Minnesota
United States
W A. Northcott
Linoil
Woodmen of America
Cel. Creel
Gov. Northscott
Chautauquan
Supreme Council
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Lester & Kent
Woodmen's Picnic Association
Auditorum
Woodmen
Hatton Woodmen
F. L. Kermott
Cheyenne
Chas. C.connolly
Devils Lake
E. R. Davidson
New Rockford
C. J. Floberg
Hillsboro
W. J. Bailey
Inkster
L. B. Fancher
W. J. Hosking
Rolla
Ben Halvorson
Hatton
William Palmer
Thompson
W. E. Hoople
Walsh County
Committee On Transportation
C. L. Ward
Ellendale
A. T. Cole
Fargo
E. J. Chamberlin
Chautauqua
John Wallace
Royal Neighbors
Lakse
Modern Woodmen
Chautauqua Association
Mary J. Rodenbach
Rockford
Edinburg
Edinburgh
DevilsLake
Indian Day Chautauqua Attracts Crowds In Northwest
Indian Day at the seventh annual Chautauqua drew crowds as Fort Totten reservation guests joined the program. About fifty Indians appeared on the grounds while some elders declined due to superstition about spirits on the water. The event showcased a strong talent lineup and boosted the resort’s reputation for the Northwest.
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Northwest
Fort Totten
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J.J. Bell
Dal & Yoder
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