Devils Lake resort expands facilities and access for families
The article describes a major expansion at Devils Lake with a three story hotel added onto the cottage, 25 new rooms, lavatories and closets for both sexes, extended promenade, two large restaurants on the grounds, and a perfect sewerage system with a roof tank feeding plumbing. A new six mile rail link from Devils Lake to Hooke grounds operates daily at 25 cents round trip. The grounds offer baths, boating, a competent map lead, and a barn managing stock at standard livery rates.
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Devils Lake
Great Northern
Oakes
Milner
Hooke
Chautauqua at Devils Lake with Tickets and Lodging Details
Admission covers all lectures concerts and entertainments. Family season tickets 86.00 for two adults and all children under 21. Single day 25 cents. Weekly adult tickets 2.00. Camp facilities with various tent sizes and weekly rates. Hotel Oakwood expanded with no meals but two Europan plan restaurants. Supplies on ground at Devils Lake prices. Rail rates reduced for excursion dates with connections at Jamestown and N P main line.
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Oakwood
Devils Lake
Chautauqua Assembly Engages Dr May and Indian Band
The 1900 Assembly lists Dr May as platform head for all sessions and notes a 26 piece Indian band will perform outdoors daily. Captain Heermar steers boating excursions on the lake with a new launch carrying passengers for 25 cents.
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May
Dr. May
Heermar
North Dakota Chautauqua to Dedicate Giant Devils Lake Auditorium
The North Dakota Chautauqua opens the state’s largest amusements building at Devils Lake seating 3000 with a grand early performance. The Manning School of Music from Minneapolis brings 45 graduates to present Midsummer Night's Dream plus musical and dance acts on June 28 and 29.
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North Dakota
Devils Lake
Chautauqua
Mammoth
Manning School of Music
Dramatic Art
Minneapolis
Allstar
Northwest
Fort Totten Indians to Exhibit at Chautauqua Grounds
Fort Totten Indians will present a magnificent exhibition on the Chautauqua grounds. The baseball grounds are enlarged with a new grand stand and many first class games are planned. Bathing facilities are unsurpassed. A season ticket and full attendance from opening day through closing are urged.
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Fort Totten
Opening Day Chautauqua Features Wesleyan Quartet and Indian Band
June 30 to July 8 program highlights include Old Settlers reunion with speeches songs and reminiscences. Fort Totten Indian band 26 pieces all day plus a grand concert with Wesleyan Male Quartet Miss Eleanor Goodman Ruth Anderson Wilma Anderson and Al G Flournoy.
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Old Settlers
Barbadus
Fort Totten Indiap
Wesleyan
Chicago
Ruth Andeeon
Wilma Anderson
Eleanor Goodman
al G. Flournoy
Ruth and
Eugene May
R. N. Adams
D. D
Synodical Missionary
Minnesota
Ruth
Air line to serve Chautauqua from Devils Lake
A new air line with engine and cars will ease travel to the Chautauqua at the lake. Round trip fare set at 2.50, eliminating past transport bottlenecks and speeding attendance.
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Devils Lake
Al Flournoy Entertains With Diverse Skits and Coon Songs
Al G Flournoy, a versatile entertainer, presents June 30 to July 4 featuring Disset stories, monologues, Irish Jewish German and Yankee sketches, and Coon songs minus the full dress. Press notices praise his refined humor and mastery of entertainment. audiences are urged to attend for wholesome recreation.
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al. G. Flournoy
Flournoy
Times Herald
Pioneer Press
Ruth Anderson Violinist Garners Noted Acclaim
Bloomington Pantagraph reports Ruth Anderson, aged 30, titled as a leading American violinist. After study in New York and three years abroad in Brussels she performed two solos praised as unforgettable, marking her as the finest lady violinist before the American public.
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Jane
Hasily
United States
New York
Brus
Bloomington
Wilma Anderson, Pianist Appears in Critique Review
An early 20th century notice highlights Wilma Anderson, a pianist, noting four years of study abroad and a brilliant finished technique. The critique praises her playing style and performance quality, with references to Belgian critics and her development as a musician.
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Wilma Anderson
Wilma “Anderson
Atlantic
Pacific
Union
Wheely Tribune
United States
Inter-Ocean
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G. J. Ireland
F. W. Farmer
W. E. Rose
D. C. Truesdale
Pittsburg
Kansas
Daily Tribune
Opera House
George Ireland
Crete
Hon
W. Bawes
Little Cam
Glerum
N. Dak
Ramsey County of Abstract Company
C. G. Zunich
Dr. Jones
J.F. Cowan
Owan & McClory
Attorneys-At-Law
Ole
Ottom
N D
E A. Maglone
Attorneys-At Law
United States Land Office
North Dak
Chas, D. Kenne
Brennan & Kennedy
W. MM. Anderson
Those &Co
Devils Lake,n. D
Townsend & Denoyer
States Land Office
Finer
Nawonan Barx Buipix
W. D. Jones
Offce
Fourth Street
Office 1
New Railroad
Ruth Anderson
Casper Scrata
Aira Recue
East Fourth St
Devils Lake, N. D
Nee E Sree
New York Weekly Tribune
Tribune
Tribun
Laetoli
Wacu Wing Trek Acterasl Tomonica
Baal Seraital
Denald 4 Waters
Company
St. Louis
Montior
Horsman's
Devila Lake, N. D
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