North Dakota Chautauqua opens with varied entertainments
The 11th assembly of the Chautauqua association opens June 27 and runs 24 days offering 20 varied entertainments. Baseball, bathing facilities, a large swimming tank, and special teacher admission rates mark the program. Full club activities include a Boys Club led by Fuller Swift and a Girls Club under Ora Swift with uniforms for attendees and new grounds amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Chautauqua Association
Chantauqua Assembly
Edgar LaRue
Devil- Dake
N.D
Fuller Swift
New York Life Building
Omaha
Nebraska
Swift
Ora B. Swift
Decoration Day Program and Indian Conference Report
Community services urged for Decoration Day with a parade to the cemetery led by Col McLaughlin and Major Getchell. A Turtle Mountain conference with 32 Chippewa delegates discussed land rights, poverty, and the need for federal protection and farming.
Memorial Day Observance by G A R Post No 33 Devils Lake
Special orders declare May 30 1903 a day to honor fallen comrades with flowers. On May 24 the post and auxiliary will attend services at Church of the Advent, gathering at 10 a.m. to march to the church. Resolutions praise Grant Sherman Thomas Logan and other patriots, with graves in the south and elsewhere. Comrades remain as depositories of their record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street
Arnold Avenue
Fourth Street
Hill Avenue
Sixth Street
Kelley Avenue
Fifth Street
Devils Lake Band
School For the Deaf
City Schools
Company D
1St Reg. N. D. N. G
General
A. O. Foukalsrud
Mias Addie Elliott
John Burke
America
Z. James
Devils Lake
Department
Church of the Advent
Southland
U S Commissioner Pinney Recalled Over Embezzlement Allegations
The Minot Optic reports United States Commissioner E B Pinney has been revoked amid a state federal probe into removal of North Dakota officers. Pinney allegedly misused funds from settlers under the fourteen months clause, accepting about 201.50 plus 14.00 and publication fees, failing to remit to the land office, with losses approaching 5000 dollars and affecting settlers facing loss of homes. Pinney left town more than two months ago. the paper had withheld disclosure pending further findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. McLaughlin
Indian Commissioner’s Department
Getchell
Ft. Totten
Dunseith
Turtle Mountain
Hawk
Allery
Little Shell
Turtle Mountain Chippewas
Bishop Mann
Reede
A. C. Farrell
Secretary of the Interior
Minot
U. S
North Dakota
E. B. Pinney
Pinney
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chautauqua
Prince of Good Fellows
Chantauqua
Carrie Nation
Kansas
H. C. Hansbrough
Ft. Totten Indian School
F. W. Mann
Cosmander
D. G. Duell
General Crook
G. A. R. Department of North Dakota
Geo. Dingman
Norman Nelson
Claus Eklund
Webster
Sullivan &Swenson
the Glerum
Lam
I. Glarum
Puotoakabnen
J.J. Bell
Assiniboia
Northwest Colonization Company
paaHog Ab
Sous Assiniboia
Canada
USA
Robertson
F.B. Lynch
Endicott Bsg
ST. Paul, Minn
Russell & Schultz Dray and Express
Ie Chautauqua
Acre
Wineman
Carn
Oscar H. Will & CO
Bismarck, ND
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