The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-22
GIANT MONSTER
CAUGHT BY BOYS
DETAILS OF THE CAPTURE AND
OTHER STARTLING EVENTS
MADE KNOWN BY ISSUE OF
THE CHRONICLE AT Y, Y. c. A.
CAMP.

pages.
Camp Chronicle: Friday, June 10
1914.
Giant Monster Captured.
The re-incarnation of King Arthur
William UP, assisted by six GaIahad,
Key, Sir Launcelot CLANCY and other
trusty Knights captured a terrible
monster this afternoon. When they
brought the dragon into camp it was
discovered that it was an innocent
looking (D % () swapping turtle
o! Title, how it would snap. It had
a neck about a yard long and it would
l stretch it about five feet. After a
terrible struggle in camp under Ben
MES direction we hung the beast uT.
by its hind legs until tomorrow, when
we will take it out behind the palace
and cut off its head. And Sunday we
Smack! Smack!
Daring Dive.
This evening when the usual blank
ct toss was being held some n sug-
gested a dive. Bot Mac, the daring
performer OF the diving stand in the
lake, was unanimously chosen to make
the dive. He climbed a small tree and
was caught In fine style. After an
other low dive he called eagerly for
a higher tree. He made a peach of a.
jump. but some Of the fellows let go
and the blanket fell, hurting the dar-
ing young diver slightly. 1t stopped
the blanket fun temporarily, but W.
will 10 1t right tomorrow.
Scanlon Better.
Professor Scanlon's case of crouch
Is much better, but the doctor today
discovered a new germ which he
diagnoses as readitis or mania for
magazines, love stories; this is not
dangerous and we hope that he will
be we'll enough to finish his expert
menting oon
Go to Goody for Cascarets.
Editorial.
In the minds of some Of the CAMP
ers, Is the germ of an organization
which may grow to be a great thing,
They are planning to form what will
be called THE Camp Cormorant Club"
which will hold camp fires and enter
tainments during the winter. We will
make boats and other things for the
camp. Then in the spring they will
come down and improve the camp
with stone terraces and so forth.
Think 1t over, fellows, and if you have
any suggestions tell them to Monson
or Goody.
Good Entertainment.
Last evening it was too wet to have
a camp fire so we all gathered in
tent NO. 2. Karle read The Little
Shepherd of Kingdom Come for their
amusement. Kpe did exceptionally
we'll n held his audience spellbound,
After Kpe got through we had Chron
icle, after which Pollock read The
Other Wise Man.
Notice.
MI. Kpe. the noted orator, gives
Goody's C~ascarets the following rec
ommendation. IT took one and after
that 1t took all my spare time. Use
Goodys."
Cracker Jack Coming.
Tomorrow morning some more
Cracker Jacks are coming. Then we
| will be able to go to Bennie's AGAR
! for eats. There are some Chums
D Hersheys and other dope coming
also.
' Tri-state Weather.
The Dickens, it rained again.
Let us all hope and let us all pray
that tomorrow will be a doggone nice
5 day.
The Crows Nest.
Mons and some more of the fellow,
have built a crows nest I'D on tn,
. bluff from which n can see severa
miles IN any direction. This will prov,
= d BOOu feature OIL the camp.
: Pancakes Sunday Morning, Kids.
|. Register with the Editor for you,
. turn at the Sunday Chronicle Conf
= Section some time tomorrow. If vol
don't register you will have to wal
" till last.
Sports.
Tent No. 2 played Tent No. 1 toda,
3 by a score of 1915. It was a clos
game and depended on the decision
of the umpire. The air was Well ven
t1lated by the argument, but in tn
words of the prophet, "Weshoabiblel.
Church at II Sunday. Fellows b
ready.
If there is good weather the waite
carnival, which should have been he'll
this afternoon, will be held tomor
row morning. Lost, strayed or stole
Id FOOT waves. Return to Goodwin.
Nov Diving Stand.
Yesterday the camp, under the lead
stand in the lake. The stand is i
about eight or ten feet Of water an
is a daisy.
Get a new word. "Sough'' is gettin
old n the camp request John D. t
get something new. John will pleas
stay up tonight and think UP a ne,
one.
. LliSh GLOSS perfumes anu LO1le
waters are to be had from Miss Loom
D is, Modiste.
- -." Want Ads.
Wanted-By Bonnie, a strap.
Joe, some perfume.
Camp, some cracker jack.
Bobby Mack, something soft
Fat, something to ready.
Aaker; something to do.
Request.
Willie Mack asked us to put h
name in the paper. Here 1t is. Wi
lie Mac.
Special.
Our Sunday dinner will be a speci
occasion. Save up for 1t kids.
Get Rid of The Torment of Rheumi
&ism.
Remember how spry and active "
were before you had rheumatisl
backache. swollen. aching joints al
stiff, painful muscles? Want to fe
that way AGAIN. You can-Just Ia
Foley Kidney Pills. For they quick
I n n1aax tho hynn5 ~ +hA na4orae +h