The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-13


lect from. no two alike. Troppman's
July Clearance Sale. commencing Sat
lurday, July 10.-Adv.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Swedish Lutheran church will be en-
tertained at the farm Of Mrs. Alma
Smith, Thursday afternoon. The La
dies will meet at Berglund's store or
at the Layon residence on Lake shore
at 1870, and rigs will be there to
convey them to the farm.
The highest bidder can buy good
western horses Thursday and Friday,
July Is and 16, at the 500 stock
yards at an auction sale. Horses
weigh from 1000 to 1900 pounds.
Adv.
Last evening the D. D. D. club
entertained at theater party at
the Rex, in honor of Miss Leila Wal.
lace of International Falls. In the
party were Misses Leila Wallace,
Mercedes Morrison, Mae Scarrott,
Irma Hazen, Marie Miller, Anna.
Brown and Gladys Armstrong. s e
have some fine 16'' jackpine to
sell either by the cord or carload.
Call G.. LaJambe. Phone ISL
Adv. t...ss
+ When you want some eggs bad call
the same Frenchman, 113-J.-Adv:
Misses Clara Hanson and Glare
Collins, two of the campfire girls
of Crookston, who have been spend
ing the past couple Of weeks at the;
H. o. Rosaan cottage at Lavinia, re-
turned to their home today. The,
other members of the Washomosha-
matik- camp will remain at the lake
until Thursday of this week.
Get a good horse at the auction
sale Thursday and Friday, July Is
and 16. Sale will be held at the 500
stock yards, all horses going to the
highest bidder. Forty western
horses weighing from 1000 to 1900
pounds.-Adv. - -
Tonight the members of the Chris
tian Endeavor society and the Hy-
,shi-ni club of the Presbyterian church
will enjoy a picnic and weiner roast
al the dam. There will be about 60
in the party and the "City of Be-
midi" will leave the city dock at
6:45, returning about midnight. The
outing will be held rain or shine.
If it rains supper will be served on
the boat or the pavilion. - ~
The Epworth league of the Metho-s
dist church will give an ice. cream
social at the E. G. Styles lawn on
Lake Boulevard and Tenth St., Thurs
day night, beginning at o'clock and
until all are served. Tickets 15c
Everybody welcome.-Adv. .zz 80 ~
Theodore Nelson, manager of the
land sales department of the state
auditors Office, arrived in Bemidji
last evening from International Falls
where he conducted sale of state
school and swamp lands yesterday
He went to Cass Lake this noon
where he will transact business at
the government land office and will
return this evening. A sale will be
held at the court house here tomor-
row morning.
Many automobile owners in Be-
midi and vicinity are using Purity
Gasoline and Diamond Cylinder oils
exclusively. If you are interested in
the maximum of economy in oper-
ating your car, trial of this brand
of oils will make you a steady user.
St. Cloud Oil Co., of Bemidji. ADV.
Mrs. M. E. Knappen Of Tenstrike
was in Bemidji yesterday. She was
returning to her home from attend
ing the Deanery conference held at
the Cass Lake mission, under the aus
pices of Archdeacon Parshall, of Cass
Lake, and which came to a close
Thursday. Among the speakers
were Bishop Morrison of Duluth,
Bishop Beecher of Nebraska, and Rev
James Wise of st. Louis, Mo-, who
gave lectures on social ethics, Sun
day school and missionary work. Fred
Smith of Red Lake, who was present
at the conference, interpreted two Of,
the lectures in the Indian language.
During the conference numerous lake
trips were enjoyed, launch having.
been engaged for the occasion.
Purity Gasoline is manufactured by
the Ponca Refining Co. at Ponca.
City, Okla, one of the largest Inde-,
pendent Refineries in the world. Re-
|gardless of current reports, Purity
gasoline will continue to maintain
its high standard of quality, and we
are ready to prove to the consumer
that Purity Gasoline means more
mileage, more power, and greater ef-
fciency, and consequent saving in
operating expenses. St. Cloud Oil
Co., of Bemidji.-Adv. US
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