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Show ) ; V :" ""'!;' - " ' .: ' : ; ' " V :"; ' ; v.' - j I 1' BINGHAM CANYON, UTAtj SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1922. NO. 2j r Central Bank of Bingham " Friendliness and Mutual Interest are manifest characteristics of our Association with our customers. ,, We invite you to make full use of our facilities and com-- ; plete banking service. - . CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $70,000.00 ' mmmmmmm wmmmmmm mmmmmm JeFomnie The Old Time Meat Market at the old Stand where you can always rely on getting the BEST of MEATS. FISH and FOWL-PHON- E 5 ALWAYS THE BEST You Won't be Sorry If You Give Me a Trial Grovers Garage 1 do my own work. Fords and Chevrolets a Spec-ialty. Storage and Accessories. 228 Main St, Bingham ' JACER'S GRILL G. M. Gregory, Prop. We Serve the Best of Everything to Eat All Kinds of Soft Drinks 77 West 2nd South St. Salt Lake City O'Donnell & Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EMBALMERS Bingham Canyon Phone 17 WM. BOLAND, Mgr. Main Of-fice, Salt Lake City. Phone Wasatch 6461 I ' i - . When You Know Us and We Know You Kindness and Courtesy are wonderful business builders. Many persons would be surprised to know that the growth of this institution has been largely due to the recommendations of its friends. Bingham State Bank BINGHAM, UTAH OFFICERS L. S. Cates, Pres. Sherman Armstrong 1 st Vice Pres. C. E Adderly, Vice Pres. Leo F. Tietjcn, Cashier TnHV !s a good, timew send JL JACij m your subscription... P It's in the Atmosphere " J I I J Jcs Data Charged Uith Death of Tony Ferrara Joe Data,. 33 years of age, is tonight (Thursday) lockeid in the Bingham Jail charged with the murder of Tony Santa Fer- -' rara. After celebrating Colum-- . bus Day in Bingham, Ferrara, . with Joe Data and his wife re--I turned to the Highland Boy in L---s, the early part of the evening, on 1 arriving at the home of Data, I , after an altercation with Fer-J- i rara Data went to his bedroom f and secured an automatic revol-ver. . Mrs. Data tried to prevent her husband from using the weapon and in the struggle which ensued the revolver was discharged wounding Ferrara 60 , badly he died within forty mhv utes. The body is at the Under-taking Parlors of the Ed. O'Don-nel- l Co. ORE SHIPPED FROM THE BINGHAM DISTRICT THIS WEEK ; U. S. Mining Co., 39 carloads. Utah-Ape- x Mining Co., 29 carloads. . Bingham Mines Co., 8 car-loads. Montana, Bingham Mining Co., 7 carloads. Total 83 carloads. The Ohio Copper Co has ship-ped about 26 ton3 of copper precipitates which will run on an average of 75 per cent cop-p-er BINGHAM CELEBRATES COLUMBUS DAY . . , x ... Thursday was Columbus Day in Bingham and it seemed even the dogs were out to celebrate the event, as we- - noticed dogs wearing the Italian colors. Thru the offort of City Clerk Francis Quinn, when he held the legis-lative chair, Columbus Day was designated a State holiday and the people of Bingham appre-ciated the fact by closing its Banks and business houses, get-ting out and enjoying Columbus Day. A parade was formed by Columbus Lodge, No. 68 of the local Italian Society and marched to the public schools of Bingham where they were joined by prac-tically all of the children and their teachers, and paraded the Main street headed by the fam-ous John Held band of Salt Lake City, with John in charge. Af-ter which Judge E. E. Dudley delivered one of his timely and capable orations from the porch of the Bingham Mercantile Co. Following is a list of the prize winners who participated in the sports in the afternoon: v RACES Girls 3 to 5 years 1st Lucy Welsh ; 2nd Mary Danford. Boys, 3 to 5 years - Tie George J.' Lee, Eugene Davis. Girls, 5 to 7 years 1st Rose Louis; Tie Gertrude Baker and Goldy Alva. Boys 5 to 7 years 1st Jack Nichols; 2nd Wells Steele. Girls 7 to 9 years 1st Elva Marriott; 2nd Maxine Shaw. Boys 7 to 9 years 1st Billy Myers ; 2nd Helmar Burges. Girls 9 to 11 years 1st Vir-ginia Collier; 2nd Helen Birds. Boys 9 to 11 years 1st Ed-ward Green; 2nd Johnny Martin-son: Girls 11 to 13 years 1st Blanche Mariott; 2nd Anna Steele. Boys 11 to 13 years 1st Ettore Chiara; 2nd Joe Valarie. Girls 13 to 15 years 1st Jen-nie Steele; Tie Rose Hennya and Marie Togliatti. . Boys 13 to 15 years 1st Allen Green; 2nd Joe Valasic. Girls 15 to 17 1st Helen Key-sa- 2nd Mabel Knudsen. Boys 15 to 17 1st Dominic Tappero ; 2nd Chas.' Allais. Young Ladies Race 1st Mary Hull; 2nd Elaine Zion. Men's Race 1st Antone Christensen; 2nd Frank Dean. Egg Race for Ladies 1st Helen Keysan ; 2nd Mabel Knud-sen. ' The sports were followed by a grand ball given in the Society Hall in the evening. The John Held orchestra of Salt Lake City furnishing the music. U. S. OFFICIALS' TO VISIT BINGHAM . At the request of the Depart-ment of Utah, the sub district office of the U. S. Veteran's bu-- reau will start two squads of ; men over the state this month : for the purpose of aiding all former soldiers who desire to do so to reinstate their insurance taken out during the Wary It is only necessary to pay for the month on which the insurance was allowed to lapse; and the current month for the amount j of insurance actually continued order to - become reinstated. Mr. E. A. Littlewood contract representative of the Veteran's bureau will be in Bingham on November 1st and will confer with any of the World war vet-erans who wish to reinstate. Any matter pertaining to war claims tr allowances not finally settled should be taken up with I members of this squad. - Bingham Society Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Cole and family of Sandy have moved to Bingham and will make their future home here. Miss Mae Teter and her vis-itor from Jerome, Idaho, Miss Irene Grauel were Salt Lake Lake visitors on Thursday last, they attended the State Fair. E. E. Dudley and Dave Lyons motored to Salt Lake City on Friday and attende the Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steele, Bishop and Mrs. Wright and Mr. and Mrs. J. Nqrden was amongst the lage number 'whtf attended n Recep-tion and Ball at the Newhouse Hotel, Salt Lake City on Tues-day last. Mrs., Nellie E.1 Tremelling, worthy Matron Martha, Chap-ter No. 7 O. of Eastern Star is in Salt Lake City this week at-tending the Grand Chapter of the order of the Eastern Star of Utah this week. Grandma Brunton has moved into Salt Lake City where she will be attended to during her illness by relatives at the Shu-bec- k apartments. Mrs. Chas. Hudson and family and Miss Olmstead of Garfield were the guests of Mrs. J. H. Carter of the Highland Boy this week. zel and Ellen Morris, Donna Rogers, Hazel, Margaret and Helen Lee, Jack Christensen, Dorothy Wells and Donna Stringham. Miss Calara .Christensen ' is spending the week end with-he- r motherland relatives in camp. Miss Christensen is a student at the University of Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Tregaskis entertained in honor of the tenth birthday of their daughter Helen on Wednesday. A large number of young friends attend-ed an enjoyed the luncheon and games. , Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller of the Highland Boy are now sport-ing a Chevrolet. Mr. and Mrs: Sidney Tregas-kis and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Car-ter motored to Salt Lake City and visited with Dan Eden who i? recovering nicely from hi? re-cent illness: The Misses Irene Connary and Edith Mitchell spent a pleasing week end at Salt Lake City. Mrs. P. Cullerton motored to Salt Lake City on Wednesday and visited with friends. Mrs. Archie Stewart visited with friends in Sandy two or three days this week. A bundle shower was given in honor of Miss Kate Stephen at her home at the Highland Boy on Sunday afternoon.1 A large number of friends were present. Wedding announcements have not been given out. Miss Lillian Trtegaskis and Miss Kate Stephen were Salt Lake visitors the past week. Mrs. Kate Ford entertained on Thursday at Markum Gulch in honor of the birthdays of her two grandchildren Mona and Cornelius Ford. Those who en-joyed the three course luncheon and games were Aileen, Billy and Bobby Burke. Bob and Mike Buckman, June and Bos-si- c Bobbins, Tiitricia Doyle, Ila- - REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES VISIT CAMP Ernest Bamberger, Republi-can candidate for U. S. senator, Charles M. Morris, former Re-publican County chairman, W. H. Stenacher, Republican can-didate for County Commissioner, with Dave Mills Government Prohibition officer visited in camp on Wednesday last and where taken around camp by their friends. Mrs. Ida Will-iams of Salt Lake City who has charge of many political cam-paigns in Bingham is back at her old stand at the Republican headquarters. I DEMOCRATS NAME , CANDIDATES I At a Democratic precinct con- - 1 vention held on Friday evening I last at the Town Hall, Budd M. Yokum was nominated as can-- I ' . didate for justice of the peace, J Richard Connary, as a candidate f ,' for constable, C. L. Countryman, ' precinct chairman and Ray H. Kenner is secretary. Each of the above men are capable and ' ' energetic fighters for the Demo-cratic cause. Headquarters will be opened up at the Doctor Bracken building opposite the Post office next week. "KID" TAPPERO ENTHUSE BOXING FANS "Kid" Tappero, at the Man-hattan club at Salt Lake City on Monday last pleased the boxing fans by some of his clever work with Art Brugger, a brother of Walt Hart. The four round bout was declared a draw. Both boys slugged away at each other during the whole bout. Tappers was quick in his movements and Brugger was unable to land him. I DOCTOR STRAUP 1 RECOVERING 1 W'e note with pleasure of the improved condition of Dr. F. E. Straup at the L. D. S. Hospital at Salt Lake City. Dr Straup 1 from latest reports is once more -- "'! if able to sit up and meet some 1 of his friends. Dr. Paul S. Rich-- ; ards of BoSton, who has held 3 important positions in different hospitals of that city has taken 4 , charge of the Bingham Hospital ! with Dr. Straup's patients. CARD OF THANKS The officials and members of Columbus Lodge No. 68 of this camp extend their many thanks to the business men of the camp who geperously donated to the funds" of the Sports Committee and helped to make Columbus Day a success in Bingham ; also to Judge E. E. Dudley and the Town Board for decorating the streets. BIG BANKRUPT SALE ON Messrs. M. Stein and Ben Hayden of Salt Lake City have opened up the store under the old Commercial Club Building, just above the City Hall, and have a large stock of Bankrupt goods for sale. Look for full page ad in this issue for their astounding bargains. BINGHAM LADY WINS A SALT LAKE PRIZE Mrs. Jim Bogan, wife of our poular hardware merchant was announced the winner of a Ford car given by the Elks at their j Circus and Carnival. BINGHAM WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT Richard Lhan and Ed an Borges of Copper! ield were mar-ried at Salt Lake City on Wed-nesday. ' |