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Show ' " , ; .v.-e.'-.Ji-- ' r..r..,,r.r- - 'Trr7 THE PRESS-BULLETI- N, BINGHAM, - ..Ttfngham Society i in A number of John Brocxlebank's friends pleasantly surprised him Wed-nesday evening of last week, that being his birthday anniversary. Music and games were the order of the evening. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward' Byrnes, Mr. and Mrs. George Starkey, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Starkey, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Hiedepriem, Miss Cook, Miss Blair, - Mrs. James Parks and W. D. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kemp are visit-ing in Park City for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marriott, Mrs. Mar-shall Pease and Lamaure Marriot spent Thursday and Friday of last week in Park City. Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Flynn were In Salt Lake Friday of last week. Mrs. Earl Peterson - has gone to Riverton to visit with her mother for several months. Mrs. Leonard Ford was pleasantly surprised Friday afternoon of last week by a few of her friends, the oc-casion being her birthday anniver-sary. After a delicious luncheon five hundred was played. The guest list included Mrs. George Ralls, Mrs. A. T. Kent, Mrs. Mike Pearse, Mrs. J. H. Colyar, Mrs. Bessie Atkinson, Mrs. Will McNab, Mrs. Paul Ackerman, Mrs. Ed Lindelof, Mrs. W. E. Scott and Mrs. Jerry Duvall. Mrs. Scarder, Mrs. Pickers and Mrs. Cravenough of Salt Lake visited Mrs. T. H. Parsons last week. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Blackfer of Salt Lake were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marriott Friday of last week. Mrs. W. E. Steffens and daughter and Mrs. James Nerdin motored to Salt Lake Friday of last week. Mrs. Grace Airey of Salt Lake, for-merly a teacher here, was a week-en- d visitor of Miss Caroline Rasmussen. trude Gerrans, Arnold Geffen, Mar-garet Grant, Hazel Hartman, Clarence Hatt, Clara Hatt, Ruth Henry, Ray Kupholdt, Paulla Horn, Esther Lu-bec- Gertrude iLubeck, Florence Mayne, Alta Miller, Neil Pool, John Prowse, Viola Robbins, Jay Roundy, Laurence Stillman, Kate Stephan, John P. Wade, Glen Wright, Harold Williams, Clara Zion, Nan Ganache. Saturday of last week Mrs. C. C Cushwa entertained part of the Utah Wellesley club who motored from Salt Lake to spend the day with her. The ladies were Mrs. C. T. Van Winkle, Miss Edna Jennings, Miss Dorothy Clay, Mrs. Kieth, Mrs. Young and Mrs C. P. Overfield. Mrs. A. C. Cole spent last week-en- d in Salt Lake. Mrs. J. B. Myers, president of the Civic club, left Monday for Ogden to attend the state federation. Mrs. Lee Jones is spending the week-en- in Salt Lake. Mrs, John Myers has gone to Og-den to attend the twenty-sevent- h an-nual meeting of the sisters of the Federated Women's clubs. School in Bingham was dismissed to celebrate Columbus day.. Dr. Russell Frazier has deserted his practice for a week's chase of the elusive deer. A party for the new deaconess, Miss Bryant, was given by the Methodist church one night dur-ing the past week. Miss Alice Mano has been con-fined with sickness for a week. Miss Evelyn Mano visited here over the week-en- d and returned to her studies at the university. Dr. and Mrs. Flynn afe now at home In the Bourgard apartments. "A RARE PIANO OPPORTUNITY" We have in the vicinity of Bingham a piano and a player-pian- both high grade, slightly used but in good con-dition. We will sell them at a bargain rather than ship them back to us. Re-sponsible parties can get reasonable terms and pay monthly, quarterly, half-yearl- y or yearly. Jf interested write at once to LYRIC MUSIC COM-PANY, 2524 WASHINGTON AVE., OGDEN, UTAH. (Oct. 9) Sneeze Reform. ' Do you sneeze correctly? A learned doctor says is wronjj; that you should sneeze or Try this on your organ. Boston Tran-script. REPORT Made to the Bank Commissioner of the State of Utah of the condition of THE BINGHAM STATE BANK Located" at Bingham Canyon, in the county of Salt Lake, state of Utah, at the close of business on the 23th day of September, 1920. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $203,437.0?, Overdrafts 869.82 Stocks, bonds and securi-ties, etc 31,135.60 Banking house 9,000.00 Furniture and fixtures 3,500.00 Other real estate owned... 5,659.24 Due from Federal Reserve Bank 30,506.69 Due from other banks 69,213.42 Cash items $ 391.98 Gold 155.00 Mrs. Peter Clark and Bernal Gib-son of Park City visited with Mrs. James Bogan last week. Mrs. Will Myers entertained the G. G. G. G. club Saturday afternoon of last week. Mrs. Manwaring won the first prize and Mrs. Wade the con-solation. The members present were Mrs. J. F. Flynn, Mrs. Boyd Barnard, Mrs. S. M. Young, Mrs. Underhill, Mrs. James Garnett, Mrs. Joseph Manwar-ing, Mrs. Will Carpenter, Mrs. Louis Buchman and Miss Ida Jones. The hostess served luncheon after the card games. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marriot, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Pease were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marriot at Mur-ray, who had a family reunion during conference. Miss Caroline Rasmussen spent Fri-day at the fair in Salt Lake last week. Mrs. Will Ford entertained a few friends Wednesday evening of last week, fortune telling and the ouija board furnishing the entertainment. Lunch was served to the following guests: Mrs. J. J.' Doyle, Mrs. Rob-ert Burke, Mrs. T, H. Parsons, Mrs. James Bogan, Mrs. H, P. O'Gorman and Mrs. Kate Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Josh Carpenter and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Will Car-penter were in Salt Lake Wednesday and Friday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Kent were Salt Lake visitors Monday. A reception was given in the Methodist church parlors Monday evening for Miss Bryant, a deaconess who has come to work in Bingham Games and music were enjoyed and lunch was served. There were about seventy persons in attendance. Silver 3,470.78 Currency 15,877.00 Total cash on hand 19,894.76 Expenses f 2,333.21 Interest paid 359.03 Total $2,692.24 Total $373,218.56 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in $ 50.000.00 Surplus fund 1,000.00 Interest $3,824.63 Rents 320.50 Total $4,145.13 Less expenses and taxes paid, etc.. 2,692.24 1,452.89 Deposits subject to check $186,526.13 Demand, inactive 33,095.77 Cashier's checks. 2,463.29 Dividends unpaid 50.00 Total demand deposits... 222,133.19 Postal savings deposits $20,000.83 Time certificates. 78,629.65 Total time deposits 98,630.48 Total $?73,218.56 State of Utah, County of Salt Lake. H. E. Hemingway, being first duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he is cashier of the above named bank; that the above and fore-going report contains a full, true and correct statement of the condition of the said bank at the close of business on the 25th dav of September. 19?0. H. E. HEMINGWAY. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th day of September, 1920. P. H. SERVICE (Seal.) Notary Public. My commission expires April 4, ' 1921. Correct Attest: L. B. McCORNICK, C. E. ADDERLEY, A. B. GIBSON, ' Directors. State of Utah, Office of Bank Com-missioner. I, N. T. Porter, bank commissioner of the state of Utah, do hereby cer-tify that the foregoing is a full, trun and correct copy of Uio statement of the nbovo named company, filed in my office this 1st day of October, 1920. N. T. PORTER, Bank Commissioner, A party of the teachers composed of Miss Florence Cleraenson, Miss Esther Dahleen. Miss Jessie Tapert, Miss Caroline Rasmussen, Mrs. Grace Airey and Mrs. Bess Jones hiked to the Boston Con. Saturday afternoon of last week. While there they were entertained hy Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Larick. Mrs. Cliff SVenson and children spent the week-en- d in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Dan White of Rock-land, Idaho, are visiting with their daughter, Mrs. James Nerdin. Highland Boy Review, Womanr Benefit association of the Maccbees rivo a pftrd nartv Thnrsflny of last week at the home of rMs. Alma Jones. The nrizes were won bv Mrs. Sid Tre-gasVi-first: Mrs. William Cole sec-ond, and Mrs. William Siddowav tb consolation. Amon? those present wr Mr. Katie Mvers. Mrs. Tom Terdln. Mrs. Clara Bevlns, Mrs. Rut-M- e. Mrs TeRter T)ohbs. Mrs. Carl Cronnlng, Mrs. Sid Treggaskis, Mr. Pall, Mrs. F'ed Burrows. Mrs. Ors Fish, Mrs. William Cole. Mrs. Revan Mrs. .Tames Carte'". Vrs. Louis Senr. Int. Mrs. WWIam Siddowav. Mrs. CHf wenson. Miss Annie Steffen. Th hostess served lunch after the card game. I Miss Tapert Miss Trnhleen find Mr Sorenson motored through Provo carivon to Heber and Park City last I Friday. : J A large number of pupils and g teachers attended the state fair last week. Mrs. John Wade and Miss Amv B Cooner, sponsors for the hinlor class fe entertained the rlnss at the home or J he former in the Bourgard annrt-- t went last Mondav eveninff. This 1 was the prize nromiefl if ihc junior? J were suooe'asfiil in obtaining the, m"st B honks flurine the drive for the B Mhrarv Light refreshments w " pprvd at 11 o'clock to the following-- : Hortie Averitte. Theresa T!ek, Nra Carey, Veronna Darrenaugue, Ger- - DON'T THROW fe flf away the opportunity to have K , I - your bin filled with high lAJbfC LA(f grade, well screened coal. It f Jr TjWfJ ls a S1"61 satisfaction to tEscPjfi know W that you have your y lMBMfhW ' winter's supply safe In your IfllwL nouse before cold weather cmes and "w 18 the time v w 'fOvTwinr to do it, before prices go up, "i!5jA ,c5A IH by ordering from us. CI1IZENS COAL CO. I Bingham, Utah jjiMfJ Fr Ipfanta and Children. SSMothers Know That . Mi Genuine Castoria TOiSrl ALCOHOL -- 3 PER CJJNT. M lSBeara the Or ChccrfulncssaiidRcstCoBtaiiis; WA5uabUA0A I t J . K MineralW Narcotic 01 ftUlf B'; If 1 fp Jfy n (ImtitdSngor I 111 ill J$i AhelpfulRemcdyfcr 2& T II constipationandDiarrhoea AVT W USu andFeverishnessand I 1 lr . Wf'l lOSS OF SLEEP I J --1 resutinfj:i w f n r n v p r ' ' fillS ,'1rtSf wars .IIh. B Copy of Wrapper. i . .We have just purchased from Carson Brothers of Lehi 1500 lambs of the Best Breed in the State of Utah. We kill our meat here in Bingham and are prepared to serve the people of Bingham with these fine lambs. Call on us for your young lamb. SOLD IN ANY QUANITY Copperfield ' Meat Market I SAM CONDAS, Manager . . .... I Phone Bingham 143. Prompt Deliveries . Interest Paid g On mm A Per Cent i Savins Interest I Pay yout taxes at the Central Bank of Bingham We are Fiscal Agent of W. W. j 1 Barton County Treasurer J I Banking in all of its Branches We J J Solicit Your Parronage j How about your fall wool under- - wear and flannel shirts? I We are prepared to show you an I unusual line of heavy underwear and flannel shirts. No matter what weight or price you may want we have it and can I suit you. I Some at remarkable values I The Siegel I Clothing Co. I 505 Main Street 1 Bingham " I Salt Lake Butte Mont. The Bingham & Garfield Railway Company The Popular Route Finest Equipment. Best Train Service Two Trains Daily Between Bingham and Salt Lake. City ' TIME TABLE , Effective February 24, 1918 Leave Salt Lake City: Arrive Bingham. No. 109 6:55 a. m. No. 109 8:25 a. m. No. Ill 2:15 p. m. No. Ill 3:35 p. m. Leave Bingham: Arrive Salt Lake City: No. 110... 8:45 a.m. No. 110 10:05 a.m. No 112 .4:00 p. m. No. 112 5:30 p. m. TICKET OFFICES CARR FORK AND UPPER STATION Take Electric Tram at Carr Fork Station. H. W. STOUTBNBOROUGH, A.G.1P.A. ' F. B. SPENCER, Salt Lake City, Utah. Agent, (Bingham, Utah. I R. G. BEE j Maker of Good Clothes for Men I Woodring Building jjj ill ili f::::KH:SH:::::::inM IARRQ COLLARS Xu THE BEST THAT you (iy mSrm CAN BUYAT THE M J) PRICE YOU PAY Xjjr Cluett. Peabodv t Co., JWV Troy. If.T. glimilBIIIIlBIIllIIIBBIBBBBIIIBEBIBIBIIBIIIIIIIIIII a j B Drinks, Cigars, Tobaccos J I At The Oxford ! S ! S , First class barber shop and steam' heated J g rooms in building eeasx&zsxszsicozziizzsurSEEZxsRsrczsssaBBEsaBziszBcise;' Proof of a Clothes do not niako the man. 11 they did there would be many mor good wen. Buffalo Euqulrer. FOR SALE 1917 Ford, $173. Call UPHOLSTERING First class uphol-stering of all kinds of furniture and baby buggies. Thone 643-N- or call 1090 W. First North. N-- l |
