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Show The Bmotam News ' - VOL 2 ss ' BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1923. NO. 12 I - P Our Pet Peeve SCHRAMM-JOHNSO- N DRUG STORE HAS NEW MANAGER W, C. McCarthy, is the newly appointed manager of the Schramm-Johnso- n Drug Co. here and recently arrived from Twin Falls, Idaho. Mr. McCarthy was formerly a resident of Bingham for two years, coming here in 1913 when he took over the management of the old com-mercial club then one of the most flourishing organizations of its kind in the West, and was situate over the Bourgard Meat Market. Mr. McCarthy later se-- cured a position with the Wood-rin-g Drug Co. and in 1915 left Bingham and took charge of a similar position with the Schramm-Johnso- n Drug Co. of Salt Lake City. Mr. Carty in 1920 was moved to Twin Falls, Idaho where he succesf ully man-aged the company's branch store until he was transferred here. Mr. McCarthy is a cap-able and efficient druggist and has a wide circles of friends in the social and fraternal world and his many old-tim- e acquain-tances in camp are giving him the glad hand of welcome. Copperfield Brevities Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Cotter and family, Mrs. M. Klopenstine and Miss Stella Klopenstine left Tuesday on a motor trip to Zion's canyon and Yellowstone. Park. Dr. and Mrs. Rigby of Fair-vie- w were the guests of their niece Miss Gwen Christenson and Mrs. E. Poulson last week end. Mr. and Mrs. 0. C Jone3 have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. W. Houseman and son Billy of Muskogee, Oklahoma. Miss Esther Knudsen who is training at the L. D. S. hospital spent last week end here the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Knud-sen. Miss Wealthea Rogers return-ed to Salt Lake Sunday after a two weeks vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rog-ers. Mr. and Mrs. John Ford, Mrs. Joe Buckner and Miss Opal Ford spent Tuesday at Lagoon. Mr. and Mrs. Adams and Mrs. C. Coylar were Salt Lake visit-ors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Powell of Tooele were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Rogers Sunday. Miss Eva Poulson returned to her home in Mount Pleasant Monday after having spent three weeks visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Rose of Missoula, Montana are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miles McDonald. Mrs. George Pope Jr. has as her guest her "sister, Mrs. E. Scroggin and children of Los Angeles, Calif. . , ; .j - Mrs; Wi; Butts entertained Tuesday evening in honor of the sixteenth birthday anniversary of her' daughter, Lilian. Music arid'. jrames were enjoyed after which a two ; course - luncheon ws served to the! Misses Ellen Byrne Pear Ryan,' Katherine Brown, "Amy White, Richmond and .Jeanette-Man- n, Mary An-derson, Ruth-Blackmor- Bertha Ryders,'. Eliza and Alpha Pope and Alvin Cole, Rueben Cunliffe, Geprge Anderson, Candle Bod-me- r, Robert Colyar and Walter ' Butts. ' Mrs. J. Townson and daugh-fe- r Elsie of Salt Lake returned here Wednesday to make, their home. V Miss Katherine Brown enter-tained a crowd of young folks Tuesday afternoon in honor of her eleventh birthday anniver-sary. After attending the mat-inee at the Princess refresh-ments were served at the Royal. Mrs. E. Cunliffe, Misses Mar-garet, Adaline arid Mary Ander-son Miss M. Bullock and Miss E. Pope spent Tuesday at Lagoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Lancino left Sunday for. Berkely; Calif, to make their home. Mr. Lan-cino has resided here for the past thirty-fiv- e years- - arid to-gether, with N. J. Gerrard of Salt Lake owned a large amount of property here which they re-cently sold to the Utah Copper company. . Mr. and Mrs. E. Byrne and family and John High' spent Sunday at Butterfield also with relatives at Rivertoh. Mr. and Mrs. W. T, Thomas of Lark and Mrs. Amy Thornas of Woods Cross were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George John-son Wednesday. the acquient us of any remiss in the performance of our duty. Thanking you for this oppor-tunity of conferring with you, and through you the patrons of this office, I am, Sincerely Yours, A. STUART, Postmaster. BINGHAM P.O. : REVERTS TO i. SECOND CLASS United. States Post Office ; (Second Ciass) Bingham Canyon, Utah. July 10, 1923. Editor Bingham News, ' Bingham Canyon, Utah. 1 My Dear Editor: J At your request I take pleas-ure in handing you, herewith, a table showing the increase in business at this office since about April 1, 1922, at which time the "Utah Copper, tlif Utah-Ape- X and Highland BoV',"" mines, resumed operations. Bal. on deposit Postal-S-avings Aug. 1921 ....l...:.....;,$129.011.00 Bal. on deposit P03- - - tal Savings .June 1923 164.142.00' Money orders aold . ,. for Quarter ending Oct. 1923 19.731.52 Money orders , sold - . " .fj,i; . for Quarter ending $ June 1923 J.E.. 74.119.15' Stamp sales and Bbxf . rents Quarter end- - w i ing Oct. 1921 ,478.42 Stamp sales and Box ' J1 . rents Quarter end-- '. f ing Jane 1923.......; 1i,324.33 I welcome the opportunity of presenting these figures to you, for I am sure that, after a com-parison has been made by your readers who are patrons of this office, they will see and un-derstand the handi-ca- p the of-fice force has been placed under in our endeavor to give the ser-vice we earnestly desire to give, and when considering the fig-ures I hope they will remember that when the office was doing the business as. indicated, in Aug. 1921, there were Four well trained efficient, well paid clerks, while during the period of increase only enough money was available to pay a small sal-ary to two clerks, the Money Order, fee, of three cents f01 each order issued was used to pay for additional help. I wish you would 'convey my thanks to the patrons ' of the office for ; their kindness and consideration, in their treatment during .the past year, for with but a few exceptions, they were very considerate and I appre-ciate it very much, and I also wish you to inform them that, from now on, I expect to be able to have the help the office is entitled to and we will do our utmost to give good service, should we fail, we invite the help of the patrons, in having Bingham Society l i A bridge party was given at ; V: 1 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max 'Geffen on Friday evening in honor of Miss Cecila Geffen of Portland, Oregon. .. . . ' Mrs. Anna McGuire promin--. j ent in social circles at Salt Lake ,' . , is visiting; there this week with relatives and friends. Mrs. , Y McGuire has been a resident of v Bingham for many years and v owns some valuable real estate i here. - The Misses Maud and Irene i Worlton of Salt Lake were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil O'Donnell on Sunday last. ' " Mr. and Mrs Charles Bradford I . of St. Paul, Minesota have been the guests of Judge Dunlavey r ' and his son D. T. Dunlavey, for the past two weeks. Mrs. John Wade to the de-lig- ht of her many friends re-turned to Bingham from Santa Fe, New Mexico on Friday last. Mrs. Wade was for a number of - years connected with the teach-ing staff of the Bingham schools I and was beloved by all her pu-pils, who will welcome her back . - when she resumes activities. v - , " Mrs. J. B. Myers left the f ' past, week for a two months . visit with relatives and friends at Vilfista, Iowa. ' The Mises Elaine Home and Irene Birk have been the popu- - Jar - guests of Mr. and Mrs. I ' ' Blaine --Steele of American Fork 'L Mtweek-- . Mrs. W. E. Hatching of Port-- , land is the guest of her sister, .' Mrs. Hebe Nichols. ; ' ; Mrs. Bess Johnson returned to her home at Soldier Summit after Visiting with relatives here for the past two weeks. .' Mrs. Herbert Gust and family of Salt Lake have been visiting here with relatives for the past two. weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Croy, Mr.' ' and Mrs. Frank LohrrMr. and ' Mrs. Charles Bradford, Mr.' and . Mrs. James Bogan, Judge Dun-lavey, D. T. Dunk.,; and a number of Binghamft'eWsp'e,nt the week-en- d at "ShadyRest'; near Charleston trying to enjtice . ' fish frbm the Provo. ''V Mrs.' Leo Tietjen returned from Salt Lake on Wednesday where she has been the guest of her. mother. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dahlquist and MisS Amy Rowe returned to camp on Wednesday after spending an enjoyable vacation , '' in the Yellowstone region. . - Mr. and Mrs. Neil O'Donnell ' ' ' and young son Neil motored to ; Salt Lake on Thursday and visit-- 1 . Mrs. Lillie Wearne and Miss 1 ' - Ina Schultz of Salt Lake spent ' 'v , ' a pleasant week end here with . Mr. and Mrs. J. O; Adams. Mrs. J. 0. Adams was the guest of her neice Miss Ina Schultz at the New Wasatch Hotel ' at Salt Lake City the . past week. ' . " The wedding of Miss Agnes ' " Greer, and Harry D. McGee of "New York City has .been an-nounced the past week. Mrs. Jessie Reed and daugh-- - ter Grace of Denver, Colo, have been the guests of Mr and Mrs. . James Forbes the past week. The' Misses "Teddy" Ward and Irene Connary visited with ; the Misses June Christopherson " and Nora Edlund at Salt Lake, they attended the dance given at the Hotel Utah on Thursday ; evening and returned home on ,'Friday. ' The many friends of Miss Jean Edwards will learn with pleasure she is recovering nice-ly from" her recent illness. ;; BOXING BOUTS AT PRIN-CESS THEATRE ON FRIDAY According to circulars pub-lished this week the boxing fans of Bingham will be given a , treat on Friday next at the Princess Theatre. A six round bout between Wallace Haslone of Bingham and Roy Tylor of Pocatello in the middle weight class will prove of interest. Shorty Peterson of Bingham and Charles Valdes of Old Mex-ico will tangle in a six round bout in the light weight class. Glen Asher of Springville and AlPeierponrKf .Bingham will -- meethi the bantam weight class arid Jimmy Johnson of Salt Lake will . battle for honors agalnsf "Kid'! Brock of Bing-ham in the feather weight class. The Midgets of Bingham will prove capable curtain raisers. An effort is' being made by A. F. Tremelling one of Bingham's popular fight promoters to or-ganize an Athletic Club in camp, - he has already Secured .the? ' ' rooms formerly1 occupied bythe ' Fooote Store,'adJoining the pf-M- i . fice of . the ''Bingham Kews'' j a and will take immediate step! to formulate a number of by-la-and enrolling membe'rs. ' All lovers of clean, honest sport are advised to 'consult Mr. Tremel-ling on the subject. GRAND LODGE OF-FICERS VISIT BINGHAM ODDFELLOWS Grand Lodge officers of the State Oddfellows were guests at a Banquet given in their hon-or by local lodge No . 10 on Thursday night. W. S. Marks, Grand Master, Tooele; W. N. Gundry, Grand Secretary, Salt Lake and Eph Clawson, Grand Patriarch, Salt Lake attended. Each of the officials spoke in glowing terms of the excellent condition" of the order- - through-out the State. Grand Master Marks presented Past Grand F. E. Straup with a 25 year jewel. Including the Grand Master Jno Nye, Leroy Ham-ilton,,. Batterson, F. W. Far-ley W.'M Farley and M. Scan-Io-n ame over from Tooele and represented Lodge No. 47. Ex-cellent speeches were made by Dr. F. E. Straup, H. N. Stan-dish- ," A. Stuart, E, G. Sullivan and others. The Misses Ruth and Beth Standish of Salt Lake successfully contributed musical selections. An investigation will be made as to the legality of the sale of the hall of No. 21 High-land Lodge, I. 0. 0. F. in the immediate future, by special request of the present Grand Lodge officials. CHIPS AND SHAVINGS AROUND BINGHAM At a meeting of the local or-der of the American Legion, Post No. 30 held in the Masonic hall on Tuesday evening, Jack Kennedy resigned as Sergeant-at-arm- s and Carl Crookston was appointed in his stead. . Sam Feraco was appointed as an ad-ditional delegate to the Price Convention. The Bingham Stage line will run stages to this convention which will take place at Price on August 3, 4, and 5. Charges for the round trip fare are $5.00. For the benefit of fthe local post a Carnival and Dance will be given at the High school gym on Thursday, July the 28, the pro-ceeds will be used to send a dele-gation to the Price convention as possible. Mike Stamic, 29 years of age, an Austrian and Pedro Elleriga a Spaniard sustained abrasions and lacerations at the Highland Boy mine on Wed-nesday caused by a premature explosion. The both men were removed to the Bingham hos-pital and on account of the con-dition of Stamic's eyes it was thought advisable to remove him to the County hbspi.tal on Thursday afternoon. Latest re-ports as to their conditions are satisfactory. E. B. Heagren, Clerk of Utah Camp No. 338 of the Woodmen of the World of Salt Lake City accompanied by his brother, II. W. Heagren prominent in Salt Lake City as an athletic pro-moter,- also a- - representative of the Washington Fish aCq.r ';pf Seattle were welcome Visitors at the office of, the' ''Bingham News" on Monday evening. The local jfost No. SO of the American ; Legion and .' Ladies Auxiliary bri Friday last In spite of its being iQ 13th left here on auto .stages supplied' by the Bingham SUge Line and ilibr oughly enjoyed themselves at a picnic given ;at Lagoon. Games and dancing were enjoyed as was the delightful luncheon provided by the ladies. Father Ryan of the Holy Rosaryehurch is using his best endeavors that the school child-ren of Bingham may have a swimming hole," he has appealed to the Town Board and it is understood immediate action will be taken by the authorities 'and a small hole made at the back of the Bourgard Apartments on the side hill. The children are adviced however not to trespass through Doctor Frazier's yard while going to or returning from their sports. Many of Issac Walton's dis-ciples cleaned up their fishing tackle and hurried off to the Strawberry country the past week returning- - with good catches. Those participating were Bill Collins, Si Jones, jChar-li- e Nutting, Jack Creighton Jack Gregory, II. Sorenson, Bill Jones, Ernie Blue and a num-ber of the best sports. Superintendent Jensen of the Jordan school district in his annu-al- report writes in the fol-lowing eugolistic terms, concern-ing the basket-ba- ll teams "In basketball the Bingham and Jordan high teams suffered each only one defeat and that at the hands of each other. Both teams won places in the State Tourna-ment, and while they both fail-ed to attain the position of state champions, they won the admir-ation and unstinted applause of the ball fans, by their fine clean playing and their high type of sportmanship." J. E. Carlson loca 1 photo-grapher presented each member of the Volunteer Fire Depart-ments a photo of No. 1 Fire Company's new truck which was taken on July 4th. Latest reports from the Holy Cross hospital at Salt Lake City concerning the condition of Louis Dunn of Park, City ' are favorable which fact will be learned by his many friends ' with pleasure. V , Ronnie Rodda who was br"' ' burned at Copperfield thn , weeks ago is still a patient w the Bingham hospital. ,1" 'V'- POPULAR BANKER Leo F. Tietjen, Cashier of the Bingham State Bank is to be congratulated on the excellent sho'wing he has made since tak-ing charge of the Bingham State Bank some fifteen mon-ths ago. Mr. Tietjen was form-erly connected with the Nation-al Bank of the Republic of Salt Lake City. On Monday last Mr. Tietjen announced a special dividend of five per cent, which is the third dividertd that has been paid out to its stockhold-ers since the bank has been un-der his able supervision. NEW LODGE ORGANIZED t - f Bingham Council No. 3693, Security Benefit Association, was organized on Monday night at Society hall. Te officers and drill team of Utah Council of Salt Lake conferring the ini-tiation and installation cere-monies. ,A large number of visitors from Salt Lake and Ogden councils were present. The following officers were elected for the new lodge: Pres-ident, W. L. Stepp; vice-preside- John J. Cramer; 2nd vice-preside- nt, Mrs. Florence Con-nar- y; prelate, Mrs. Ella Stepp; secretary, Mrs. Sylvia M. Foote, financier, Mrs. Ida Gust; guard Melvin C. Swain; sentinel, Em-me- tt McLane. Following the meeting Capt. Al Lyman and drill team gave an exhibition fancy drill. The Bingham members served ice cream and cake to their visi-tors. Fifty members from Salt Lake and fifteen from Ogden were present, as well as visit-ing members from Long Beach, California, and Lima, Ohio. The next meeting of Birig-- ham council will be held Mon-- W day, August 6th. - ' , , NEW SCHOOL SITE PURCHASED . .The Jordan . School district purchased the M. L. James property the past week. They have-als- taken an option on property owned by Heber Ay-e- rs who is now, busy perfecting a title and as' soon as ' title is completed, the land , will be purchased and used as a play-ground also a new school site. Boost For Paved ' JRoads to Bingham. , DON'T ASK YOUR NEIGH-BOR FOR THE LOAN OF THIS PAPER WHEN YOU CAN RECEIVE IT 52 WEEKS FOR THE SMALL SUM OF $2.00. SEND IN YOUR SUB-SCRIPTION NOW. Boost For Paved Roads to Bingham. I SHIPMENTS OF ORE FROM THE ."'"'... BINGHAM DISTRICT THIS WEEK. United States Mining Company 49 carloads. ' Utah-Ape- x Mining Company .. , 24 carloaus Bingham Mines Company 6 carloads Montana-Bingha- m Mining Company' 1 carload Total - 80 carloads 0 |
