Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
VAUDEVILLE ITEMS.
As Gathered by Our Special COrre'
spOndent While on His Rounds.

There are only two patients in the Alice
Hospital, both OF whom are doing well. .
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Hall are spending a
week in Monterey. California. They are ex-
pected to arrive hom soon.
Walkerville will be we'll represented at the
excursion to Helena OF the ladies OF Ruth
Chapter. Order Eastern Star, October S.
Henry Lage. chief clerk at Caplice & Nc
Clune's store. has resigned from that firm,
and will accept a similar position in Gran
lite for which place he starts tomorrow.
Joe Annear returned from Camas, Idaho,
last evening. and states that the cattle in
that section Of the country are in splendid
condition, hay and grass being in great
abundance.
Mrs. j. Broughton has gone to Salt Lake
City to spend q wsek with her daughter.
while Mr.. Broughton went to purchase
goods for the Granite Mountain store, as
we'll as the store at this place.
AChinaman who was passing over Lex
ington Hill last Friday afternoon took
from his pocket a pistol, which accident
ally exploded. The Chinaman was as
badly scared as il he had been shot. No
damage was done, however.
Last Saturday work was commenced
near the MouIton Office upon the new rail-
IOau ny la VolAcE tlltc III Oe UQ1tSO 10
the outside world. Messns. Caplice and
| McCune, who have the contract for grading
are to have the anne completed by Jan
uary 1st.
Yesterday Engineer Maxwell accompan.
led by General Agent Dawson. OF the Mon
tana Union Railway. was busy laying out
the side tracks for the Alice and Moulton
mills. As soon as the entire right of way
has been secured work will then commence
in good earnest.
The concert last Sunday evening was the
best ever given in WalkervilIe and reflects
great credit to the Rev. J. W. Bennett and
the promoters. Tae attendance was not
so large as was expected. but whatit lacked
in numbers was made up by the enthusiasm
OF those present. The solo by little Flor
ence Broughton was excellent and showed
q voice capable of great things. and if care
fully trained will make a grand addition to
the musical talent OF Butte. Recitation.
Reese, was remarkably we'll given.
The following interesting programme was
rendered:
song-'Fade, Fade Each Earthly joy
the School
song-"sweet By and ys"".s.-...:...
Reei,aiion-:ii is Right" rioreBse b Sla.E 1sfa
Recitation-''Liberty and HON..
song-:Hlde Thou Me"-"....".-.by the School
Recitation-'The Mill'......By Sarah Broughtou
Recitation-"The Mother"....By Fannie Adams
Recita,ion-"our Babes By Mary A. ~Toughton
SOng-"Over Jordan" ..........By the School
Recitation-"Ihe Observance OF the Sab
Recisation1:Exifscis from bisiisenfSs
Speech By Bowdi>h
song-"only Waiting" Trie. By Mary
ShArer. Zilphs and Sarah Broughton
Recitation-"1he Charge of the Iigh,
Brigade ..................B BY Minnie Hamn
Re~citation-"Where Are the Coming
Ada Hoskins
RecitatiOn-'A Prayer for Father. j. Gernauth
Song-'1 Long to be There"
Florence Eroughton
Recitation-'I Recollect".m.~....By Pearl Hall
Recitation-"A Tiny Shoe. By Grace Holbrook
Recitation-"Early TO Bed".......By Rose Hall
Recitation-"The Red Hen"....By l.. Broughton
A great deal OF credit is due to Mr.. Bar |
ney Coat for his careful and patient train |
ing OF the little ones.
1t is intended to give another concert in
the near future, the proceeds OF which will
be applied towards getting prizes for the
at Christmas.