The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-02-26

We keep a stock of green bones
chopped and prepared for chicken feed.
Try II package. NErnART MEAT Co.
Mrs. Robert Barker. and daughter
Miss Violet, together with Mr.. Robert
Caldwell are visiting friends in White
Sulphur Springs.
Geo. S. Bailey has bought Il threc-quar-
tiers interest III the lease of the O'Brien
Gam. one of the former owners still re-
tanning onc-forth. They broke into ore
and now have 6 to 10 inches Of high
grade rock in sight. The outlook for
this lease is first class.
The Frisco Opera House was the
scene of an excellent vaudeville per-
Torrance. Thursday evening, when the
Greater New Workers appeared in spec
%ialties, songs. dances and various plays.
The plantation act of the Burton's. John
and Lottie was one of the hits of the ev-
ening. Clarence Burton as a baritone
soloist and buck dancer showed remark
able powers, especially in the latter,
wherein he is undoubtedly the best ever
seen in this part of the world. He is
probably the best buck dancer in the
United States. Little May Burton, s
years old, sang a number of catchy songs
with happy effect, and her graceful
movements show her us a coming star of
great magnitude. VIM. J. Kelly is a
happy and graceful Irish c%ommedian.
Frank Tracey is "A first class banjo solo,
list; John F. Norris is an all round COM
edian. The N. Y. G. trio gave SPLENDID
renditions upon mandolin, guitar and
banjo. An entire change of program
this Friday evening.
Don't fail to see this combination of
excellent performers.
An agreeable surprise was sprung up
on our community last Monday when
Wrennlck Mccormick debarked from
the train accompanied by Il lady who
did not bear all the marks of Il sister.
Mr.. Mccormick had peen visiting three
. months in Belleville, Ont, and in that
land of feminine loneliness he had actu-
ally made a tie-up for life.
} We who have known the groom fol
so many years are happy in the receipt
. Of such news. He is worthy, industri-
Gus, atfable and honest, and possesses al
those requisites belonging to II good
husband. We have rendered our SINGER,
est congratulations and hearticst wei
wishes. The Neihart brass band KEEP
= the couple up for about two thirds OF
one night and left the place only to cs
cape the falling of n roof which hat
been raised about four inches by the
discordant noises.
Mrs. Mccormick was Miss Jessie f
Iule and the wedding occurred at he
home, Feb. 90, Rev. w. w. Williamson
d doing the ceremony. They will reside
ut Neihart.
" The l.. o. r. NJ. will give a grand en-
!" tcrtainment on next Tuesday evening
March /. in A. o. L. w. hall to whicI
D. the public is invited. The program viii
include Il musical and literary treat t.
l. be followed by II supper, which will L'
e served without extra cost. a small ad
l. mission fee is charged for the event, o
so cents for gentlemen and % cents 70
% ladies and children. Tins will take TIN
t. visitor through the whole string of feat
IL ures and attractions. The literary pro
x gram is as follows;
j. Male Quartette Evening Bells
so Abbott. Lunsford, Schuman
Bryant.
in Song, (comic) ....... Willie Harrison
90 Reading, tselccted) ........ Mrs. Bryant
- Song. ..."He is Sleeping in the
lie Klondyke Vale Tonight.
Rose Adamson
Song Little Boy Tor Sale,
Grover Bryant
Duet, (Cornetta and f%larmonica)
ts ...... Lloyd and Grover Bryant
Male Quartette. ."Sleep Fairest
Sleep. .Abbott, Lunsford ,Schu
II mann, Bryant.
,n Comedy in Two Acts, ..."Dr. Cure All.
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