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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1900
Page
6
A local ad promotes all wool eiderdowns from Hennessy’s in Butte. Prices range from 25c to 50c for 27 inch and wider yardage, with a large assortment of colors and patterns including grays, reds, blues, greens, and browns.
Our huge post opening sale yields a big stock of short lengths perfect for winter waists skirts and children s dresses. All items are half price including serges Henriettas blistered crepons cheviots zibelines and novelties for children s wear with colored mixtures plaids golf suiting broadcloths sackings and more today on offer.
A tobacco of remnants feature low prices on silks and velvets. Pieces include 36 inch plain and striped goods in colors, strong cottons for skirting or petticoats, marked 25c to 40c yard now 5c. Moire skirts 35c each with heavy black cotton moire finish and colored border. Fresh skirtings from a bargain, five yard lengths once $1.50 now 35c.
Quick closeout of fur goods at reduced prices by Hennessy. FUR TRIMMINGS of Marten Mink and Peaver priced at 50c per yard, beads and trims marking down from 1.50 to 2.50. SMALL HEADS of Seal and Mink 5c per dozen. White and Black Angora and other furs offered at 4c per yard. FINE SEAL HEADS 2c each.
The Grand brings the Hottest Coon In Dixie a large colored revue with thirty six musical numbers and top acts from Miss Neale G Hawkins and The Dixie Quartette. Sutton booked a 35 member troupe with lavish costumes and a strong chorus for two nights.
Hoyt's popular comedy A Stranger in New York has broken all records for laughs and earnings. The show comes to the Grand Opera house for a half week starting Sunday October 14 with improvements, larger seating, and a promise of bigger, brighter entertainment. Early application advised for best seats.
San Francisco society approves California club production The Brownies In Fairy Land with full houses opening week Mayor Phelan hosts opening night box party California theater Mrs Eleanor Martin Mrs Lovell White and other California club officers attend Nearly 400 seats filled with families and children Palmer Cox creations charm audiences Malcolm Douglas composed bright music with nearly 100 children singing and choruses adding appeal
Sothern begins Hamlet at Fea Higanov Barry appears in The Cipher Code Jane Hading to perform The Second Mrs Tanquera Sousa vows no new music for a year Mme Schumann Heink sung in Hamburg and recalled thirty nine times Drury Lane pantomime The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast Le Bon Pasteur in French adaptation Tolstoi’s The Power of Darkness censored in Berlin Puccini seeks Belasco for Madame Butterfly Rostand writes for Bernhardt Henry V at London and more on actors managers and productions across Europe.
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