The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-07
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From Saturday.s Ilsi)y.

der. Hons klppier Tor the day of Atone
menD commences on Tuesday at suus<
and continues until starlight of the follow
ing day. During this period no food O
drink, Of any kind whatever. is to be pa,
taken Of by any of the Jewish faith. Th
usual services on Wednesday consists q
prayer meeting from 9 n. m until 6 D. m.
during which, portions in Thorah arc read
All business IS suspended during the cntir
holiday, which they are commanded to ol,
serve with prayer and fasting. Most o
our Jewish citizens. we understand, vii
60 to Helena, during the holiday, aud i,
connection with their Brethren there. cele
brate the occasion ut the Masonic Hall o
that city.
Fanersl Of Xrs. Country nan.-.No more
sympathetic gathering ever paid the las
tribute to the respected deaf than attended
The funeral services of this lamented lady
A greater portion Of our citizens assembled
ut the house to witness the rites, which
were performed in few, but very impress
i've words by Rev. Geo. Comfort, and many
eyes were wet with tears of sympathy for tl,t
tcreaved husband, tile grief stricken dausi,.
ter, and the mothcrlcss ones whose hearts
were will.nigh crushed by the sad death of
wife and mother. At about 3 O'Clock the
funeral procession followed the deceased ia
her last rcsting.place. to the new burial
ground, over the river. The procession
was the largest We have seen in Deer Lodge.
Another Lip Gene.-Our Cellar Creek
correspondent sends Us the following. da.
ted Sept. 18th:
brutal AFFArR.-',uring = fight list
night. between r. Cullen and Thomas
Carr, Joseph Brown endcavorcd to restore
peace and takea knife from one Of the
combatants. when Cullen pitched int.
Brown and during the melee bit off good
sized piece Of the lat,crs lower lip All the
parties were of the uomeward- -bound Co. of
No. II. O'Keefe's District. Mr.. Browns
friends soon raised subscription to send
him to Helena and have his lip restored.
The finest display of stoves and tinwars
VIC rec"llcct to have seen in the country, il
now to l'c seen ut Strang s. Richardson's.
Deer Lodge. This firm is among the most
cnterprising OF cur merchants, and are sell.
ing at figures that arc low enough to induce
ar old bachelor to get married, snd deserve
the 5usin' IS they are doing.
fyou want Pictures, you must be cx.
peditious, ss MI. Stipe will. in few days.
leave Deer Lodge. At no other gallery in
The Tcrrit"ry can pictures bc made to excel
mr.. oupcsprUuuctions, ana We a.!vise those
wanting true picture, to avail themselves
Of this opportunity in time. Secure the
picture ere the artist fades.
From Monds,s Daily.
Rrturned.-Mr. Gillette. of Helena, who
on the Yellowstone to search for
Mr.. 7 &. Everts, returned to Helena on Sat
urday evening. having given up the search
Us frui,lcss. II is the prevailing opinion by
of the expedition that Mr.. Ever,s
vas killed by Road Agents. Gen. Wash
burnc and Mr.. Langford were Of this Opiu-
ion before Mr.. Gillctte's return. and the con.
lecture is strengthened by his investigations.
There has been lurgc land Of these high.
way gentry operating on the Overland Stage
line between Pleasant Valley and snsac
River. The vicinity Of Yellowstone Lake
is splendid rendezvous for them, being
scarce ever penetrated to by white men. I'm.
and recent traces Of white men
were found by the expedition, and were un-
those of Road Agents. The day
after the party left. Mr.. Gillette and his two
soldiers found white man, we'll. armed.
near their camp. lie was much agita,ed
when questioned, bu. finally fixed up .
story that he was one Of four huntersin tina,
vicinity. Shortly after leaving him they
found the trail Of sixteen American horses,
and arc led to be ieve they were ridden by
n hand of Road Agents. II 10 believed that
finding Mr. Evsr,s. they would act upon the
theory that dead men tell no tales" and
put him to death. Personally. We think it
more probable that. ii dead. he got lost. be
wildered in the forest. and either unable 10
find his comrades. or injured by some acci.
dent. he perished Of cold and starvation. II
killed by Road Agcntf, the murder will
some day out in the other case it may for.
ever remain sud mystery.
About stage Lines. s.-On Saturday last oe'
gesistions were perfected whereby the en-.
tire Stage Line IT Capt. C. c. Hun,ley ON
The route from Helena to Cedar Greek Vas
purchased by Messrs. Cilmer & Salisbury.
Th" proprietors are now on the route making
The transfer Of stock. coaches. harness, s,s.
l,lei, feed, ete. We have heard the pur.
chase price stated 1t >oeAoo, but do not
NOW that It 10 correct On Friday. Oct Z,
IIuntley's line will cease running. Gilmer
4 Salisbury will continue = Daily 10 Deer
Lodss-fare $3.50 to Helena, which 10
snough fare and, fair enough. tho. The
Mcssrs. Huntley have maintained On excel.
lent stage line On the West Side. and won
the good opinion of the community by
Treatment snd safe transit. They
have done larger business In the past three
months than ever before, but We presume
c'ulj not resist the temptation at good
round price. 0ilmer q Saliabury now have
the coach serviee entire from Cedar to Cor.
innc. They will increase the efficiency Of
the llue without any extortionate rates. and