The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-14
IN o AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
II! THE COURSE OF A WEEK

The coroner declared that he cared
not for the opinion of the authoyi-
ties OF the university. that he was
satisfied flom his w examination
that Quinn took the carbolic acid
death.
With the arrival of States .tttor-
ncy Herbert the preliminary eNami-
nation will be held on the adultery
charge, but there is little likelihood
that any evidence will be presented,
ana that Plotner and Mrs. Quinn
will simply waive examination and
he bound over to the term OF circuit
court which will be held the third
Tuesday in November. II is posi-
bic that the preliminary cxamina-
ton may be delayed a day or two at
ter the states attorney ono home,
to give him an opportunity to pre-
pare the testimony
w. NJ. Herbert anne home this
morning from Rochester, Mimi,
where Mrs. Herbert is still in the
hospital. Her condition is some
what better, although she cannot be
brought home yet.
Harry c.. Pratt, of this city, and
Mrs. Ida hilman, of Lennox. were
married Monday afternoon at 4
lo'clock by Justice Drake at-his Of
tee on Main street. The young lady
arrived on the afternoon train, and
from there they went to the Office of
the justice to have the ceremony per-
formed.
c. Lyman, living a snort distance
south of the University, is building
a large chicken house to engage in
the business on an extensive scale.
1t is one OF the most modern type OF
houses, containing cement floors and
all the accessories to make the bust
ness a paying one. G. f. Klcinau
has been doing the carpenter work.
and finished it up today.
A copy of the Bismarck, n. ID, Tr:-
bune, received at this Office announc-
es the death of Roland Davis, which
occurred Sunday, Sept. 3, at Seat
tie, Wash. He had submitted to an
Operation some four or five weeks
previous. and had recovered so that
he had gone back TO his work. He
was taken sick on Saturday and
Gied the next day. The young mar
was known in this city as a former
student of Dakota Wesleyan Univer-
sity. His parents live at Bismarck,
The hunters who went some forty
or fifty miles distant to hunt prairie
the season are coming home with
encouragement plainly depicted on
their faces. One party said they
drove out south of Gam Valley and
that they just got ten chickens for
the two days, and the promises they
made before going out TO deliver a
chicken among their frienos had to
be fulfilled with The hunt
ers all agree that chickens every
where are quite scarce, and the rea-
son canno be OWNED. unless it as
one hunter declares that the chick
lens have little or no place TO nest in
this section of the state because of
the prairie grass being destroyed.
and in which the chickens are wont
to hatch their young.
r. G. Culbertson, representing the
Missouri Valley Engineering Co..
was in Vermillion last night for the
awarding of a part of the contract
for the new water system OF that
city. The concrete work will have
to be done this fall and that portion
of the contract was awarded at this
time. The company has the contract
for the plans and specification and
for experimenting the work. The
city will expend a very large sum OF
money to install the system.
For IRE and tornado insurance see
W. E. Rathbun, agent for the Royal
Insurance Co.
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