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SEEKING THE BEST PLAN.
Civil Service Retirement Association
to Discuss Proposed Measures

For the joint purpose of amending the
constitution of the United States Civil,
Service Retirement Association and OF
discussing various kinds Of retirement
bllis with the object of agreeing upon one
which will meet the approval of those in
terested. there viii be convention and
conference in this city beginning tomor-
row morning at O'clock, at the old
Masonic Temple. 9TH and + streets.
Gen. George III. Harries will welcome
the delegates on behalf OF the Washing
ton branch of the association, and Rev.
u g. b. Pierce. chaplain of the senate
Will deliver the invocation.
Inc headquarters of delegates 10 the
convention Will he at the Esbbitt House
A mass meeting of friends of the assoc
citation will be held at the Public Librarv
Saturday evening. for the purpose OF
awarding prizes for the best ESSAYS on
clvii service retirement, contestants for
which. IL IS said. will be present from all
parts of the country. The judges in the
contest are eight local Newspaper men
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STORROW WILL ACCEPT
THE REVISED RETURNS
Announcement by the Principal De.
feated Candidate in Boston's
Municipal Election.

BOSTON. January R.-No recount of
the vote for mayor of Boston will BE
asked for on the part of the principal
defeated candidate. James J. Storrow. if
the revised official returns show 1.415
plurality for eXMayor John F. Fitz-
gerald, as il was announced at city hall
Tuesday night that Fitzgerald hads re-
ceived
Mr., Storrow made this statement last
right
Recount papers have been taken out
as a precartion. however. hy the man
ager of Mr.. Sorrows campaign, and are
being circulated. These; papers must be
filed by :, O'Clock Friday night.
The t6uncilmanic election will not go
uncontested, as already four of the de-
feated candidates have taken out recount
petition papers.
Mayor-elect Fitzgerald has been the
recipient of hundreds of kilograms and
cablegrams expressing congratulations
over his election. Sir Thomas Upton
sent cablegram. as did Vice President
James S. Sherman and many congress-
men.
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W. C. T. u. Quarterly Convention.

The quarterly convention OF the w. c.
T. u will be held tomorrow, beginning
at 1890 am. in the United Brethren
Church, North Capitol and streets. The
president, Mrs Clinton Smith, will pre-
side. Rev. Charles Fultz will give the
address of welcome and later introduce
ministers from that section of the city
Luncheon will be served by the Ladies
Aid Society of the church. During the
afternoon addresses will be given by Mrs
Margaret Dye Ellis Of New Jersey. legis
lative superintendent of the National w
c. T. T.; Mrs. ]. c. Fernald. on the
work OF the mother club and DR.
Lauretta kress on Medical Temper
ance''
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Minute Mems Club Elects.

The Minute Mems Club OF the Second
Colored Baptist Church, Sd street north
west, elected the following officers last
night: President. WILLIAM J. Johnson:
vice presidents. Joseph Anderson. Stew
art Minor. Clarence Barbour; secretaries.
Eugene cambridge. A. B. Thompson and
Herbert Taylor: treasurer, William H.
Mundy, jr.: chaplain, Rev. j. w. Pope;
Johnson. A. F. Hicks, Austin Miller, p.
T. Mundy. Walter Jones, BENJAMIN
Matre. William Richards. J. w. William
son. I. II. Norman, William Royster,
Henry Ruff1n and Spencer Adams.
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Drops Dead in the Workhouse

Charles Martin. colored. a barber. drop-
ped dead in the workhouse last night
about G:3O O'Clock. He was serving a
sentence OF six months for having been
found carrying a concealed weapon. The
police notified friends OF his death.
Martin was about thirty years old.
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Woman's League to Meet.

The annual meeting of the National
Junior Republic Woman's League will be
held tomorrow afternoon at the Arlington
Hotel. The session will be called to
order at o'clock. Mrs. Mary S. Lock-
wood, who has been acting president
Of the organization since Mrs. Charles
Warren Fairbanks, president. started on
a trip around the world some months
ago, will preside. All directors and
members Of the league are urged to at
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colt. Mrs. w W. White Miss Louise
White. Commander Ackerman' MISS Ma
zion oliver Mrs. Henry X. Renham. DR.
and Mrs. G.. L. Magruder. Miss Mary
Cryder. the Spanish minister; the Mar,
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Mrs. Gheen, Mrs. Clarence EDWARDS ana
Mrs. Harrington Mills
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what has become of Miss Russell
Fearno?" is a question that the police
are anxious to answer.
Nothing has been heard from her by
relatives or friends since she disappeared
from her home, 2l34 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, eighteen days ago.
''It may be that she ran away to be
married." her brother admitted at police
headquarters, ''but if she did so there is
no reason why she should not have sent
us word"
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Departure Apparently Planned

Miss Fearno is twenty-five years old;
old enough to frame her own future. the
police think. and old enough to look after
herself. She took articles of wearing
apparel away with her. indicating, her
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Hezekiah Fitzgerald. sixty-two years
old. a merchant at HallwoOd. in NORTH
ern Accomac. Va, dropped dead at his
home. A widow and eight children sur
yive him.
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relatives think. that her going was a
prearransed affair
When Miss Fearno left homo the day
after chpstmas she wore a tailor-madc
dress Of gray goods. black hat trimmed
with two plumeS and carried "A handbag
She weighs about IFS pounds has black
hair and dark brown eyes The young
woman gave her relatives no intima ton
of her intention to 90 away. and they
have no idea Just when she took her ar
ficles of wearing apparel from the house
A description Of the woman has been
sent to the police precincts and to DO
lice departments of other cities
Resemblance to Woman Killed.
Her continued absence from home has
given her relatives an amount OF anxiety
and caused them almost TO fear some
thing serious has happened to her. They
made many anxious inquiries to ascertain
her whereabouts, hut did not appeal to
the police until they learned Inspector
Boardman had a picture of the young
woman recently killed by a train near
Wheeling, W. Va
Then brother of the missing woman
Went to police. headquarters and saw the
likeness.
1t looks something like a picture Of
my sister. he said, although I am not
certain II is her likeness"
Other relatives glanced at the photo
graph and promptly concluded IL bore
but a slight resemblance 10 the missing
woman. j. r. Fearno, father OF tho
young lady is i'm business at 2I34 Penn
sylvania avenue
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The Home
3 e d IL t Ter

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painters and papcrhangers-
they are artists who have made
interior decorating study.
They know how to produce
the most pleasing effects.
DT UTT Painter. 1927 7th st. NV.
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iaS-aOd
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Funeral Rites Of John Malsed.

The funeral of the late John
MaIsed, jr., was held last Sun.
day afternoon and was very
largely attended by the many
friends who wished to show
their sympathy to the family of
the deceased man. A procession
of some forty teamsaccompanled
the remains to the cemetery, the
Eagle lodge, of which the deceas-
ed was a member. going as a
body. Episcopal burial services
were conducted by Rev. H. N.
Tragitt at the bouse, the church
choir assisting with a number of
vocal selections, and serv ices at
the house and at the grave we're
also held by the Eagles.
Among the friends of the
family from abroad were Mrs.
Denvell. an aunt, and Harry and
Chas. Bailey, cousins, from
Browns Valley. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Upsall of Peever, sister
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Interesting Lectures.

A good sized congregation last
Sunday evening listened to the
hrst OF a series Of sermons on
characters in literature by
Rev. Ernest Holgate. The
lecture was on Jean Vatican, on
OF Victor Hugo's great charac.
tiers. The subject was handled
IN a most pleasing and instruc.
tive manner, and the large con-
gregatlon listened with an at
tentlon that bespoke their inter-
est. On next Sunday evening
Mr.. Holgate will lecture on
"Silas Marner," Or the expulsnve
power OF a new affection. The
character is one Of George
elliot heroes, and the lecture
will be an interesting one to any
person interested in the works
OF the great English novel
writer OF in the ANALYSIS
+ human character a S
exemplltied in the story Of
"Silas Marner.'
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GOSPEL IN LITERATURE.

At the Methodist church a ser.
les of sermons on the above gen,
eral topic will be given on the
Sunday evenings of this (Novem-
Der month. Service at 7:3O
promptly. The subjects are:
Nov. 13.-"Silas Marner," or
The ExpuIsive Power of a New
Affection.
Nov. 20.-''The Calling of Dan
Matthew'S or What's the Mat
ter with the Chprches.'
Nov. 27.-"Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde" or the Cumulative Power
of Sin.
Everybody will be cordially
received.
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Nov. Dec. g
HKDER OF PUbLlCATION-State of South
\JDakota, County of Grant-es.
In Circnlt Court. Fltlh Judicial Circuit.
George >toddard, Plaintiff,
We.
Winona & IT. Peter Railroad Com
pany, and it, unknown grantees,
successors, and assigns: w. +.
A. Van Aletlne. and the unknown
heirs, deviseee, legatees. %assigns.
grantees. tx. cutOr or AdmlDlstra-
tor of said W. y. A. Van AlstIne:
and all persons unknown who
claim to have any inter est or es-
tate in or lien or incnmbrance
upon the pre- misses herein deecrlb-
ed defendants.
On reading and filing the affidavit of $. S.
Lockhart, the attorney for The plainlifl in the
above entitled action, and the verified com
plant herein. and II appearing to the court
after due and di.ligent search and inquiry within
tine County of Grant and State OF South Dakota,
the defendant, nor any of them, can be round
therein SO that personal service OF the sum
mons in this action can be made upon him, or
them.
And it further appearing to the court that the
plaintiff has n good and suffclen' cause OF action
on the merits against the defendants, and that
each Of the above named defendants are neces-
cary and proper party defendants to said action.
And it further appearing tc the Court that the
last known address Of the defendant the Winona
4 st. Peter Railroad Company was WlnonA or
Marshall, in the State OF Minnesota, and that
the last known address of the defendant W. +:
A.. Van Aletine was at Genoa. in the county OF
Dekalb. in the state of iilinois.
Therefore, it is hereby ordered. that service OF
the m in said action be made by the
publication thereof, once IN each week for ak
successive weeks in the Herald-Advance, a
legal, weekly newspaper. published in the City
ot Milbank, in the County of Grant and State of
South Dakota. which il the newspaper desig-
mated as most likely to give notice to said de.
fepdants, and q copy of said copy OF
said complaint. and copy Of this order, be forth
with deposited in the United States postoffice al
Milbank. South Dakota. securely enclosed in a
sealed envelope, with postage prepaid and ad
dressed to the defendants ut each OF their last
known postofice address or place of residence
Aforesaid.
And it lie further ordered. that pereonal service
of said mmo and complaint and copy OF
this order, without the State of South Dakota
shall be accepted for and in lieu of publication
and deposit in The poetofice as aforeatd.
Dated at Aberdeen. South Dakota, this 3ls1
day Of October, A. d.. 1910.
Affect BY the Court,
JOHN w. LI6GETT. FRANK MCNULTY.
Clerk. Circuit Judge
$, s. LocKHARr, Attorney for Plaintiff, Mil
bank, South Dakota.
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Resolutions,

Whereas, 1t has pleased Divine
Providence to remove our brother
John A. Malsed. and whereas, Mil
bank Aerie No, 1896 F~raternal Order
of Eagles suffers the loss of a member.
and whereas, the members OF said
Order wish to express their sym-
pathy for the bereaved wife.
Therefore, Be it resolved that said
Order extend its heartfelt sympathy
to the bereaved wife and to other
friends aud relatives Of tie deceased,
and hat a copy Of these resolutions
be published and filed 10 the office of
the secretary.
By order of the Aerie,
Signed, Geo. S. Rix,
A.. NJ. Nixon,
j. j. Nelson. Committee.
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Oct. y Nov. IL
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
~ PROBATE OF FOREIGN WILL.
State Of South Dakota, County of Grant Sc.
In the County Court, Before s. s. Lockhart,
Judge.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Phillip silcher.
Deceased
The State of South Dakota sends greetings: To
August Silche:, Louies Ulricn, Carrie Long
we'll, Anna Delpiain, Herman Sllcher, Psulina
4aNichole, Lydia kreider, Mary Smith, Edward
Silcher, Ada Silcher, and Chrietinn SflCher,
heirs at law aud legatees of Phillip Silcher.
deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said court, made on
the 9th day of October, 1910, notice is hereby
given that Tuesday, the 22d day of November
A. ID. 1910, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the court room
OF said court in the city of Mllbsnk, IN the coun-
ty OF Grant and etate Of South Dakota, have
been appointed as the time and place for hearing
the petition OF Edward Silcher, named in a CO.
dicil to an instrument purporting to be the
last Will and testament Of Phillip Silcher, de-
ceased, which will and codicil has been duly ad-
mitted to probate in the County Court in and
for the county Of N ultnomah and etate OF Oregon,
for the probate thereof and the issuance OF
lett es testamentsry 10 him, and when and where
any person interested may appear and contest
the same.
Dated October %, 1910.
(SeAlJ g. s. LocKHART,
County Judge.
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w. X. &.

The ladies of the W. r. G.
we're invited by Mrs. John
Heath to spend Wednesday at
her home in Alban. Mr.. Pride,
Mr.. Fitch, Mrs. Walker and
Mrs. Henry Finley furnished the
transportation. Thirteen a c,
copied the invitation and enjoy
ed a social time until they sat
down to a table literally groan-
ing with good things to which
full justice was done. The day
was passed with music and social
converse and the party came
home feeling that Mrs. Heath
knows how 10 entertain guests.
M. D.
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New. q

Oct. q New. q
SUMMONS.-Stste Of South Dakota-County
IL Circuit Court, Fifth Judicial Circuit.
John LAndin. Plaintiff,
Hilda Anderson and John Anderson.
her husbands: Annie Nelson and
Herman Nelson, her husband:
Frank Anderson and Tllda Ander
son. HE wi e: Ernet J. Anderson
and Susie Anderson, HE wife; and
tue unknown heirs, deylsees, leg
atees. and the executor or ad-
ministrstor of Charles J. Ander-
son. deceased, and ali pereone my
known who have or claim an estate
in. or lien, or iDCumbrAhce upon
the premlses described in the com
plant, Defendants.
The State of South Dakota to the above named
DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff in the
above entitled action. which was filed in the
office Of the clerk of this court, at the city OF
Mllbank, Grant County, South Dakota, on the
third day Of october. 1910, and which prays for a
Judgment quieting the title to and the ~determina-
tton CT all adverse claims against The premises
described in the com plant and situate in SAID
county, to wit: The west onehhlf OF the south
west quarter of sect on thirty five 35 in Town
ship one hundred and eighteen ISL north Of
range forty niue Az west of the fifth principal
meridian. and to serve q copy of your answer to
said complaint on the undersigned at his office
in the City of Milbank, South Dakota, within
mmou upon YOU. exclusive of the day of
service o. this summons upon you, and If you
fan to answer said complaint within that time
the plaintiti VIII apply TO the court for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated October Sd. 1910.
s. $. L~oCKHAaT.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
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OrtOnville Herald Star:--Miss
Lillian Richardson and Alfred Ost-
lind were married last Saturday even
ing at the M. E. parsonage by Rev.
Mr.. S%aunderson, and Immediately
took their departure for Milbank
where they will reside. The bride for
some time has been engaged with her
sister IN the conduct Of the Gem
Restaurant and Bakery and has many
friends. The groom has been ngaged
with the Ortonville Auto & Supply
Co., and now goes to Milbank to take
a similar position with the Cotton
garage. Many Orto nville friends will
wish them all happiness and prosper.
ity.
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Accident.

Mr.. Joseph Scharf of south
west Twin Brooks, had what
might have been quite a serious
accident last Thursday. While
attempting to drive up a very
steep hill near his home, with a
load of wheat, Goose III the wagon
box) one of his horses baked
and the wagon rolled back down
the hill off the side of the bridge
into the old creek bed, some
eight feet deep. The wagon
was pretty badly broken, but the
horses managed to tear them,
selves from the wagon and
escaped the fall. Nj. Scharf
was only slightly bruised.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-11
Teachers Report.

The following pupils were neither
absent nor tardy from school in La
Bolt school district No. |, for month
ending October %, 1910:
Primary and intermediate grades:
Johnnie Oestreich. Aida Linn. Arthur
Enquist, Angeline Oettraich, Alfred
Holt, Ruby Englund. Joseph Linn,
Elna Englund.
EMMA PETERSON, Teacher.
Grammar grades:
Emma Englund, Meyer Hendrickson.
ALDENA CARLSON, Teacher.
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2

Nov. IL Dec. 2
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
state OF South Dakota, Cohnty OF Grant Sc.
In the County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of H enry Naumanu
Deceased
Notice 1. hereby given by the undersigned,
adminletratrix ofthe estate of Henry NaumAnn.
deceased, to the creditore Of, and all persons
having claima against the eaid deceased, to ex.
hibit them with the necessary vouchers, within
six months after the fret publication OF this
notice, to the said administrative, whose post
Office addi ess is Mllbank, South Dakota. X. F..
D. No. 3. and who residee 1T Allan Township,
Grant County, South Dakota.
Dated at MlJbank. $. D.. November 4, 1910.
ERKEsTINE NAUMANH,
Admin istrntrix of the Estate of
Henry Nauman, Deceased.
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Basket Social.

Vernon School No. |, will have a
basket social at the school house
November Is, 1910. The proceeds
will be sent to the orphans home.
Everyone is cordially invited.
NELLIE EARL, Teacher.
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aud brother-in-law of the deceas.
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends for their
sympathy and kindness to us in our
recent affection, and particularly do
We wish to thank the Eagle lodge and
the Episcopal church choir for their
presence and assistance at the funeral
hour.
MRS. JOHN NALSED, JR.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN MALSED. SR.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-11
Scene in Paid in FULL at the Opera House,
Tuesday evening, November 18th. Seats at
Blesers. A play you will never forget.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bingham
made an auto trip to Montevideo,
returning the next day, accom-
panied by Mrs. H. Levoy, who is
enjoying a visit with Milbank
friends.
Mr.. ano Mrs. E. M. Harper
came up from the lake last week
and got se'U,d in their Milbank
home, vacated by Prof. Clark.
who is now 'icely located in his
newly erected residence.
}. V. r. Priest and wife
started yesterday morning for
Califol MIA, to spend the winter
with their daughter, Mrs. Chas.
aevener, at Santa Monica, in
that state.
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THANKSGIVING Social.

The ladies of the Methodist
church Will give a thanksgiving
social at the church parlors on
Thursday evening, Nov. 18th.
Everyone invited.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-11
Shadow Social.

The Lockwood Sunday school
IN Big Stone township, will hold
a shadow social at the home of
H. S. Marcks, on Friday evening,
Nov. 18th. Everyone is invited.
and ladies are requested to bring
supper for two.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-11
Bulbs for Sale.

When j. G.. Elliot moved to
California he left his gladioIus
bulbs with viii Mount, who is
offering them for sale at - cents
a dozen.
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NOv.4
NOTICE TO GRE pORS,
<ov.25

Nov Nov. 25
NoricE TO GRE TORS,
State OF South DAkoth, 'ounty Of Grantees.
In the County Court.
In the Matter Of the Eat. tie OF Arhuna w. Fallon.
Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby q n by the undersigned
administrator Of the ate OF Arhuna w. Fal-
Ion, deceased. TO .h, editors Of, and all per
some having elaine a ct the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the eessary vouchers, within
six months after the st publication of this
notice., to the said mlnietrator at Grant
Center, Grant Coun South Dakota, whose
postofice address i, Twin BROOKE, South
Dakota; or file the same with the County Judge
1T Ailbank. in said county.
Dated at Milbank, b. D., October 81, 1910.
JENNIE FALLoN,
Adm ~istratrix of the & Estate OF
Art w Fallon, Deceased.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-11

J.. A. Rlckert was down from
Sisseton yesterday attending to
business matters.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-11

Mrs. A. M. Nixon and little
son went to Groton Wednesday
to visit an aunt and other friends
in that city.
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=. :. LoCkHART.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Milbank, SO. Oak
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