The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-05-12
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES.

Headquarters y. S. Grant Post, No. 95
W r. O., No. SO, and Corporal Tame,
Camp, No. 81, s. Of r, Onida.
The following committees have been ap
pointed to arrange for Memorial Day
services:
On monument to Unknown Dead
Mesdames Eliza ]. Brown, Tillie Garner
and Miss Ida Shepherd.
On School House Decoration-Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Faust Mesdames Anna Garner
and Elizabeth Kimmel and w. j. Johns
ton.
On Flowers-Mlsses Lizzie Porter. Ida
Shepherd and Elena Johnston and Mes
danes Sue Shepherd, Hugh Porter, Anna
Doner and Maria Sergeant.
To Decorate Graves with Flags-C. H.
Agar and A. Y. Denton,
PROGRAM:
Exercises to begin at school house at
o'clock sharp.
Music by Band.
Reading of Orders.
Prayer.
Song.
Grafton by Rev. Bert. Rayson.
Song.
Order of march will be arranged by the
Officer of the Day,
The Band will furnish music for the
march to the Cemetery.
Vocal music in charge TO Prof. Gates.
Officer of the Day.. F. Cole.
Members of A. 0. U. W., w. G. T. u,
the Sunday School and the public are in
vited to attend the services and participate
in the march.
Levi Squirting and J. E. Stewart
and family of Pierre, spent Sunday
night in town. They were en- route to
Standing Rock Agency, N. D.
Mrs. Dudley M. Palmer of Harri-
son, who has spent several months in
Chicago visiting relatives and receiving
medical treatment, returned home last
Friday.
The editor and family expect to
start for Chicago the last Of next week
to visit the great Worlds Fair, and
will also visit friends in Southern Indi-
ana and Kentucky.
The County Judge OF Hughes
county has ordered all the druggists
in Pierre to take out new permits fo1
selling liquor, instead of allowing them
to renew their old ones.
County Assessor Hakan Person
was in town loading up the supplies
of his office Tuesday and getting ready
for business. Should he need a deputy
he will appoint j. B. Cotton.
M. B. Knight and Charlie John
son put in the stormy weather last
week cleaning up the ware-rooms at
the Bargain store. One can hardly
imagine the Improvement in their ap.
pearance.
j. F. Cole and D. @, Jordan left
for Huron Wednesday to attend the
annual meeting of the Grand Lodge OF
A. 0. u. w., as representatives from
the Onida Lodge. Mrs. Cole accom-
panied them.
We understand that John Cole
our township assessor will carry gun
when he starts out and kill dogs he
finds without an owner. A homeless
dog better keep his distance. The
dumb brutes are a nuisance, anyway
Ben Cook, after an absence of q
year and half at Montfort, Wis, ar.
rived here for short stay last Satur
day, and is at present stopping with
G. K. Mallock and family. Mr.. Cook
expects to remain several weeks.
Six young ladies attended the
Teachers examination here last Friday
viz: Misses Eta Salisbury, Myrtle
Arnold and Affie Haynes, of Eastern
Sully, Lottie Howard of Milford, and
Minnie Livingstone and Addie Jord ar
Of Onlda.
j. W. Davidson, whose farm is
just north of the Sully line in Potter
county, after an absence of two years
in Iowa, has returned we'll satisfied
that there is no place like South Da
kota, and will again become perman
ent resident.
Remember the w. G. II. u. So
cial to be given at the residence o
Mrs. H. E. Tagg next Tuesday even
ing. Handsome invitations have been
sent out by the committee, one OF
which the WATcaMAN family was
honored with.
F. F. Kitterman of Rock Rapids
Iowa, spent Tuesday in Western Sully
sizing up our fertile soil, with view
of investing largely. Sheriff Smith