Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES
Workman Post Has Made Prep
arations for aProper a OBJ
4: servance Of the Day.
III. Rhodes, Orator of the Day
Along Parade Will March
to the Cemetery.

to the Cemetery.
Memorial day, the day set aside
by the national government to an
nually pay tribute to it's soldier
dead, will be with us again tomor-
row. Tomorrow all over this trOad
lend a tribute will be paid 10 the
dead and living heroes whn wore
the. blue in the great conflict,
which resulted in wiping ont one of
the greatest stnins on 4 civilized
natiOn-that Of human. sla very.
Memorial day exercises are not 10
tended as a feast Of iyloating over g
vanquished enemy, but are rather a
solemn Thanksgiving that u right
eous cause triumphed, though &C Il
terrible cnst, and one Of the greatest
nations OF the earth was preserved,
free and uDited. r ..
With these sentiments foremost
the citizens of Little Falls and Nor,
rlson county will join with Work
man Post. q. a. R.. tomorrow insthc
exercises Of the. dag. T., .'@ -
The parade will start rtfroln the city
hall 1T 1:3O sharp. The order "f
march is .as follows: r.
-. Band s..s - ~.
Select Knights OF America ~
5 Sons Of Veterans
G. A. r. y.@ ;-S-,r ,
Ladies' of the G. A. (. s-.-,-
Fireman .-... ~.
SchOOi children ,.a. , ..... i
Citizens. ..g "
\ The line Of ,narci, will be north ON
First street 70 Second avenue north
east; east on Second avenue to
Fourth street; south on Fourth
/ street to the cemetery. r. x. La
Fond will bemarshal Of the day, and
Max ,t,rNin assis sta@nt t marshal, a.
There viii Tue i. ',rnusfcnl n program at
! the cemetery, and j. n Rhodes will
deliver the address oft!e day. Bust
ness houses are requested to close
from / p. IN; TO 4 4p: III. - .<2n. I
EXERCISES AT CEMETERY.
Opening s2ad Hadies of the & l:iS A K .ts+t.
Song " = Mixed liked 9!;arHsetRss z; Is
sang sEnerclse Male ouarfette
;nd;g Address Hv,r Nv Goa a. to efGee" f,ee
r Congregation. -.
! We give below the names OF the
names of dead members of Workman
Post. Of this city, whose graves viii
be decorated tomorrow. There are
besides these, a number OF OLD sol
diers not affiliated with the q. A. r..
who are buried in various parts OF
the county. s5. 7r e.. g.,
O. NJ. ALLISON, ~, -.
j. Co. "A, 5oth I'll. nifty.
u. ED. S.,ARNOLD, II - -. .
@& Co. u, 4t!iW Infty. =. 7
w. w. Balm, r..
Co. I, 3rd MINI. Infty.
...:.. GEO. w. BOYCE,
11th Penn. Cav.
WM. CANFIELD,
atEs-E & cox 10th Minn. lntty. ~
ABNEk CAMP, ss,, ID
Co. E, 1st MINI. Infty.
HENRY CROSLAND, -....
!, Co. B, 3Sth Wis. nifty.
EWD. DAVIS, ~
Sergt. 4tll Cal nifty. .
E.P. EGGLESTON,
Co. I, End MINI. nifty. 4
j. N. FoRDYCE,
.s s Co. G, 47th Ind. Infty. ~ hi
I'D. FULLER,
Co. D, 1st Minn. Infty. -
WILSON KINNEY,
Co. F, 3Oth Wis. Infty. &
GEO. KIMBALL, y
Sergt. Co. d, 4th Mimi nifty.
ANTOINE PORTER,
ID. Co. b, 7th Vermont Infty. H.
\ LEWIS SCOTT,
Il Co. F, 9Th MINI. Infty.
STEPHEN SWEENEY,
Co. ID, 96th N. Y. Infty.
JOHN WORKMAN, i
Hatch's Battalion, Mimi.
The Stearns county grand jury
could learn o! no unpunished crimes
in that county, and adjourned this
week without finding any indict-
meDts.
Use 1t in Time.
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