Welcome
to Sherman, SD
"The Little
Town on the Prairie"
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Sherman
Town cleanup is Saturday, May 28th. Two dumpsters will be delivered,
please do NOT overfill them. The following are not allowed in the
dumpsters: No hazardous materials (paint, batteries, etc.), No tires,
No electronics (computers, TV's, etc.), NO mattresses or box springs
are allowed at all. Put yard waste on the tree pile but no furniture,
it goes in the dumpster. There will be a steel pile for metal items.
Please follow the rules so we can continue to do this.
The
Town of Sherman has initiated a text messaging service to inform
residents of road closures
and
issues within the town. Participation is completely voluntary. If you
wish to receive the text messages, work with Lee Ellis to get your name
and cell # on the list. When you receive a message/notification from
the town, the
sending phone # will show up as 605-349-1637.
Sherman 2021 Picnic

Sherman's Antique Fire Truck in
the Jesse James Days Parade in Garretson
1928 Chevrolet Piloted by Bill and Jeanne Benson
(photo by Omar Thornton)
Thanks to Bill, Grant and Gerry for getting it running again

Sherman Town Picnic,
August 5th, 2018 @ Strom Park
(This, very old, Merry Go Round
hasn't
turned for years and years
and at the town picnic the kids were playing on it and turning and
riding it
as if it were brand new yesterday?!?!?!)

Sherman's new Playground!!
Named
'Tigers Park' in recognition and rememberance of the
Sherman School 'Tigers'

A
huge thank you to all those that contributed in some way to the
project, whether it be
their time, their talents or their donations!!!
Town of Sherman, SD
Founded:
1888
Population: 78 in 2010 Census
Location:
25 miles northeast of Sioux Falls (how do I get there?)
Named
after:
Edwin Sherman, director of the Willmar and Sioux
Falls
Railroad Company (learn
more)


Sherman
in approx. 1909

The
West side of Zeliff looking
north from 1st St. (Approx. where The Bullet currently sits)
Above photo provided by the Askrens (ca. 1913)
Celebrated
125 years on August 25th, 2013