County Judge Gapen's court tries State vs Dr Patty case
The two day trial in Cheyenne County ended with a guilty verdict for Dr M B Patty of Chappell on failing to isolate a patient suspected of an infectious disease. The dispute centered on whether the illness was spinal or cerebrospinal meningitis. The Board of Health viewed it as cerebrospinal meningitis requiring strict quarantine. County Attorney Devoe prosecuted and Pfeiffer defended Patty. Patty received the minimum fine and costs and plans an appeal to district court. The Cheyenne County Board of Health includes Dr H E Mantor J W McDaniel and Dr H L Mantor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gapen
M. B. Patty
Chappell
State Board of Health
Chris Christensen
Sunol
Patty
County Board of Health
Health Board
Devon
Devoe
Dr. Patty
Pfeiffer
Board of Health
Boxing Match Postponed At Tobin Opera House Tonight
The scheduled bout between Arthur Hargis and Jack Fitzgerald at the Tobin Opera House is postponed until next Saturday night. Local stores promote Christmas displays to attract shoppers and boost business as residents plan festive windows and novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hargis
Jack Fitzgerald
Tobin Opera House
Woman's Club Holds Regular Meeting at Mrs Campbell Home
The Woman's Club met at Mrs D R Campbell's home with small attendance. Tables talk on Scandal, papers on The Flood and Housekeeping read by Miss Murray and Mrs John McIntosh, funds to Rest Room Library and general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Campbell
Jane Ragan
Miss Murray
Anna McFadden
Housekeeping
John McIntosh
Lincoln
Sidney Public Library
Free Band Concert Set for December 20 in Sidney
A second free band concert is scheduled for December 20 with a full program to appear in the next issue. Both bands deserve credit for progress and the last concert was well attended, promising an even larger crowd this time as enthusiasm builds toward Greater Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Commissioners formally approve bonds and county actions in 1911 meeting
Cheyenne county Nebraska held December 4 1911 with J B Halston as chairman and voting members approving official bonds for County Treasurer J Fishman Sheriff J W McDaniel and County Judge H E Gapen plus road overseers W Schuler and E C Anderson. Actions include canceling tax on church property lot nine block six Potter, transferring bond fund money to general funds, advertising bids for county printing and a county doctor, approving contracts for court house work and plumbing, declaring a petitioned road a public highway as Road No 194 A, and authorizing warrants from general and other funds for listed claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McDaniel
Henry E. Gapen
Sudge
W. Schuler
Union Valley Road
E.C Anderson
Bronson Road
Potter
C. E. Goodhand
Court House
Fall River Company
M. Ramella
Fall River Co
J. C. Hatcher
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Bronnan Road
Sidney County Finances Show Broad Expenditures
The county book lists numerous payments including road surveyor fees for ae and spellleation 400 to O Hade and 3550 for pauper cure to George Harvey, hall rent for election 400 to Welch & Armuth, and many bridge and road district expenses. The Nebraska Telephone Company moves to new headquarters in the Cleburne building with a improved switch-board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River Company
O. Hade
George Harvey
Welch & Armuth
Wood
John Kuper
Muck Peets
M.W Osborn
Dae Hahler
Wuto
Essig
McDaniel
Sherif
Suloe
ESS
Ught
Spot Baie Morrison
Autary and Expense
Sidney Lumber Co
Regie Dodge Mts Co
Harper
Mdse
Itc
H. DD
Moore
Court House
Adam Gunderson
H. E. Mantor
Ford of Health
H.L. Mantor
K. A
Charles Smith
H. Peterson & Sons
Mateurial
Edgar Anderson
Wubertar
Nele Nelson
Guotav Cuayalli
Same
Andrew Nelson
Harry Olunder
Ssene
Charles Olunder
Vaul Rabbass
Sidney Road
Peter Lensen
Walsty
Woo Frank Burth
Nels Nelson
John Walsh
James A. Mitchell
Geo. Hicks
Henry Walsh
Chambers Road
Jdohn Lingwall
W. E.chidimberg
Seme
Ed Root
Davison Road
Nebraska Telephone Company
Cleburne Building
RAILROAD NOTES From Sidney features train and UP plans
Switch engine 1239 out of service for repairs in Cheyenne. Turntable work paused awaiting crushed stone. UP telegraph HQ to move near UP Hotel. Rube Baker becomes freight house worker replacing Ray Armstrong. Heath Flesher on layoff. F. M. Kelly and Jess Thomas cover tricks. Omaha electricians to wire round-house. paint gang arriving. Burlington passenger incident ends with Sheriff taking away a intoxicated man. Scott and Fowler of Union Pacific visited Sidney, planning a 24 stall round house expansion and further city improvements, praising Sidney’s support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Baker
Ray Armstrong
Heath Flesher
F. M. Kelly
Jess Thomas
North Platte
Scott
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Fowler
Sidney
Sidney Telegraph
Union Pacific
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Eevee
Filberts
John Mohiman
J. H. Stouteville
Morrill County
Joseph Trinnier
Bridgeport
Our City
Lodgepole
Newton Witters
Mrs. Short
Gradies
Chicago News
Woman's Club
Union Valley Road District
Emil Andreeo
Eagle Road
Ren Buss
W. Ingwerson
F.G. Bauer
Ben Jurgen
AMO
P. Jones
Claus Dykman
Martin Bormes
Carlton
Harm Hippen
Tom Thompson
Albert Yank
Harry Thompson
H 1. Doran
H.W. Krewer
Charles Mayer
Jacob Mayer
Eees Vee
Otto Campbell
Samy Enxrl Roberts
Chas. Nickell
John Brown
H. W. Krewer
W. Edens
Gus Edens
Lodge Pole
KJ. Brown
W. W. Wise
Frank Isenberger
Allen Lough
Frank Englert
F.N Slawson
Tee
Hl. H. Myer
Potter Road
Frank Minttan
Nels Thorston
Frank Barth
Elmer Gunderson
Palmer Thorston
Eee Pendlay Thorston
Gustav Duvall
Larry Olander
Chas, Ohunder
Paul Rabugs
Colton Reab
Wm. Kemp
Ene Beeeees
Dave
M. Paviat
Ignatz Melick
Barney Edens
Etessene
Charlies Roth
Elmer Mayer
John Peterson
Warner Kufenucht
Railroad Notes
Cheyenne
U. P
U.P
Omaha
Burlington
Sheriff McDaniel
Dr Conway
Conway
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