A Look Back in Time: Nov. 20, 1918
Ernest Mitchell, formerly a switchman in the employ of Burlington, has brought suit against the company in district court, asking $30,000 in damages from alleged personal injuries growing out of a collision at Gillette on the night of Sept. 14-15. The usual practice of disposing of turkeys through raffles is strongly condemned by the food administration. In a letter to county attorneys, Theodore Diers, state food administrator, cited a shortage of turkeys and a need for meat for the war sufferers overseas, as well as the danger posed to crowds by the influenza epidemic. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Spear are in Sheridan from the Forty Mile ranch. More Like this A Look Back in Time: April 30, 1915 A Look Back in Time: June 4, 1915 A Look Back in Time: Dec. 12, 1915 A Look Back in Time: Feb. 18, 1916
