Free Clinic to Resume Vaccination Drive After Christmas
The free vaccination clinic will reopen Wednesday after a brief closure. Dr. Donohue reports about 90 children vaccinated so far, with others examined who had prior vaccines. The county plans intensive outreach as about 9,000 children may need vaccination under a state health order, and officials expect heavy activity after Christmas. No new smallpox cases. one original case remains quarantined. Six measles cases were discharged and two new cases reported yesterday.
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Donohue
State Board of Health
County Board of Health
J. L. McCarthy
John Shotka
County Wealth Office
Alma McKeen obituary and family notice from Montana
Alma McKeen young wife of Kempton McKeen of 416 South Monana Keet died at Murray Hospital yesterday after short illness. She was Alma Lois Gilbert daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gilbert. She was born in Luzerne Pennsylvania and moved to Montana as a child living in Heels near Melrose and later in Butte. She attended Butte Business College in 1916 and married McKeen in 19XX. Surviving relatives include McKeen and Mr and Mrs Gilbert, two brothers Harland and Roland, an uncle John Hull, cousins Frank Hull Dillon Mrs Morges Warner Vancouver John Rowett Butte and several Warrens of Vancouver. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Alma McKen
Kempton McKeen
South Monana Keet
Murray Hospital
Fincas
McKeen
Marriag
Alma Lois Gilbert
John Gilvert
Ann. MciKeen
Luzerne
Montana
Heels
Melrose
Gilberts
Butte
Alma McKeen
Wits
Butte Business College
Mra
Gilbert
Harland
Roland
John Hull
Prank Hull
Dillon
Morges Warner
Vancouver
Colman Bia
John Rowett
Buile
Ant Howard
Herbert, Nelle
Gertie Warren
Henry Mark pays fine in drug case at Deer Lodge
Henry Mark, a convict at Deer Lodge, paid a $150 fine yesterday after a judge sentenced him to county jail for violating the state drug law. He is set to complete his jail term by December 24 and be released by Christmas. Jay McCormick faced a formal charge under the protective law with a $1,000 bond set. he will enter a plea today. Foley Pills claim relief for kidneys, endorsed by John W. Brogan of Adams Mass.
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Henry Mark
Deer Lodge
Lynch
Jay McCormick
McCormick
Foley
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
Ady
Identification hazy in grand larceny case
Jesse L. Barnes and Ray Scott were tried before Justice O Neill on a grand larceny charge. Byron Conway testified a man resembling Barnes was seen with another man near Conway's room on Montana Street. The case paused after testimony and the court took the matter under advisement. A separate suit alleges Barnes obtained with confidence and a civil claim seeks $400 allegedly borrowed from Joe Perris.
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Jesse L. Barnes
Ray Scott
Justice O'Neill
Byron Conway
Montana Street
Barnes
Cald
Conway
Scot
Iden
Purt
Advisetin
Black Box
Co. Plaine
Cas
Kame
Joe Perris
Martin
Martine
Funeral service for Mrs Eliza Wesson held at Grace Church
The funeral for Mrs Eliza Wesson from 2001 Gaylord Street proceeded to Grace Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev Charles Wolfe officiating. Burial followed at Mount Moriah cemetery in the family plot. Mrs Wesson was the widow of former city police officer John Watton. Pallbearers included Jere Murphy chief of Police Michael O'Donnell assistant chief and officers John Gerry James Rodda Barney Lavelle and rer Harvey.
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Michael O'Donnell
John Gerry
James Rodda
Barney Lavelle
Rer Harvey
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Trumbolt
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Committee On Conservation
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Piggly Wiggly
Hillsdale
Libby
Wood's Cross
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West Park
Shiners
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