The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-30


source of great satisfaction and stimu-
lation. Although the work is now
completed there is no apparent relax
alton in this interest. Numerous re-
quests continue to arrive from indiV-
iduals and communities, desiring an
opportunity for service. From these
observations it seems safe to predict
that SO far as this section OF North
Dakota is concerned, there will be no
abatement in this patriotic effort when
the needs for relief shall become far
greater than they are today.
The following is a report OF mon
eys received and disbursed, material
purchased and received, and work
done in the preparation of the equip
ment for American Red Cross Surgi-
cal Section No. l:
Cash Receipts
r. F. Flint, Washington d. c. 5 10. 90
V. NJ Craven, Menoken 49,. IS 90
U. C. r. Baseball team, Bis
| marck .......... I.ol
Mrs. w e. Butler, Bismarck 900
Mrs. DeGraff, Washburn -. 200
Women's club, Mott. ......... 1000
Indnlf Leslie (sociaD, Nc
KeN2'c .......... ........ 10. 90
J. W. rriddle, Bismarck go. 200
N. 0. Kamstad, Bismarck -. 1000. 90
Mrs. Whccler's Music Class, !
| bismarck ................. ZI.lJ
Webb Bros, Bismarck ... 100 90
Red Cross Society, Regain .. Is. 90
Total ........ $2,22G. 4C
DiSbursc mcnts
TO Webb Bros, for materials
and supplies $121G. 81
TO Johnson's, for material
and supplies ......... 100. 10
TO llintgens, for material
and supplies ............. 1919. so
TO A. W. Lucas Co., for ma
terial and supplies ... SO. go
TO Harris & Co., for material
and supplies ............ All
TO Fallgater & Co., for mater
ial and supplies .......... 1888
To sewing and supervising .. 235. 90
TO Albert Reese for material
for slippers >............. 1l.25
TO kilograms ............... 1880
TO Wachter Dray & Trans
| Ter CO., .................. I.5U
TO G. A. Finch Lumber Co.,
1Or lumber ............. S.80
To Nortz Lumber Co., lumber 1928
To French & WEIGH, for
stencils ........... .... 2.8O
TO American Red Cross, in
struments and operating |
room equipment .... :. 5000. 90
To N. p. IL. X. Co., freight. 20. 80
Total ........ .......... $4851 G3 |
Donations Of Supplies
J. +. Hintgen-l bolt outing flannel.
Ladies Aid, German Lutheran Church
i pair pajamas, 6 pair bed socks.
Women's Club of Goodrich-S pair
pajamas.
Mrs. S. S. Clifford-12 pair pajamas,
9 pair bed socks, 10 nightingales,
operating-room caps.
Garrison Ladies-5O pair pajamas.
liazelton Ladies--3S pair pajamas, 81
pair bed socks
BalfOur Ladies-17 pair pajamas, "a
bed shirts, ii knitted sponges, II
pair socks.
Mrs. j. W. Hutcheson-7 bath robes,
pair knitted slippers.
S. e. Bergcson & Son-Material for
slippers.
Mrs &. w. Material for slip
pcrs.
Ladies' Aid Society," McKenze-24 bed
shirts, hoods, 2 bolts outing fan
mel, box thread, - bolts tape, 8
pair bed socks.
Red Cross Auxiliary, Wilon-12 bed
shirts, IL pair bed socks, q pair
pajamas, 80 hoods.
Women's Club, Wild Rose District
--12 laparOtomy sheets.
Bismarck Red Cross Chapter-145
bath robes, 100 nightingales, 10
sings, Ia fracture pillows, 20 knit
ted sponges, pair socks.
Casselton Ladies-22 bed shirts.
Mercer Ladies-14 operating gowns, |
II laparotomy sheets, 16 dressing |
pads. S
Dickinson Red Cross Chapter-36 bed {
shirts, "a nightingales, SO pair bed S
socks, 6S sheets, $50 handkerchiefs, /
240 napkins, 96 tray covers, IS
hard towels, &c bath towels, "a ice l
bag covers, q pair pajamas, SO T
pillow cases, 8 bath robes, 8 pair V
slippers, $40 gauze bandages, 2.4OO l
gauZe pads, $50 gauze rolls, 1920 \
gauze sponges $50 gauze drains, 240 Z
gauze laparotomy pads, 72O knitted +
sponges, 20 rolls absorbent cotton, c
"a triangular bandages, "a comfort E
bags. As wash cloths. c
Braddock Ladies' bed shirts. c
IaZen LADIES' bath robes, pair c
pajamas. Il
Sunday School Glass, Mrs. Ramstad's T
IS fracture pillows, nightingales. n
Mrs. B. c. Marks-1S fracture pillows. +
Mrs. J. ID. Wakeman-10 fracture pill r
lows. r
Mrs. Geo Cartwright, New Salem A
600 gauze spOnges.
)rs. Perkins, Bowen, Nachtwey & !,
Long Surgical instruments. value
$4,000. r.
'. A. Finch Lumber Co., lumber $11.20 \
:. II. Carpenter Lumber CO-Lumber, :,
$G.O5.
Donation Of Labor -
J. Lindblom, carpenter work and ~
stenciling Of boxes and crates
Steam Laundry, launder- =
ing of surgical supplies.
,apital Steam Laundry, laundering 1
of surgical supplies.
Donation Use Of Sewing Machines
Singer Sewing Machine Co., mach
ne and motor.