The Glasgow courier., 1918-06-07
May Shipments.

~, May Shipments.
Ihe May shipments of Valley Coun-
ty ontana chapter have been all that
could be desired, especially when we
consider that this is very busy sea-
son OF the year. The following is
complete list of articles sent in to
headquarters for this month:
230 bed shirts, IT'S pajama suits,
293 bed socks, 165 knitted socks, 10
not water bottles, 3 convalescent robes,
II bath robes, 95 sweaters, rs wrist
let's, 5 mufflers, 5 helmets, 1926 gauze
wipes, 122 gauze rolls, 80 bedside
bags, 1855 irrigation pads, 584O gauze
congresses, 80 Belgium skirts, Is
chemise, IL Belgium shawls, 10 Bel
gium drawers.
June Auxiliary Work.
Opheim-Five pajama suits, 4 bed
socks, 2 bandage foot socks, l day
shirt, bath robe, / operating gown,
! day jacket, 3 bed shirts, pair knit
ted socks, l pair wristlets, 2 operating
| caps, 2 operating masks.
West Fork-Twelve pajama suits,
l sweater, 2 pair knitted socks.
oanwood-Thirteen pajama suits,
3 pair knitted socks, bed socks, 6 bed
shirts.
Oswego-Three pajama suits, 2 bed
jackets, day shirt, bath robe, 2 bed
socks, 2 bandage foot socks, / sling, 2
comfort bags, l operating cap, l oper-
ating mask, trench slipper, / oper-
ating gown, 2 bed shirts.
Hinsdale-Eight pajama suits, 9 bed
shirts, pair socks, 2 wristlets, 2
sweaters, helmets.
Avondale-Twelve bed shirts, /
sweater.
Cain school-Nine knitted squares, l
pair wristlets, 9 wash cloths.
Don't make sweaters. The northern
division now has in stock sufficient
quantity to fill it's entire allotment
of sweaters, wristlets and mufflers up
to September /. Every pound of yarn
that can be secured should be used for
knitting socks Socks are required in
double the quantity now being re-
ceived.
Rosedale Club.
New auxiliaries are being organized
all over the county every week. One
of the latest to send in an application
for recognition is the Rosedale club,
located near Avondale at Miller's Cor
ners. Miss Ida ]. Buxton is chairman
of the organization; Mrs. John Ma
lone, treasurer; and Mrs. Charles
Bloominger, secretary. They are
starting out with nice sized member
ship list and are. beginning work at
once. The charter members are as
follows: H. R. Buxton, Ida J. Buxton,
Mrs. John Malone, Mrs. Charles
Bloominger, Mrs. John Reid, Mrs.
Robert Stroud. Mrs. E. Schiffman,
Mrs. M. J. Miller, Mrs. Carl Ander-
son, Carl Anderson, M. o. Miller, Mrs.
Carl Hansen, J. K. Reinche, J. F. Ma
lone, H. Miller, E. G. Kettering, Mrs.
j. G. Milne, Mrs. P. E. James, M.
Douglas.
Tampico Auxiliary.
The Red Cross auxiliary which was
organized recently at Tampico is a
real live factor in the work in Valley
county. The new members are as fol-
lows:
Mr.. M. T. Mattson, chairman; Mrs
George Fisher, secretary; and Mrs
Carl Maalrud, treasurer; Mr.. and Mrs
Ole Torkelson, Mrs. Ole Bronstead
Mrs. F. l. Hopkins, Mrs. M. Motz.
kau, Mrs. Mary r. Dignan, M: Matt
son ALLEN J0nnstone, T: L.. McCo.-
mick, Mrs. Minnie Regnier. Mrs. M
L. Mcclure, Edward Mcclure, Heller
M. Stonvey, Mr.. R. F. Jones, Mrs. A
L. Pumphy, Mrs. Henry Terhark, Mrs
Zythlo, Margaret Reed, Elsa Mattson
Mr.. and Mrs. Kraft, Mrs. T. L. Nc
Cormick, Walter C. Johnson, Mrs. Err
nest H. Scott, Fred Terhark, Mrs. 0
C. Anderson, Pat Connerton, c. j
Billingsley, George F. Mclaughlin
Mrs. c. w. Person, Mrs. Ben Boreson