Handwritten, from Mary Campbell, November 24, 1917, friendly letter, they are moving and looking forward to Charles M. Russell's picture. Folded as one would fold a card.

[1] Nov 24th 1115 – 8th Ave. W. Calgary Alta My dear Mrs Russell Am sorry I did not answer your letter before this, but as you will see, I have been moving and was busy packing when your letter arrived, and Mr. Campbell was and still is away from home he is waiting for me to get [2] comfortably settled befor[sic] he will come in, as soon as he comes he will write to you about- the picture- I am so anxious to see it I like the one I have better all the time- How is your small family? mine are flourishing – I’ll send you my baby’s photo he will be four in the spring. I have a dreadfull[sic] pen & can hardly write. Am having quite a time getting settled, & everything is such a price, am only staying here untill[sic] spring. [3] when we will return to the Ranch. Remember me to Mr. Russell yours Sincerely [signed] Mary Campbell

[Transcribed by Lauren B. Gerfen, 2012-08-10]