Description Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to Mr. Barrie dated September 25, 1928 rejects the offer of $4,000 for the bronzes, she asks $5,000 and makes plans for an exhibit. Transcript September 25, 1928 Mr. Erwin S. Barrie Grand Central Art Galleries 15 Vanderbilt Ave. New York, N.Y. Dear Mr. Barrie: After more than three weeks on my way home I have gotten to my mail. My wire in answer to your letter of October 22nd is...

Description Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to Mr. Barrie dated October 4, 1928 about the little exhibit at his gallery and how the goal to have people with money there is possible. Transcript October 4, 1928 Mr. Erwin S. B arrie Grand Central Art Galleries 15 Vanderbilt Ave. New York, N.Y. Dear Mr. Barrie: Your air letter of September 29th received and I will try to be on hand October 24th for the two weeks date given me for the...

Description Typed letter front and back from Nancy C. Russell to Mr. Erwin S. Barrie dated October 16, 1928 she is concerned about whether to have a tea or whether to send exhibit announcements and other details about exhibit concerns. Transcript October 16, 1928 Mr. Erwin S. Barrie Grand Central Art Galleries 15 Vanderbilt Ave. New York, N.Y. Dear Mr. Barrie: Y ours of October 9th received. I am enclosing list of paintings...

Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Mr. Jas. W. Bollinger; states that she and Charles M. Russell will be in Davenport January 7 or 8 on their way to New York (TU2009.39.881.1). Typed. On the back is a page from a service inspection survey (TU2009.39.881.2). Transcript December 28, 1920 Mr. Jas. W. Bollinger, Putnam Building, Davenport, Iowa. Dear Judge: We have written for...

Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Mr. J.W. Bollinger; thanks him for the flapjack flour, and states that she and Charles M. Russell may stop in Davenport on the way to New York. Typed. Transcript December 2, 1920. Mr. J. W. Bollinger, Putnam Bldg., Davenport, Iowa. Dear Judge:- Your letter of Nov. 23rd to Chas. received, also the sack of Flapjack Flour, and Charley has been making...

Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to "Judge"; thanks him for the Dutch oven and invites him to stop for a visit this fall, states that Charles M. Russell has not fully recovered. Typed. Transcript October 11 1926 Dear Judge: Charlie has talked of writing you a real letter of thanks for the wonderful Dutch ovens you sent us to use at our barbecue[sic] pit, also the spit which I think will work...

Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Judge J.W. Bollinger; thanks him for the advice. Typed. Transcript August 23, 1928 Judge J.W. Bollinger, Putnam Bldg, Davenoort[sic], Iowa. My Dear Judge: Your good letter of August 16th again brought me back and stood me on two feet, as after I had got home Mr. Willis writes that he doesn’t want to take his letters out of the case, but one line in your letter gave me courage to tackle it...

Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Judge James W. Bollinger; agrees that Charles M. Russell deserves credit for some of the phrases that were written into the newspaper article, states that Mrs. Lewis' condition is not good and that "Good Medicine" should be off the presses in December. Typed on both front and back: TU2009.39.885.1-TU2009.39.885.2. Transcript October 28, 1929. Judge Jas. W. Bollinger, Putnam Bldg., Davenport, Iowa. Dear...

Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Judge James W. Bollinger; comments on the article written by I. Cobb about Charles M. Russell, and states that the Lewis's are fine. Typed. Transcript January 30, 1931. Judge James W. Bollinger, Putnam Bldg., Davenport, Iowa. Dear Judge: Your letter of Jan. 19th received. That was a wonderful article written by Irvin Cobb and it was written for the Montana newspapers to...

Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Judge James W. Bollinger; describes how she succeeded in getting Charles M. Russell's letters from Sid Willis, and also how she got Mr. Conway to cooperate. Typed. Transcript Judge James W. Bollinger 513 Putnam Bldg. Davenport, Iowa Dear Judge Bollinger: You would have been proud of your pupil if you could have been with me in Great Falls. I followed your advice to the very best of my ability...