Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Mrs. John E. Lewis; states that she is happy to hear that the little model arrived in Montana alright. Typed. Transcript March 12, 1931. Mrs. John E. Lewis, 230 W. 2nd St., Kalispell, Mont. Dearest Lady Lewis: Thanks much for your letter of Feb. 12th. I think Uncle John is about as bad a correspondent as I am but you saved me by telling me that the little model had ar- rived alright...

Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Uncle John and Lady Lewis; states how shocked and disappointed she is at the committee's choice of statue for Charles M. Russell. Handwritten on both front and back (TU2009.39.982.1-TU2009.39.982.2). Transcript [1] Pasadena, Cal. April 11th 1931 Dear Uncle John and Lady Lewis You know by now how shocked I was and am over the choice of Modles...

Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Mr. John E. Lewis; informs the Lewis' that the Governor of Montana has received many protests over the model chosen for the Charles M. Russell statue, describes the model as pitiful while Charles M. Russell was strong and powerful. Typed. Transcript Pasadena, California. April 18, 1931. Mr. John E. Lewis, 230 West Second Street, Kalispell,...

Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Mr. J. E. Lewis; asks Lewis to please try to delay the commission's decision on the Charles M. Russell statue, states that she is willing to help any artist that is capable of making a better model. Typed. Transcript Pasadena, California. April 24, 1931. Mr. J. E. Lewis, 230 Second Avenue, Kalispell, Montana. Dear Uncle John: I am...

Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Mr. John E. Lewis; suggests that Lewis write to Irvin Cobb in N.Y.C., stating that Cobb carries much weight with the Governor of Montana. Typed on both sides (TU2009.39.985.1-TU2009.39.985.2). Transcript [1] Pasadena, California. April 28, 1931. Mr. John E. Lewis, 230 West Second...

Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Mr. John E. Lewis; informs Lewis of the two year delay of the statue, thanks him for his part in protesting the statue of Charles M. Russell. Typed. Transcript Pasadena, California. May 6, 1931. Mr. John E. Lewis, 230 West Second Street, Kalispell, Montana. Dear Uncle John: I have just received a letter from Governor Erick- son...

Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Mrs. J. E. Lewis; friendly letter of spring and the two year delay of the statue. Typed. Transcript Pasadena, California. May 20, 1931. Mrs. J. E. Lewis, 230 West Second Street, Kalispell, Montana. Dear Lady Lewis and Uncle John: Your letter of May 15th, received and yesterday the box containing the bronze arrived. I know you are...

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Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Mr. J. E. Lewis; informs Lewis that she is sending him a copy of her letter to the Governor. Typed.

Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Mr. John E. Lewis; chatty letter of the summer just passed. Typed on both front and back (TU2009.39.989.1-TU2009.39.989.2). Transcript [1] Pasadena, California. September 19, 1932. Mr. J ohn[sic] E. Lewis, 230 West Second Street, Kalispell, Montana. Dear Uncle John and Lady Lewis: We had a...

Description "Day Letter" by Nancy C. Russell to Malcolm S. MacKay; tells MacKay to do all that is possible to protest the chosen model of Charles M. Russell. Typed. Transcript Pasadena, California. April 14, 1931 MALCOLM S. MAC KAY TENAFLY, NEW JERSEY WIRE GOVERNOR ERICKSON PROTESTING THE CHOSEN MODEL SEND COPY TO J. R. HOBBINS , BUTTE CHARLIE’S FRIENDS...