Description Handwritten, from Malcolm MacKay, March 9, 1932, New York; sends clipping written by Rob Davis (no longer attached), and mentions "Calf Roundup" by Charles M. Russell. Transcript [1] March 9th 32 My dear Nancy- I am enclosing a clipping written by Rob Davis which I thought you might enjoy – I wrote a note to you and gave it to Fred Barton to send in with a letter be wanted to write to you...

Description Handwritten, from Theisen Company, Pasadena, California, November 30, 1926, two pages to Nancy C. Russell, talks about finishing Russell house in Pasadena after Charles M. Russell's death. Transcript [1] Nov. 30-26 Mrs. Nancy Russell Great Falls Mont. Dear Mrs. Russell; Received your letter of the 27th this...

Description From John B. Ritch, Lewiston, Montana, November 10, 1928, two pages to Nancy C. Russell, mentions possibility of placing bust of Charles M. Russell in Statuary Hall, Washington, D.C. Transcript [1] Lewistown, Montana, November 10, 1928. Mrs. Charles M. Russell, 725 Michigan ^B^oulevard, Pasadena, California. My Dear Mrs. Russell: I have no reasonable excuse for my delay in answering your letter of several...

Description From John B. Ritch, Lewistown, Montana, March 8, 1929, two pages to Nancy C. Russell, talks of progress made in having Charles M. Russell statue placed in Statuary Hall in Washington, D.C. Transcript Lewistown, Montana, March 8/29 Dear Mrs. Russell: I should have written to you from time to time to tell you of the progress we made in inducing the Montana Legislative Assembly to name Charlie...

Description Handwritten, from Vesta Robbins, Belt, Montana, May 31, asks for Nancy C. Russell's help in placing Charles M. Russell's statue in Statuary Hall in Washington, D.C. Transcript Mrs. Nancy C Russell 725 Michigan Blvd. Pasadena Calif. Dear Mrs. Russell: All the help that we can get will be none too much when it comes to placing the Russell statue in the Nat. Hall of Fame. Won’t you advise me freely? I am...

Description From Will Aiken, Office of Montana governor, June 26, 1911, Charles M. Russell to appear before State Board of Examiners. Transcript June 26, 1911. Mrs. Charles Marion Russell, Great Falls, Montana. Dear Madam: Governor Norris directs me to say that it will be agreeable to the State Board of Examiners to have Mr. Russell appear before that body at two o’clock on Friday afternoon. ...

Description From H.E. Maule, Doubleday-Page, New York, November 9, 1925, states that is interested in reproducing some of Charles M. Russell's paintings. Transcript November 9, 1925 Dear Mrs. Russell: It is indeed good news to hear that you and Mr. Russell are to be in town in December and if there is anything this house can do to help in the exhibition we shall be only too glad to have you call...

Description From H.E. Maule, New York, February 9, 1926, states that has yet to receive photos of Charles M. Russell's paintings for magazine "West". Transcript February 9, 1926 Dear Mrs. Russell: I just want to remind you that I never got the photographs of Mr. Russell’s paintings for reproduction as frontispieces in our magazine, WEST, and was wondering if the matter simply slipped your mind. As...

Description From H.E. Maule, Doubleday-Page, New York, April 17, 1926, re: work on book (unnamed) by Charles M. Russell. Transcript April 17, 1926 Dear Mrs. Russell: I was delighted to hear from you and assure you that we shall go right to work now making estimates on a big folio of Mr. Russell’s paintings. The more we think of the idea the more interested we are in it but we are also becoming more...

Description From H.E. Maule, New York, June 2, 1926, thanks her for having Joe DeYong send drawing from Great Falls. Transcript June 2, 1926 Dear Mrs. Russell: Thanks very much for having Mr. De Yong send on the drawings from Great Falls . They have just come in ^15 of them^ and I have already written to thank Mr. De Yong. Yours...