Clipping of an article about Charles M. Russell entitled "Famous Painter of Western Life Week-Ends Here: Chas. M. Russell of Great Falls Guest of Judge Bollinger." Davenport Democrat.

Typed letter from Charles M. Russell to Jim Bollinger dated 24 April 1923 is a friendly letter that talks about recent visitors. Handwritten top right recto: 'Bollinger, J.'

Typed two page, front and back, letter from Charles M. Russell to Judge Jim Bollinger dated 16 January 1919 thanking him for the invitation to go on a hunt.

Typed letter from Charles M. Russell to 'Friend Bollinger' dated 16 February 1919 apologizes for not showing up on the hunt.

Typed, five pages, from Dan Conway, Great Falls, December 1, 1927, money collected for memorial, refusal of Charles M. Russell biography by Harry E. Maule.

Letter by James Bollinger to Charles M. Russell; gives a diatribe on the names of paintings, suggesting "Sun down--Son up" for a title of Russell's painting previously entitled "Three Wise Camels." Typed on the front of two pages.

Letter from James Bollinger to Charles Russell; praises "Rawhide Rawlins." Typed.

Letter by James Bollinger to Nancy C. Russell; tells her of his efforts in framing "Three Wise Camels," and speaks of the framer who Bollinger considers to be a philistine when it comes to Charles M. Russell's painting. Typed.

Typed letter from James W. Bollinger to Nancy C. Russell dated 24 December 1919 asks about how much it will cost to have Charles M. Russell paint 'Three Wise Men.'

Typed letter from James Bollinger to Nancy C. Russell dated 17 November 1919 states that he is willing to pay $1,500.00 for the painting 'Three Wise Men.'