Three paintings. The first features a cowboy roping cow with sticker in the corner with, '36' hand written on it. The second features Native Americans on horseback with a sticker in the corner has, '99' hand written on it. The third features Native Americans and Mounted Police has sticker with, '63 dup' hand written on it.

Cowboy roping cow, Native Americans on horseback and Native Americans and mounted police. Negative of D.5.1957.

Typed, Nancy C. Russell reply, April 29, 1933, states is pleased with poem, also mentions sale in Calgary of two Charles M. Russell paintings, "Bronc to Breakfast" and "Carson's Men". Connected with TU2009.39.1387.

Typed, from Ralph Kendall, Calgary City Police, April 15, 1933, is mailing under separate cover poem dedicated to Charles M. Russell.

Typed, seven-page reply from Ralph Kendall, eulogy to Charles M. Russell. Connected with TU2009.39.1387.

Letter from Thos. Ryan, Acting Commissioner, to Ozie T. Hodges, Atoka. Concerning Cattle removed by Indian Police from Tribal land not rented by him from Tahlequah. One sheet of paper with typed text in ink on recto. Folder 1361.

Letter from William Shorey Coodey, Flint District, to Chief John Ross, Park Hill. Reporting organization of police company and search for Starrs. (Moulton). Single folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on three pages. Folder 901

Three paintings. The features of Native American Man Studio Portrait has sticker with, '1' hand written in the corner. The second features a Man being attacked by Bear with friend firing shotgun has sticker with, '65' hand written on it. The third features Northern Mountain Police arresting two Men has sticker in the corner, '61' hand written on it.

Native American man studio portrait. Man being attacked by Bear. Northern Mountain Police arresting men. Negative of D.5.1965.

Newspaper clipping "Pioneer Dies at her Home in Kalispell".