Clipping of an article entitled "Russell Painting is Now at Capitol: Mural Decoration for Chamber of House of Representatives a Masterpiece Depicting Historic Event in Lewis & Clark Expedition". Great Falls Daily Tribune. July 14, 1912. On the back is handwritten in ink, "Union Pacific to Corinne, Utah they stage to Helena".

Great Falls Daily Tribune clipping of an article dated 14 July 1912 titled 'Russell Painting Is Now At Capitol: Mural Decoration for Chamber of House of Representatives a Masterpiece Depicting Historic Event in Lewis and Clark Expedition.'

Clipping of an article entitled "Russell Paintings Please All Who See Them: Sir Henry Pellat Makes Heavy Purchases; English Visitors Are Loud In Praise". Morning Albertan, Calgary. September 7, 1912. In two pieces.

Newspaper clipping of an article titled 'Russell Paintings Please All Who See Them: Sir Henry Pellat Makes Heavy Purchases; English Visitors Are Loud In Praise' which is about Charles M. Russell's work on display at the Stampede.

Anaconda Standard 25 December 1926 "Russell Pictures Received In Butte: Christmas Greeting by Great Montana Artist, Distributed Among Friends."

November 2, 1926, Santa Barbara "Russell Pupil Here to Study: Joe DeYong Comes to Take Bronze Casting Course In Art School."

A 1923 article titled 'Russell Rose From Real Cowpuncher To Highest Paid Painter of West' includes a photograph of Charles M. Russell and two bronzes.

Clipping of an article entitled "Russell Scorns Film Cowboy And Santa Barbara Climate, But City Claims Him As Son".

Great Falls Tribune article titled 'Russell Scorns Film Cowboy and Santa Barbara Climate, But City Claims Him as Son'

Clipping of a Santa Barbara article dated 7 March 1923 titled 'Russell Sells $10,000 Canvas to Oil Magnate'