The Art World, November 20, 1927, Charles M. Russell paintings on display at the Grand Central Galleries, "Graces of Youth Flow From Brush of Artist: Border Life Scenes In Vivid Memory of Russell."

Great Falls Tribune, April 4, 1931, "Great Falls Honored", Editorial on how Great Falls will have a double honor by having the Charles M. Russell statue done by a local woman.

Article entitled "Great Falls Sculpteress Will Make Russell Statue for Hall of Fame". Part of a four-page paper, Big Horn County News. Same as TU2009.39.5079 a-c.

Article on Mrs. Lincoln and the Charles M. Russell statue, "Great Falls Sculptress Will Make Russell Statue For Hall of Fame." Red pencil throughout article and a note penciled at the bottom: "4/18/31- Johnny Lewis showed me the beautiful bronze by Lincoln. John is so damned sore he swallowed his chewing tobacco and cusses almost as bad as I do. Note rec'd. Harry Stanford."

Newspaper clipping titled, "Guy Russell's Death" and telling of the death of 25-year old Guy Russell by drowning. Typed front and back (TU2009.39.611.1-TU2009.39.611.2).

Handwritten in pencil on paper, a request for Great Falls Leader, October 25, 1926.

Handwritten in pencil on paper, "Copy on thur. to Weavia 4/26/44"

Clipping of an article entitled "[Helena] Artist is Achieving Fame: Charles Russell's Ability Is Beginning to Be Seen". Work on exhibit at St. Louis Show.

Great Falls Leader, October 27, 1926, Horace Brewster remembers Charles M. Russell, "He'll give me a foot up, If I meet him over there, Says Russell's Old Friend."

Clipping of an article entitled "Holidaymakers Stampede: People Pay Visits to the Art Gallery and Indian Camp". 1917. Charles M. Russell's work on display.