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Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to E. I. Holland dated March 26, 1929 is about her returning an illustrated letter written by Charles M. Russell to Holland and lets him know that his other two illustrated letters are still in the hands of the publishers for 'Good Medicine.'

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Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to Edgar I. Holland dated March 21, 1928 states she has received three letters from him that were written by Charles M. Russell.

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Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to George B. Grinnell dated May 22, 1928 states that she is sorry he doesn't have any Charles M. Russell letters and the book will be published by Doubleday-Doran.

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Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to George B. Grinnell dated May 7, 1928 states that she is compiling a book of Charles M. Russell letters and asks if he has any she may use.

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Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to Goodman Bros. Cigar Store dated March 26, 1928 states that she would appreciate it if they could loan her any letters the brothers may have received from Charles M. Russell and if so that they would be returned as soon as the plates were made for use in 'Good Medicine.'

Description From Nancy C. Russell, May 10, 1916, an outline of Charles M. Russell's life, reference to "Waiting for a Chinook". Transcript May 10, 1916. Mr. Guy Weadick, 1604 Broadway, New York. My dear Mr. Wedick: Here is an outline of Chas.’ life on the range. “I came West in ’80 and lived for two years with an old hunter and trapper named Jake Hoover. In ’88 I went to work for Carter and Tasker, night-wrangling horses....

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Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to Harry E. Maule dated Jan. 31, 1928 asks him to send two copies of 'Trails Plowed Under' to Mrs. E. T. Tower and hopes to begin collecting letters soon.

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Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to Harry E. Maule dated April 2, 1928 states that she is still gathering letters and suggests footnotes to clarify a Charles M. Russell expression as well as expressed that the title of the book is a problem but she is very enthusiastic about the book itself.

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Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to Harry E. Maule dated March 28, 1928 states that she is sending him 32 of Charles M. Russell's original letters and to please take care of them as well as letting him know that she has not heard from Conway regarding the biography.

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Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to Harry E. Maule dated May 9, 1928, states that she is sending by express numerous cards and letters by Charles M. Russell and to please give an estimate cost for the book, especially the deluxe edition, Nancy C. Russell will be the dealer for the deluxe as well as stating that Dr. Cole is hesitant to let the publishers have his original letters.