Clipping of an article entitled "Bits of Uncommon Sense" by John Blake. "Dangerous Jokes".

The Washington Post: Sunday 8 February 1925 "Days of Wild West Are Recalled Vividly by Russell At Corcoran." The canvases have "intense interest that quickens the pulse and thrills the heart with the desire to gallop across the plains with the men of daring."

Clipping of an article under the heading "In the Realm of Art and Music", and entitled "Days of Wild West Are Recalled Vividly by Russell at Corcoran". Feb. 8, 1925.

Article entitled "Deal For Russell's Studio To Be Completed This Week: Purchase of Cabin, Home and Four Lots as Basis Memorial Now Assured, Chairman Fligman of Chamber Committee Announces."

"Death Vetoes Last Promise: Charles M. Russell on Monday Was to Have Autographed Contributions to Public Library."

Article titled, "Desert Books" (page 47). Reverse titled, "Guides for Future Outing Trips" (page number unknown).

"Doesn't Like Bust in Memorial of Late Charles M. Russell," John S. Lewis is one member on the Commission who agrees with Nancy C. Russell that the statue is bad.

London New Weekly 18 April 1914 Notice of the show of Charles M. Russell's works at the Dore

"Emerson Hough Pays Tribute To Russell: Noted Author of Western Stories Visits Great Falls Artist and Says There Is Not Now and Never Will Be Another Like Him." On the top of this article is a pencil sketch of what appears to be a woman's skirt and shoes.

Clipping of an article entitled "Emerson Hough Pays Tribute to Russell: Noted Author of Western Stories Visits Great Falls Artist and Says There Is Not Now and Never Will Be Another Like Him." Great Falls Daily Tribune. December 27, 1910.