Letter from Mr. Stranahan to Henry Lion. Answering letters about a memorial.

From Fred A. Fligman and Dan R. Conway, October 18, 1927, the committee has established Fred Fligman in full charge of all the work of establishing a memorial to Charles M. Russell, please send the names of possible contributors.

From Fred A. Fligman, October 16, 1927, assurances that the committee is ready and willing to get the Memorial Project completed.

From Fred A. Fligman, three pages, June 7, 1928, committee rejects accepting the agreement drawn up by Nancy C. Russell's lawyer, states the City's intent in the matter of the Charles M. Russell Memorial.

From Fred Fligman, Great Falls, December 24, 1927, Christmas message, states memorial to Charles M. Russell is well underway. Connected to TU2009.39.1361.1-4.

From Fred Fligman, two pages, Great Falls, April 24, 1928, poor support of memorial in California.

From Fred Fligman, two pages, Great Falls, October 23, 1929, Memorial committee has discovered $320 shortage.

Handwritten, from George Sack, April 30, 1927, Mr. Barrie from Grand Central Gallery called and was pleased with Charles M. Russell paintings, Barrie wants to do a memorial exhibit. Folded as one would fold a card.

Handwritten, three pages from George Sack, July 3, 1927, thanks Nancy C. Russell for the picture of Charles M. Russell, wants to buy "In Enemy's Country", he will lend any of his collection to the memorial exhibit, wants to know how he can get a copy of "Trails Plowed Under", wants information about "In Enemy's Country".

Typed two page letter from Guy Weadick to Nancy C. Russell dated 8 December 1933 talks about the recent Charles M. Russell Memorial day at the North Montana Fair.