Missoulian, October 26, 1926, "A Genius Passes" (paper - letterhead).

Montana Farmer, November 1, 1926, article on Charles M. Russell, "A Great Artist Dies."

A newspaper clipping of Charles M. Russell's drawing of Native Americans, two men on horses, and several dogs around a dead cow. Picture in Harpers Weekly May 12 (or 21) 1888.

Article by H. P. Stanford titled 'An Old Timer Passes' which is about the death of H. A. Brinkman.

Newspaper clipping titled 'Awberry Rites be Held 2 P.M. on Wednesday' dated 14 November 1938.

Two paintings. The first is of a bear hunting scene with two men one worse for wear and a dead bear. Has sticker with, '67' hand written in the corner. The second painting is titled 'Her Heart is on the Ground' has sticker with, '16 (2 films' hand written on it).

Bear Hunting' and 'Her Heart is on the Ground'

Great Falls Tribune, October 27, 1926, article about Charles M. Russell, "Expressions of Regret at Russell's Death Come From Afar: Bill Hart and Will Rogers Send Messages of Sorrow."

Two paintings. The first features a cowboy on a bucking horse. Has sticker with '42' hand written in the corner. The second painting is titled 'Her Heart is on the Ground' has sticker in the corner with, '16 see Fel.. also' hand written on it.

Bucking Bronco and 'Her Heart is on the Ground'