The Christian Science Monitor, Boston, April 25, 1931, "Montana Cowboy Statue to Be Placed in the Hall of Fame, Washington."

Clipping of an article entitled "Montana Cowboy Statue to Be Placed in the Hall of Fame, Washington". Photo insert shows artist, Jessie S. Lincoln, and her Russell model. The Christian Science Monitor, Boston. April 25, 1931.

Great Falls Leader, October 30, 1926, "Montana Editors Mourn the Passing of a Great Genius and Great Man," Six tributes to Charles M. Russell (paper - letterhead).

Clipping of an article entitled "Montana Facing Greatest Fire in Score Years". Fire in Great Falls, Nancy C. Russell sent 13-year old son, Jack, her house guests, paintings, and horses away, but refuses to leave her home. Handwritten at the bottom in pen, "Rufe Engart".

Kalispell Monitor, October 28, 1926, "Montana Loses a Great Artist" (paper - letterhead).

Clipping of an article entitled "Montana Products Car of Bagdad Shriners En Route East is a Wonderful Exhibit of Treasure States's Progress". An exhibit car contains some of Charles M. Russell's work. MT Anaconda Standard, June 3, 1923.

Volume 8 number one of the Montana magazine. Cover is a print of Charles M. Russell's 'Indian Hunters Return' with black and white photos of Russell's work at other places throughout the magazine.

Clipping of an article entitled "Montana 'U' to Honor Russell With Doctor of Laws Degree: Noted Artist Will be Fourth Person to Receive Distinction in History of Institution; Ceremony at Commencement". The Great Falls Tribune.

The Great Falls Tribune 24 May 1925 "Montana 'U' To Honor Russell With Doctor Of Laws Degree," "because he has attained greater prominance and won greater distinction in the field of art than has any other resident of the state in any other field...The artist's dominance of the field of art in the special work he has always followed is undisputed by any other painter, or the admirers of any other painter."

Miles City Daily Star (Montana), October 26, 1926, "Montana's Cowboy Artist' Dead."