Clipping of an article entitled "Mrs. Lincoln Commissioned to Model Historic Plaque: Will Depict Surrender of Chief Joseph to General Miles; Dedication is Planned Latter Part of September". Great Falls Tribune, Sunday, June 28, 1931.

Great Falls Leader, April 1, 1931, pink paper, "Mrs. Lincoln Gets Award of Contract for Artist Statue."

A picture of Mrs. Lincoln and her model of the Charles M. Russell statue. "Mrs. Lincoln to Construct Large Statue."

Newspaper clipping entitled "Mrs. Nancy Russell, Artist's Widow, Dies: Illness Ended Work on Biography of Husband", May 25, 1940, Sat. "Times".

Clipping of an article entitled "Mrs. [Vesta O.] Robbins to Supervise Fair Division: Belt Woman Will Have Charge of Fine Arts and Crafts at Falls Exhibit". Handwritten note at the top reads, "Hell! The lady is herself an artist. Oh yeah!" July 15.

Great Falls Tribune, August 4, 1928, "Mrs. Russell Deeds Cabin Studio To Chamber Board: Property Will Be Transferred to City and Dedicated as National Shrine to Memory of Montana's Cowboy Artist."

Four pages from Great Falls Leader. Outlined in ink on front page, "Mrs. Russell Is Dead: Widow of Falls Artist Succumbs at 61". Article surrounded by stories of WWII. May 24, 1940.

Article about Nancy C. Russell, "Mrs. Russell Thanks Willis for Work on Bill for Memorial."

Pages from Great Falls Tribune, May 25, 1940. As well as information on WWII, article on the passing of Nancy C. Russell, "Mrs. Russell, Widow of Cowboy Artist, Passes in California".

Article about Charles M. Russell, "Mud to Hips, It Looked to Two Cowboys: F.W. Webster, First Grocer Here Tells Inimitable Story of Charlie Russell."