Article by Dan Conway on Charles M. Russell, "Sunset on the Range."

Page from a newspaper, headlined "Sunset on the Range: In the Pale Glow of a Sinking Sun, the Silent Rider, on His Beloved Pinto Pony, Passes Out from the "Settlement;" Follows the Little Lane, Heading Straight Toward Distant Great Divide, Disappears into the Dusk of the West. The Cowboy Passes". By Dan R. Conway.

Dan Conway's two page story/article titled 'Sunset on the Range'

Clipping of an article entitled "'Sure! New York Is Wilder Than Woolly West': So Says Russell, Cowboy Artist". Written by Roger Batchelder. February 2, 1921.

Currently in three sections a Time's clipping of an article dated 23 October 1927 titled 'Tales From the West the Cowboys Knew: Charles Russell's Posthumous 'Trails Plowed Under'--Another Book by Will James.'

Review of Charles M. Russell's 'Trails Plowed Under', article entitled "Tales of the West by Cowboy-Painter."

Article dated 16 March 1928 is on the death of Mrs. Isabell Mcrialdo with the title of 'Teacher Who Once Lived at Browning Passes at Dillon'

Article entitled "Teddy Blue, Old-Time Cowboy, Says Russell Got Inspiration For Pictures During Roundups". Great Falls Tribune, Aug. 15, 1930.

Clipping of an article entitled "The Big Lonesome", by Verne Linderman. The Christian Science Monitor, November 20, 1942.

A page from the National Livestock Commission Company of Texas that is reviewing a book by Ramon Adams and Homer Britzman called Charles M. Russell, The Cowboy Artist. The article is on page 118.