Counting Coup
From George Sack to "Friends"
From Nancy C. Russell to Mr. George D. Sack
Gilcrease Museum
July 25, 1928 Mr. George D. Sack Weymouth North Nova Scotia, Canada c Dear Mr. Sack: Yours of the 7th with your check for $111.00 received. Thank you. I am hoping that Madeline has been able to leave her mother and is back again at the farm. I have given up the hope of your coming to Glacier this summer but I am going to see you this fall in New York again as I am coming east on account of the book of Charlie’s letters and will have an ex- hibition of bronze and a few pictures at the Vose Galleries in Boston and possibly an exhibition of a few things later at the Grand Central. I expect to be there some time in November. I am sorry you people are not here at the Lake this minute at the weather is very lovely. My kindest regards to you all. Sincerely,
[Transcript by Lauren B. Gerfen, 2012-09-13]
Scope and Content Notes
Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to Mr. George D. Sack dated July 25, 1928 acknowledging the receipt of a check for $111 and that she will be East in November as a result of Charles M. Russell's book as well as to have a small exhibition at the Vose Galleries in Boston and possibly at Grand Central Galleries.
