From Allen and Holland to John E. Lewis
From Nancy C. Russell to Mr. Edward L. Albright
From Nancy C. Russell to Mr. Jerry W. Church
Gilcrease Museum
[handwritten] Aug 19, 1928 Mr. J. W. Church, Great Falls, Montana. Dear Jerry, I received your letter enclosing the check, the refund on the insurance policies, on the Fourth Avenue property. Also your letter of August 15th, enclosing copy of Charlie’s will. Mr. Charlie Wagner came over to see me today and tells me they have started to move the old white house that is next to the studio. I amso [sic] glad they are getting that away as it was a real hazard. I am just sick over a letter I had from Sid Willis in which he again refuses to allow me to use any of the letters that he has of Charlie’s. I don’t understand why he changed but there are such a lot of things in this world that we are not supposed to understand I guess. I am looking forward to the Trigg visit next week. Sincerely, Apgar, Montana. August 19, 1928.
[Transcript by Lauren B. Gerfen, 2012-10-02]
Scope and Content Notes
Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to Mr. Jerry W. Church dated August 19, 1928 acknowledges the receipt of a check and states that they have begun moving the white house that is next to the studio as well as how disturbed she is about the fact that Sid Willis will not let her use any of Charles M. Russell's letters.
