Earl Douglass correspondence: business and personal, 1901 [1]

Letters to Earl Douglass received in January through June of 1901, including from Morton J. Elrod at the University of Montana in Missoula; Oscar J. Craig, President at the University in Missoula; Mrs. J. H. Kennedy at Missoula; Sue Lewis, Oscar J. Craig, also at the University in Missoula; Mrs. H. C. Irish of St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Grant S. Irwin at Columbus, Mont.; Albert C. Silberling at Melville, Mont.; Mary A. Stokes, editor of the Rocky Mountain Magazine in Helena, Mont. (soliciting an article of the fossils of Sweet Grass County); John W. Gibson at Newberg, Oregon; Fred D. Smith at Ely, Nevada; John and Josephine Widdecombe at Melville, Mont.; Claude O. Marcy at Missoula, Mont.; Henry N. Dion at Glendive, Mont.; E.H. Murray at Chicago; and others. Letters from Elrod concern the aftermath of the controversy over Douglass's employment by the University in 1900. Douglass continued to collect fossils for both Montana and Princeton.