Earl Douglass correspondence: business and personal, 1900 [2]

Letters to Earl Douglass received in July through December of 1900, including from Fred D. Smith at the University of Montana in Missoula; Oscar J. Craig, also at the University in Missoula; M.J. Elrod, also at the University in Missoula; Sue Lewis, also at the University in Missoula; Mrs. W.A. Mirick at Monticello, Iowa; E.H. Murray of Miles City, Mont.; Albert C. Silberling at Melville, Mont.; Luther Foster at the University of Wyoming in Laramie; J.M. Hamilton at Missoula, Mont.; Willard C. Lusk at Castlewood, South Dakota; and Robert McClatchey. Douglass the University of Montana after he accepted a Fellowship at Princeton University. The position at the University of Montana ended under unhappy circumstances connected with money and the fossils collected in the summer of 1900.