by James O Southworth. 37p

The document narrates the story of Anna's family move to Savage, Montana, highlighting her daughter Goldie and her husband Elmer Fink, who worked as a blacksmith. They rented an irrigated farm, but faced challenges as the family was unfamiliar with this type of farming. The letters exchanged among family members reflect their daily lives, concerns for health, and the importance of family gatherings, while also showcasing Anna's role as a caring matriarch despite her own health struggles.