Transcription of a letter from Aron Heilner to Sigmund and Seligmann Heilner. Aron seeks to advise his sons in their deep losses. Dated October 29, 1866.

Transcription of a letter from Aron Heilner to Sigmund and Seligmann Heilner. Aron expresses his opinion on his son's "gold mine." Dated February 18, 1867.

Transcription of a letter from Heilner family to Sigmund and Seligmann Heilner. Sigmund takes a wagon load of goods, purchased in Portland, Oregon and peddles it to settlers and Indians throughout Oregon, Wyoming, Montana, Washington and Idaho. Dated September 5, 1867.

Summary made by Sanford Joseph Heilner regarding the course taken by Sigmund Heilner. A "History of the Pacific Northwest" documents that Sigmund left Enterprise for Little Dalles, then went on to Bear Gulf, Montana in Big Bend country which was composed of Douglas and Lincon Counties, the site of Grand Coulee Dam today. Dated 1970.

Transcription of a letter from Aron Heilner to Sigmand and Seligmann Heilner. Aron is appalled that Sigmund is painting to supplement his income. The brothers pay on a loan to a man named Bernard Goldshmith. Dated April 9, 1868.

Photocopy of a map of Montana with Sigmund's location in Montana circled. Dated after 1900.

Photocopy of a map showing the area in which the brothers are building a store in what is now Oakland, California. Dated after 1900.

Transcription of a letter from George D. Lee, friend of Sigmund Heilner. He writes of the treacherous travel endured to get to Quincy, California. Certainly Sigmund experienced the same difficulties in his peddling business through the Northwest. Dated March 24, 1869.

Receipt sent to S. A. Heilner in regard to membership in the Oakland Lodge, No. 39, San Jose, California. Dated April 21, 1869.

Transcription of a letter from Aron Heilner to Sigmund Heilner. Aron writes his lack of patience with Seligmann and encourages Sigmund to pursue his small mercantile business. Dated May 7, 1869.