Program and advertisement from the Salt Lake Theatre. One of the three Heilner brothers was in Salt Lake City and attended these productions. Dated January 12, 1920.

Marriage announcement. People unknown. Dated January 29, 1920.

Letter from Alfred J. Lange to Jesse Heilner. Though Jesse apparently dated after Rose Mary's death, he never married again. Photographs of Jesse's friend with letter. Dated March 23, 1920. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Joseph Heilner to Jesse Heilner. Jesse was working in his good friend's store, Mr. Holland. Joe reports on some nice entertainment in Baker. A theater event "Flo-Flo" will come to town. These traveling shows were very common in the small and large towns of this era. Dated March 23, 1920.

Letter from Jesse Heilner to Mrs. A. Voelker. Jesse writes to his friend and refers back to Rose Mary's death. The Volkers were important friends to Jesse. Dated April 18, 1920. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Joseph Heilner to Jesse Heilner. Another check from the company is sent to Jesse for $200.00 from Joe. They look forward to a visit by Paul Bissinger, their nephew. Dated June 3, 1920.

Letter from Joseph Heilner to Jesse Heilner. It appears part or all of Sigmund's Mammoth Mine was also sold by his sons. Dated June 1, 1920.

Letter from Johanna L. Voelker. Another letter from Jesse's friends, the Voelkers. They were such good friends that they address him as Uncle Jesse, however they were not relatives. Dated July 24, 1920. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from A.C. Voelker to Jesse Heilner. Thanks to Jesse, Pauline Voelker is able to have a bicycle. Dated July 24, 1920. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Joseph Heilner to Jesse Heilner. Joe will close the grocery business in Baker unless Jesse would like to move there and operate it. Another dividend check is sent to Jesse for $160.00. Dated August 10, 1920.