An envelope that housed a letter from George Edward Sirrine to Sarah Oakey Sirrine. The letter itself is not in the folder. The envelope has a handwritten summary of the letter. This summary was made by Helen Bateman. The envelope says Mother (Ester Ann Crismon Sirrine) is getting better, Ella (Edward's sister) is gaining strength. There is a $5000 reward for Geronimo. The plums and apricots are ripening. Dated May 18, 1886.

A letter from Sarah Oakey Sirrine in Dingledelle, Idaho to George Edward Sirrine in Mesa, Arizona. It is Thanksgiving and one year since Sarah was in Mesa with George. The letter is mostly about the 3 month old daughter she calls babe throughout the letter, though she calls her Mary at the end. (The girl became known as Mamie). Dated November 25 and 27, 1886.

A letter written by Sarah Oakey Sirrine in Dingledelle, Idaho to George Edward Sirrine in Mesa, Arizona. Sarah hopes George doesn't have any trouble about his land. She saw a visitor from Arizona, a Mr. Christie, on business about sheep. It is rumored that the Dingle canal will come between them and Sparks. She hopes this is so as it will give them enough money to build a good house. Undated.