1922 Industrial Survey of Stops

"In this family is a father, usually able-bodied, just now crippled temporarily, 2 grown sons, one of them married. They have some very excellent river bottom land under irrigation, also some good land on the first bench. They have no stable for their horses. The old one fell down last year and was no rebuilt. The son-in-law lives with them most of the time to help them and he was helping the other four men yesterday sit around the house, though it was a nice spring day and plenty to do on the farm. They should do very much better. Stops admits that he is a sort of sub-chief. This house is probably on the very spot where Major Reno first attacked the Sioux camp in the Custer Battle."