1922 Industrial Survey of Henry Pretty On Top

"Henry was not at home when we visited his place. He had gone to another district to get a cow that he has traded for. I later saw him on the road and noticed that he had acquired a very good Holstein cow, which should be very valuable to him in producing milk for his family. At the time, he was not living in his house, but was camped down by the river. I could not but feel some sympathy with that arrangement, as there is no shade about his house and his camp was among the trees on the river bank, where the family could all go swimming. He is among the better workers among the young men, quite an intelligent Indian and seems to really desire to improve his condition. He lives at home quite regularly, seldom going away even for the race meets or fairs."