1922 Industrial Survey of Herbert Old Bear

"They cannot see the work that is to be done in the way of improvement and are disposed to never clean a ditch or repair fences or buildings until it is actually necessary. They put up some 20 ton of hay, generally have some grain to thresh. At this same camp there is "Young Old Bear" and Charles Yarlott a brother-in-law for whom separate reports are made, but they all live together, work together and eat together when they eat. There are a large number of children in the aggregate and they live mostly in tents a good part of the year. The reports of Ned Old Bear and Charles Yarlott should be considered in connection with this. They haves some very good land."