1922 Industrial Survey of Leo Hugs

"Leo and his wife are regarded as among the best of our Indians. They live on their own place all the time except as it may be necessary to camp nearer the school in a little cabin through the severe part of the winter in order for their children to be in school. They make some 90 or 100 ton of hay besides raising some grain and garden. The house is a fairly comfortable farm house with plain furniture and is fairly well kept. Mrs. Hugs is a mixed blood woman with some education. They both talk English well, and they are getting a fair start of cattle and they are taking care of these cattle. I feel that they give promise of being able to look after their own affairs very successfully."