1922 Industrial Survey of Packs the Hat

"This man lives somewhat to himself. It is not usually profitable for him to raise grain, as it is too far for him to haul it to market. There is always a good market for hay, as it is a favorite feeding locality, adjacent to the range, where there is good water. He takes good care of his cattle, sees them every day. If he has hay to spare, it is a good place to sell it. His house is fairly furnished, beautifully located, has good corrals and, with all, rather above the average of Indians in the matter of attention to business and general condition of his farming. His stepson, Blake Whiteman, makes his home with him and they work together very much in partnership, but to some extent, have their own separate equipment."