1922 Industrial Survey of William Dust

"This man’s house is rather remote from any-other Indian place. Usually Indians do not like to live by themselves and the fact that he built this new house several miles from the nearest Indian residence, promises well. He has not been living there very regularly. He was not at home, though I met him on the road returning to his home. He has practically no furniture in his house. He has no stable or barn. There are hardly any fences around the house. He needs a good many things to make it a homestead, among the rest, a well. However, he has some good land and appears to have a good crop on the acreage that he had cultivated. With proper encouragement, he may stay at home better and work out a good place, as the land is susceptible of cultivation and production of good crops."