We hear that Supt. Dickens of
Red Lake, i doing some watchful
waiting in connection with pay
ment at Red Lake. According to
Teports in the air, he thinks the
"high cost of living" has driven
some Pillagers and some Sioux* to
Red Lake in the hope that they
may be "well filled" while the
Red Laker is in funds. May be,
but if so. Mr. Dickens knows how
to meet situations generally.
"Meatless," "wheatless," and
"penniless," is the Red Laker, so
visitors need not expect to see anseemed
exhibition of unlimited hospitality.
Anent the above. Mr. Dickens
does not seem to be the socialist
tah yah.
Wo are beginning to feel our
years and the needs for rest. We
are right to the beginning of a
new cilandar year and are even
now turning over in mind a iew
choice resolutions to govern our
future. We will not lay our mind
open to reading just at present but
we do not mind making public oue
resolve. We intend to share duty
and oprobrium. We will continue
to discuss the Agency office and
the Indian office. Lee Logan will
take the oprobrium.
While we dicuss, he will "cuss."
While not a professional he is
quite an amateur when rigbtiously
indignant. We will stand by him
in sUent approval.
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