Health, Disease and Mortality

Document gives reason for enrollment as "The pupil prefers the course of study presented in Indian schools."

Document gives reason for enrollment as "Mother of this girl can not control her - best that she be away from local environments."

Document gives reason for enrollment as "Mother of this girl can not control her - best that she be away from local environments."

Document gives reason for enrollment as "The pupil prefers the course of study presented in the Indian schools."

Leo C. Decker reports Harry and Mabel Walker own 80 acres of land, which Mabel inherited, and cultivate 60 acres of it.

Leo C. Decker reports Mary owns 20 acres of land and has a large garden.

Leo C. Decker reports Leo and Mabel Peniska own 35 acres of land in good condition and that children work to help support the family.

School Social Worker Lucile Hamner discusses Marie's mother's relationship with Oliver Lincoln.

Document describes relationship between multiple members of the Webster and Fremont families as well as general living situation.

Form states William attended Genoa for about a year, is working in farming for his father, and did not attend school longer because he "has always been sickly."