The Miraculous Provision and Completion of the Lakota M.I.A. Girls' Summer Home

“During the summer of 1921, the land was purchased, the materials assembled, the building erected and covered, and plans laid for its completion early in 1922. Conditions in the fall of 1921, however, were disheartening. Crops could not be moved, the people had no available money, and the M. I. A. began to doubt the possibility of opening the camp for next summer. Renewed effort was exerted in the spring, however, and the way seemed to open up almost miraculously, so that it was completed and dedicated by President Heber J. Grant last year. — The Young Woman's Journal 34:7”