What she found was that the plight of the many farmers who contacted  her at a small new office in Bismark, was "much more serious than I had imagined". What Grey found was a woman whose face reflected a dedication  to her clients  that  kept her moving  through  dying towns  like Minnewauken,  North Dakota (above) where she stopped to report she was running late for  a meeting in Jordan, Montana --300 miles from her home. It was there she met  Ralph Clark and and his wife (left).  After  a late  night session with them, she agreed to defend them in an Farmers Home debt  foreclosure hearing on their  7000 acre sheep and grain operation in Montana the next day. As she had expected, the Clarks lost and Grey caught the stoic moment the farm the family had homesteaded in l913 would go on the auction block.