Sprague Bets On More Services
By Daniel Schoonmaker
Published: June 6, 2005
D.K. Sprague hopes the presence of a casino convinces tribe members to return home to live and work. WAYLAND — In its brief history as Michigan’s newest federally recognized American Indian tribe, the Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Pottawatomi, commonly known as the Gun Lake Tribe, has been distinguished by its efforts to build a 193,500-square-foot casino on the site of the former Ampro factory in Wayland Township.

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