Liberty County Farmer, Chester, MT, 26 Sept 1924
Eight Year Old Youth Killed By Horse
(from the Gildford Tribune)
The son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Aageson of Fairchild was accidentally killed Friday the 18th. A younger boy was riding the horse while the other walked alongside with a rope tied around his waist and fastened to the saddle. The horse became frightened, threw the rider off and dragged the second to immediate death. The father some distance off saw the horse run and the son being dragged. He hurried to rescue the boy but got there too late.
They took the boy to Havre. Burial was made from the Holland undertaking parlors Monday afternoon.
Eight Year Old Youth Killed By Horse
(from the Gildford Tribune)
The son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Aageson of Fairchild was accidentally killed Friday the 18th. A younger boy was riding the horse while the other walked alongside with a rope tied around his waist and fastened to the saddle. The horse became frightened, threw the rider off and dragged the second to immediate death. The father some distance off saw the horse run and the son being dragged. He hurried to rescue the boy but got there too late.
They took the boy to Havre. Burial was made from the Holland undertaking parlors Monday afternoon.
Liberty County Farmer, Chester, MT, 26 Sept 1924
Eight Year Old Youth Killed By Horse
(from the Gildford Tribune)
The son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Aageson of Fairchild was accidentally killed Friday the 18th. A younger boy was riding the horse while the other walked alongside with a rope tied around his waist and fastened to the saddle. The horse became frightened, threw the rider off and dragged the second to immediate death. The father some distance off saw the horse run and the son being dragged. He hurried to rescue the boy but got there too late.
They took the boy to Havre. Burial was made from the Holland undertaking parlors Monday afternoon.
Eight Year Old Youth Killed By Horse
(from the Gildford Tribune)
The son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Aageson of Fairchild was accidentally killed Friday the 18th. A younger boy was riding the horse while the other walked alongside with a rope tied around his waist and fastened to the saddle. The horse became frightened, threw the rider off and dragged the second to immediate death. The father some distance off saw the horse run and the son being dragged. He hurried to rescue the boy but got there too late.
They took the boy to Havre. Burial was made from the Holland undertaking parlors Monday afternoon.
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