"William Hale, who was kicked by a horse at L. Lendrum's ranch at Alkali creek the evening of the 14th instant, died from the effects of the blow last Saturday. Medical attendance had been procured but deceased had received fatal internal injuries. The remains were brought to Red Lodge for interment; the funeral service was conducted in the Congregational church by Rev. W. H. Watson." - Red Lodge Picket, 23 Apr 1898
"A. H. Hale, a retired farmer living at 340 South Lake street has received a telegram announcing the death of his son William in an accident in Montana. The Young man had been on a ranch near Red Lodge." - Aurora [IL] Daily Express, 19 Apr 1898
"A. H. Hale, a retired farmer living at 340 South Lake street has received a telegram announcing the death of his son William in an accident in Montana. The Young man had been on a ranch near Red Lodge." - Aurora [IL] Daily Express, 19 Apr 1898
"William Hale, who was kicked by a horse at L. Lendrum's ranch at Alkali creek the evening of the 14th instant, died from the effects of the blow last Saturday. Medical attendance had been procured but deceased had received fatal internal injuries. The remains were brought to Red Lodge for interment; the funeral service was conducted in the Congregational church by Rev. W. H. Watson." - Red Lodge Picket, 23 Apr 1898
"A. H. Hale, a retired farmer living at 340 South Lake street has received a telegram announcing the death of his son William in an accident in Montana. The Young man had been on a ranch near Red Lodge." - Aurora [IL] Daily Express, 19 Apr 1898
"A. H. Hale, a retired farmer living at 340 South Lake street has received a telegram announcing the death of his son William in an accident in Montana. The Young man had been on a ranch near Red Lodge." - Aurora [IL] Daily Express, 19 Apr 1898
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