An elderly distance relative of the Armstorngs, thought possibly this was a picture of Malinda (Ralston) Armstrong.
If it is not, contact FG contributor Kent

Died at the home of William Beathe

Highland Recorder October 25, 1912

Executors Sale of Land and Personal Property
As executor of the will of Hudson Armstrong, deceased, and Adm'r of Malinda Armstrong, dec'd, I will, on Oct. 31, 1912 at the late residence of said decedent's on Bull Pasture mountain, offer for rent by way of public auction: First; a tract of land containing 52 acres, more or less, in good state of cultivation, with plenty of water on it, a good dwelling and out houses and known as the Peter Hupman place 9 miles south of Headwaters and two miles east of Clover Creek. This farm has on it a nice orchard, locust trees and other timber and is a nice home. Second; And on the same day and at the same place, I will offer for sale at public auction the following personal property: One good bay work mare, one yearling mare colt, 2 good cows, each three years old, 1 hog, one 2 horse wagon, 1 good buggy, 1 runabout, 1 set of single harness, one set of work harness, bridles. collars and halters, 1 big plow, 1 wind mill, 1 grain cradle and some farm implements, 1 side saddle, 1 man's saddle, one 25 gal. copper kettle, 1 iron kettle, 1 cook stove; one sewing machine, one safe, two clocks, 1 bureau; 65 jars of fruit, 3 bed steads, some good bed clothes, feather ticks, bolsters, comforts and quilts, a lot of new rag carpet, 1 home rifle, dishes and household furniture, a lot of potatoes, onions, corn and fodder, some oats in sheaf and some hay and other things too tedious to mention Terms of sale made known or day sale. John W. Armstrong, Ex'or of Hudson Armstrong, dec'd and adm'r of Malinda J. Armstrong, dec'd Patna, Va.