The Dupuyer Acantha (MT), 14 Dec 1899
Mrs. David Sweet
After an illness of fifteen months, Mrs. David Sweet died here, Saturday evening, from cancer of the stomach. Her case has been hopeless all the time, and her husband and friends knew it was only a matter of time until she would be called away. Everything was done by a loving husband, and kind friends, to make her last days as peaceable as possible.
Her remains were taken to Gold Butte for burial, in accordance with an often expressed wish of the deceased, who desired to be interred by the side of a young lady friend, who died about two years ago.
Mrs. David Sweet
After an illness of fifteen months, Mrs. David Sweet died here, Saturday evening, from cancer of the stomach. Her case has been hopeless all the time, and her husband and friends knew it was only a matter of time until she would be called away. Everything was done by a loving husband, and kind friends, to make her last days as peaceable as possible.
Her remains were taken to Gold Butte for burial, in accordance with an often expressed wish of the deceased, who desired to be interred by the side of a young lady friend, who died about two years ago.
The Dupuyer Acantha (MT), 14 Dec 1899
Mrs. David Sweet
After an illness of fifteen months, Mrs. David Sweet died here, Saturday evening, from cancer of the stomach. Her case has been hopeless all the time, and her husband and friends knew it was only a matter of time until she would be called away. Everything was done by a loving husband, and kind friends, to make her last days as peaceable as possible.
Her remains were taken to Gold Butte for burial, in accordance with an often expressed wish of the deceased, who desired to be interred by the side of a young lady friend, who died about two years ago.
Mrs. David Sweet
After an illness of fifteen months, Mrs. David Sweet died here, Saturday evening, from cancer of the stomach. Her case has been hopeless all the time, and her husband and friends knew it was only a matter of time until she would be called away. Everything was done by a loving husband, and kind friends, to make her last days as peaceable as possible.
Her remains were taken to Gold Butte for burial, in accordance with an often expressed wish of the deceased, who desired to be interred by the side of a young lady friend, who died about two years ago.
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