John Britt lost a horse by a peculiar accident Sunday. The animal was being driven, with some others, and slipped on a large piece of sheet steel. The steel was wraped {sp} into such a shape that an edge turned up from the ground; as the horse recovered its footing it kicked at the offending sheet, striking it on the edge with its foot. The cords and bone of the hind foot were severed, and the horse had to be killed.

Golden Valley Chronicle, 6/12/1914