Cut Bank Pioneer Press (MT), 18 April 1947
Services for Donald Pyper Are Held Here Wednesday
Donald Munroe Pyper, 52, while operating a tractor on the Shorty Erickson place near Del Bonita Saturday, fell ill and started walking toward the ranch quarters. Neighbors investigating the unattended tractor early in the afternoon found him lying 50 yards from it.
Services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian church with the Elders Sears and Brimley of the Church of Latter Day Saints officiating.
Mr. Pyper had been suffering the past two years from a heart ailment, and it was presumed the cause of his death. He has worked on Glacier county ranches for 17 years. He was born at Midway, Utah.
The deceased is survived by six brothers; George C. Pyper, Haber City, Utah; Charles M. Pyper, Los Angeles; Alexander Leo, Spokane; William W., Pocatello; Matthew C., Owendale, Alberta; and Walter S., Taber, Alberta; and a sister, Jennie Albiston, Vancouver, B. C.
Also here for the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Albiston and son, Garth, from Vancouver.
Cut Bank Pioneer Press (MT), 18 April 1947
Services for Donald Pyper Are Held Here Wednesday
Donald Munroe Pyper, 52, while operating a tractor on the Shorty Erickson place near Del Bonita Saturday, fell ill and started walking toward the ranch quarters. Neighbors investigating the unattended tractor early in the afternoon found him lying 50 yards from it.
Services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian church with the Elders Sears and Brimley of the Church of Latter Day Saints officiating.
Mr. Pyper had been suffering the past two years from a heart ailment, and it was presumed the cause of his death. He has worked on Glacier county ranches for 17 years. He was born at Midway, Utah.
The deceased is survived by six brothers; George C. Pyper, Haber City, Utah; Charles M. Pyper, Los Angeles; Alexander Leo, Spokane; William W., Pocatello; Matthew C., Owendale, Alberta; and Walter S., Taber, Alberta; and a sister, Jennie Albiston, Vancouver, B. C.
Also here for the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Albiston and son, Garth, from Vancouver.
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