SANDERS COUNTY INDEPENDENT LEDGER
Most Widely Circulated Newspaper In Sanders County
Thompson Falls, Montana, Thursday, November 6, 1958
Vol. 53 # 35 Single Copy .10
RETIRED MINER FOUND DEAD HERE
Peter Seber, a retired Kellogg miner, was found dead outside his cabin on Ashley Creek Thursday evening by Bill Hart and Wade Dodge as they returned from a hunting trip. Seber had been living in this area for about a year and was assisting with the construction of a new Kingdom Hall for the Jehovah's Witnesses on Woodland Flat.
Sheriff Wally Britton, who investigated, said death was due to natural causes, probably because of a heart attack or stroke. When Seber fell, he struck his head on a 2x4, but Sheriff Britton said he believed he had died previously.
Hart and Dodge went to investigate when they failed to see him around the cabin during the day.
Survivors include a brother in Rexburg, Idaho.
The body was taken to Shrider Funeral Home in Plains for burial arrangements.
Most Widely Circulated Newspaper In Sanders County
Thompson Falls, Montana, Thursday, November 6, 1958
Vol. 53 # 35 Single Copy .10
RETIRED MINER FOUND DEAD HERE
Peter Seber, a retired Kellogg miner, was found dead outside his cabin on Ashley Creek Thursday evening by Bill Hart and Wade Dodge as they returned from a hunting trip. Seber had been living in this area for about a year and was assisting with the construction of a new Kingdom Hall for the Jehovah's Witnesses on Woodland Flat.
Sheriff Wally Britton, who investigated, said death was due to natural causes, probably because of a heart attack or stroke. When Seber fell, he struck his head on a 2x4, but Sheriff Britton said he believed he had died previously.
Hart and Dodge went to investigate when they failed to see him around the cabin during the day.
Survivors include a brother in Rexburg, Idaho.
The body was taken to Shrider Funeral Home in Plains for burial arrangements.
SANDERS COUNTY INDEPENDENT LEDGER
Most Widely Circulated Newspaper In Sanders County
Thompson Falls, Montana, Thursday, November 6, 1958
Vol. 53 # 35 Single Copy .10
RETIRED MINER FOUND DEAD HERE
Peter Seber, a retired Kellogg miner, was found dead outside his cabin on Ashley Creek Thursday evening by Bill Hart and Wade Dodge as they returned from a hunting trip. Seber had been living in this area for about a year and was assisting with the construction of a new Kingdom Hall for the Jehovah's Witnesses on Woodland Flat.
Sheriff Wally Britton, who investigated, said death was due to natural causes, probably because of a heart attack or stroke. When Seber fell, he struck his head on a 2x4, but Sheriff Britton said he believed he had died previously.
Hart and Dodge went to investigate when they failed to see him around the cabin during the day.
Survivors include a brother in Rexburg, Idaho.
The body was taken to Shrider Funeral Home in Plains for burial arrangements.
Most Widely Circulated Newspaper In Sanders County
Thompson Falls, Montana, Thursday, November 6, 1958
Vol. 53 # 35 Single Copy .10
RETIRED MINER FOUND DEAD HERE
Peter Seber, a retired Kellogg miner, was found dead outside his cabin on Ashley Creek Thursday evening by Bill Hart and Wade Dodge as they returned from a hunting trip. Seber had been living in this area for about a year and was assisting with the construction of a new Kingdom Hall for the Jehovah's Witnesses on Woodland Flat.
Sheriff Wally Britton, who investigated, said death was due to natural causes, probably because of a heart attack or stroke. When Seber fell, he struck his head on a 2x4, but Sheriff Britton said he believed he had died previously.
Hart and Dodge went to investigate when they failed to see him around the cabin during the day.
Survivors include a brother in Rexburg, Idaho.
The body was taken to Shrider Funeral Home in Plains for burial arrangements.
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