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Obituary for Dick Bishelberger
About 1875 - 19 December, 1910
From the Parma Herald,
dated Thursday, 22 December, 1910
Contributed by John Mutch
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Accident At
Notus
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Sheepherder Shoots Himself in Taking Gun from Tent – Lives a Few
Hours
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Dick Bishelberger, a
sheepherder who was working near Notus for Ed Gilbert, lost his life
Monday night about 8 o'clock while trying to save a shotgun from
being destroyed by a fire in his tent. The tent caught fire and
Bishelberger grabbed the gun by the muzzle when the hammer caught in
such a manner as to cause it to explode, the charge of shot entering
his body. He crawled to the residence of Mr. Gilbert
but lived only a few hours after the accident. The unfortunate man
was about 35 years old and came from El Paso, Texas.
The remains were brought to Parma and were interred Wednesday in
Fraternity cemetery. The coroner's jury rendered a verdict of
accidental death. |
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