Obit for DYER, David Vincent (b.1881 d.1947), Big Stone Co., MN
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Here is the obituary for David Dyer, who was the son of Catherine Dyer 
(nee Clifford) and Francis Dyer.

From The Graceville Enterprise, Tuesday December 2 1947

D. DYER DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS HERE

  "David Dyer 66, who has lived during his entire life in this community died 
suddenly after a two day illness last Thursday in Holy Trinity Hospital.  
The funeral was conducted at 9:30 a. m. today in Holy Rosary Church by the 
Rev. M. P. McGowan.  Interment was in the Lakeside Cemetery.
  David Vincent Dyer was born on March 28 1881 in Graceville and has lived 
here all of his life.  He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Dyer, and 
his father died in 1889 and his mother in 1903.
  He was married on November 3 1903 to Ellen Sullivan at Collis.  They became 
the parents of six children, two of whom preceeded him in death.  His wife 
died on May 18 1937.
  Mr. Dyer farmed until 1905 when he began to operate a pool hall in this 
village.
  Surviving are his three daughters, Mrs. Marie Dean of Seattle Wash, Miss 
Monica Dyer, and Mrs. Robert Libby of Los Angeles Calif; one son, James V. 
Dyer, who is serving with the army in Japan, one sister, Miss Elizabeth 
Maier of Graceville, a brother, John of Boston Mass; and a grandson, Brooks 
Dean.
  Honorary pallbearers were K. Knutson, M. A. Taffe, R. H. Ehrenberg, William 
Cox, John Sullivan and John Mullin.
  Active pallbearers were V. Fermoyle, James Grant,George Crowe, Paul 
Cloutier, Richard and Michael Sullivan, Allyn Hanson, and Wm. Campbell".
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