Snowmobiler had heart attack
The Associated Press | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 10 years, 3 months AGO
BUTTE (AP) — A Deer Lodge man who missed a curve and slipped off a trail while snowmobiling with his family west of Anaconda died of a heart attack.
Anaconda-Deer Lodge Coroner Jerry Thomas said that 74-year-old Wayne Olmstead was lagging behind family members in the Red Lion area Friday just before he had the heart attack. Olmstead hit branches before falling off his snowmobile, which tilted to the side as it came to a stop.
He had a history of cardiac problems.
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