Although an actual obit is not yet found, I did find these...

Kossuth County Advance - Jun 16, 1919
The fact that Dr. Tribon and his sister, Mrs. C. Lampright, were called to Waterloo last week by the news that a brother was seriously ill was mentioned in the last Advance. They did not reach his bedside until after his death. He was a farmer and resided about eight miles north of the city limits. Ills death was caused by septic peritonitis. He was taken sick early in the morning on Tuesday and died at 11 o'clock p. m. of the same day. It is thought that he ruptured an intestine while lifting some heavy milk-cans.

Algona Upper Des Moines - Jun 15, 1910
Dr. F. L. Tribon and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Lampright were called to Dunkerton, Iowa, last Tuesday afternoon by the news that Herman Tribon, a brother of Mrs. Lampright and Dr. Tribon, was dying. Dunkerton is in Blackhawk county, northeast of Waterloo, and about 150 miles from Algona. Railroad connections were poor and it was decided to make the race with death in the Lampright Buick auto. The party left Algona at 3:30 in the afternoon and exactly five hours later they reached the bedside of the dying man a few moments before he breathed his last. The deceased was a farmer and died from rupture. The Algona party came home in their auto Saturday.