andenta/orkrac-for-ula-BUHMILLER WI\s PLACEON STATE RIFLE TEAMsur-*urecer-byTaro n-ub-ofons;hatlild,theiny,ngs 5ng ing he ria-the der dry s a f)ur :es-isi-John Buhmiller returned to Eureka Tuesday from Bozeman, where he competed in the state rifle shoot. John placed seventh of twelve, on the state rifle team, selected from scores fired in the last day’s shooting. Last year John was 13th, taking his place on the team when someone else drop-fed out. This was a noticeable rise among the best sharpshooters in tho state.John won a silver medal for second place in the first event; 20U yards sitting, slow fire and 300 yards prone, slow fire. He won a bronze medal tor third place in the second event; 20 shots, 200 yards offhand. In thea ?v®nt*u? t0 end of the fifth, he had third place, the firstthree scores being: Stolebarger 414. f ease 40S\ Buhmiller 407.John missed his turn to shoot inthlr .K 1 °f, thC SiXtH eV6ntthereby losing his chance in the grand aggregate. In the grand aggregate he was 15th in spite of the 50 possible points he had lost.Competition was unexpectedly keen shot year* VeFy h'Kh scores b«ingFRRVfp TDmrvonn —-------