HELENA RIFLE CLUB HAS AN | INTERESTING OUTDOORSHOOTING ON RANGE| Nine men qualified as sharpshoot-I ers under the new rules of the National rifle association at the range * shoot cf the members of the Helena ! rifle club yesterday. They were: Hart, Koch, Strong. Conrad, Keith, Dr. Young, Miller, Fowler and Angstman.In the slow fire range shooting H. L. Hart led with 98 and in the . skirmish run Harfield Conrad and X. DeYoung each scored 85.The scores are as follows:Slow fire, range 200, 300, 400 and 500 vards: H. L. Hart, 98; O. H. Koch,95; H. Conrad, 95; Elmer Keith, 95; H. DeYoung, 94; \V. R. Strong, 91; J. B. Fowler. 87; L. H. Angstman, 85; Mrs. Will .strong. 84; E. L. Martin. 85; R. D. Miller, 88; BrookHorsky, SC; \V. Mason, 78; E. B. Shellhorn, 7; R. Tinker, 76; D. W. Jacobus, 78; Hugh Potter, 62; H. M. Cordua, 60; Geo. Xiklas, 59.Skirmish run: 500, to 200 yards: H. Conrad, 85; H. DeYoung, 85; H.! L. Hart, 8! ; \Y. R. Strong, 80; ElmerI Keith, 78; J. B. Fowler, 73; R. D. Miller, 70; !. H. Angstman, 65; R. Tinker, 64: E. L. Martin, 63; G. H.I Koch, 62; D. W. Jacobs, 61, W. Ma-j son, 57: Mrs. Will* Strong, 42; Brook | Horsky, 32; Geo. Xiklas, 27; Hugh I Potter, 24; R. B. Shellhorn, 21. /