One Nation, Under God
One Nation, Under God
The Dodson Coyote football squad won its district title last Saturday by downing Inverness 18-13. The Coyotes now advance to the divisional championship game with Brady on November 2 at Brady. Shown in the front row, l to r, are Butch Flaming, Bill Henry, Jim Tribby, Randy Pancake, Wayne Dolphay, and Mark Gaub. Middle row: Loren Johnson, Bud Johnson, Pat Nordlund, Glen Dolphay, Charles Kaasa, and Dana Munson. Back Row: Daryl Munson, John Wilke, Russell Crites, John Lundstrom, Rod Kinenberger, and Coach Joe Gibbs.The Dodson Coyote football squad won its district title last Saturday by downing Inverness 18-13. The Coyotes now advance to the divisional championship game with Brady on November 2 at Brady. Shown in the front row, l to r, are Butch Flaming, Bill Henry, Jim Tribby, Randy Pancake, Wayne Dolphay, and Mark Gaub. Middle row: Loren Johnson, Bud Johnson, Pat Nordlund, Glen Dolphay, Charles Kaasa, and Dana Munson. Back Row: Daryl Munson, John Wilke, Russell Crites, John Lundstrom, Rod Kinenberger, and Coach Joe Gibbs. 1968. 1968.
1 years ago
October 10, 1918
Deaths from influenza during the week included William Claypool and his seven-month-old son; John Wesley Copple, 12; Guy Woods, John and Albert Jannote, Ruby Klinsick, 3; Mrs. Anna Bowman, Mrs. Mary Wiggens, and the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leonard.
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The upper floor of the Noes (Montana) Hotel had been reserved as an emergency hospital and every room was full because of influenza.
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Undertaker Stewart of Beaverton has arrived to assist R.V. Tucker.
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Local University students were arriving home as all schools are closed until the influenza epidemic...
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