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YME boys take home three straight wins

On Thursday, the Yellow Medicine East boys baseball team took on the Dawson Blackjacks in Dawson for a victory. Leaders in the game included Bryce Sneller, who pitched 12 strike-outs with five hits allowed, no walks in a compete game for the Camden Conference win. Scoring from that game follows: YME 8, Dawson-Boyd 0 YME 100 002 5-8 9 1 DB 000 000 0-0 5 3 Hitting: Cody Dahlager 3-5 r rbi-2 2b, Braden Nelson 1-3 bb, Bryce Sneller 0-1 r bb-2, Tarrick Rupp 0-0 rbi bb, Nolan Hildahl 1-3 bb, Jake Odegard 2-3 r bb sb, Landon Anderson 0-3 r bb, Drew Almich 1-4 r-2 rbi. Connor Fagen 0-2 rbi, Owen Torvik 0-0 r, Andrew Flaten 1-3 r rbi bb.

LINDA “LIN” ELAINE DAHL

Linda “Lin” Elaine Dahl, 73, of Granite Falls passed away peacefully with her family by her side on May 14, 2023, Mother’s Day. A Celebration of Life will be held Friday, May 19, 2023, at 11 a.m. at Granite Falls Lutheran Church in Granite Falls. Interment will follow at Sparta Cemetery in rural Granite Falls. Visitation will be Thursday, May 18, 2023, from 5 - 7 p.m. at Wing-Bain Funeral Home in Granite Falls and will continue one hour prior to the service at the church. Lin was born February 12, 1950, in Milnor, N.D. to Harold and Lois Frigen. She attended Milnor High School, graduating in 1968. She attended St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing where she became a registered nurse on August 27, 1971. Lin moved to Crookston to pursue her nursing career at Riverview

GUESS WHO?

Each week, the Advocate Tribune will share a photograph from our archives for you to “guess who”. To submit your guesses, send us a message by email to jstolen-jacobson@cherryroad.com or message our Facebook page. We will publish the answers the next week.

Ask a Trooper

Question: Now that spring if finally here I am seeing a lot of tractors, sprayers and other large equipment on the highways. A number of them didn’t appear to be using their flashing lights, slow moving signs and escort when required.

Live Well, Age Wisely

I loved the Choose Your Own Adventure books when I was growing up. You would read part of a chapter and then you’d have to make a decision, each of which would send you to a different page in the book.