Montana boy, 13, drowns saving sister in river

Ephraim Dayley, 13, drowned in Montana's Clarks Fork River after saving his sister during a tubing outing.

Montana boy, 13, drowns saving sister in river

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A 13-year-old Montana boy drowned after saving his sister from a river during a tubing outing, authorities said. First responders recovered the body of Ephraim Dayley on Thursday in the Clarks Fork River in Montana.

The boy rescued his sister after she encountered a problem in the water, according to officials. The incident occurred during a tubing trip on the river.

The Clarks Fork River is a tributary of the Yellowstone River, flowing through southern Montana and northern Wyoming. Further details about the incident were not immediately available.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Who was Ephraim Dayley?

Ephraim Dayley was a 13-year-old boy from Montana who drowned after saving his sister during a tubing outing.

Where did the incident occur?

The incident occurred in the Clarks Fork River in Montana.

When was his body found?

His body was found on Thursday, according to first responders.

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