Where lies the problem?

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• DREAM JOB
PG. 2
• SPARTAN,
BRONC
ACTION
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Vol. 135
#88
PG. 26
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Where
lies the
problem?
■ Spearfish police, mayor eyeing
accident-prone driveway
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Black Hills Pioneer
SP#$%&ISH * TuesdaySs noon accident on &irst
$venue in Spearfish chalks another victim to one of
the most accidentNprone areas in the city.
Yennifer Mochell, GI, of Eall alleKedly failed to
see a van drivinK east on &irst $venue as she was
leavinK the EalNMart parkinK lotSs western entrance,
police say. _ary #schedor of Sundance, Eyo., was
travelinK on &irst $venue when the two collided.
Mochell sustained inOuries that are not believed to
be life threateninK. #schedor was not inOured.
ItSs not the worst area in Spearfish, however, RItSs
KettinK our attention,T said Lt. Lurt Yacobs of the
Spearfish Police Department. RItSs KettinK our attenN
tion to see if there is somethinK we can do to address
the issue.T
This isnSt the first crash at the western entrance.
See PROBLEM — Page 5
Police and paramedics carefully remove Jennifer Mochell, 19, of Wall from her car after she was involved in an accident
Tuesday at the “problematic” western entrance of Wal-Mart in Spearfish. Pioneer photo by Mark Watson
Main Street makeover
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Black Hills Pioneer
ADVERTISEMENT
SP#$%&ISH * Main Street
in Spearfish may look different
ne<t summer.
The city received bid details
from the South Dakota
Department of Transportation
that were opened Eednesday.
The low bid came in at
appro<imately FG.6I million
from $insworth BenninK
Lonstruction, Inc., which is only
sliKhtly more than the prior estiN
mate for the proOect, which was
FG.667 million, said Qyle
Mathis, Spearfish city enKineer.
REhat weSve budKeted will be
more than enouKh,T he said,
e<plaininK that the proOect will
receive appro<imately FG.U to
FG.V million worth of federal
funds from the Statewide
Transportation Improvement
Plan WSTIPX. Some of the items
in the proOect, such as the underN
Kround utilities and landscapinK
that are also involved are not
covered under the federal fundN
inK. The rest of the funds will
come from the local level.
Lheryl Yohnson, SpearfishSs
public works administrator, said
the city has been buildinK up the
funds necessary for its portion
over the two years the proOect
has been in the planninK staKes,
and she will have a breakdown
of those funds for the Spearfish
Lity Louncil on Monday niKht.
BudKetwise, she said the city
is Re<actly where we e<pected to
be with the siZe of this proOect.T
The proOect, which went
throuKh a public meetinK process
when it was in its beKinninK
staKes in [\\], will e<tend three
blocks from the south side of the
Main^Yackson intersection to the
south side of Main^_rant streets.
It is a Rtotal remove and replace
Spearfish’s downtown project moves
toward next construction season
from buildinK to buildinK,T said
Mathis, which means that everyN
thinK from roads and sidewalks
to landscapinK and liKhtinK will
be redone. Main Street will
remain four lanes. Mathis said
that the parkinK lanes will be
redone in concrete, while drivinK
lanes will be pavement, avoidinK
the tire ruts in the parkinK spaces
that can happen over time.
IncludinK new sidewalks, new
curbs and Kutters and landscapN
inK, the proOect will completely
revamp the three blocks. Mathis
said that the city will reuse the
street liKhts.
$n updated traffic siKnal and a
clock tower and outdoor fireN
place also appear in the proOect
plans at the Main^Hudson interN
section.
The proOect must still Ket
approval from the state
Department of Transportation,
but because of the uniùe fundN
inK situation, Mathis said he
wanted to Ket the councilSs
approval first. The proOect comes
before the full city council on
Monday, and the DaT commisN
sion meets on Sept. [b.
See MAIN STREET — Page 9
BLACK HILLS PIONEER LOCAL SCENE
Page 2
BHSU photo student, professor work with Nat. Geo.
SPEAR&ISH * Black Hills State
4niversity mass communication student
Randall Iverson and Steve Babbitt, professor of photography, said their experience as part of a four-day photography
and video shoot with National
Geographic will have a transforming
effect on their educational goals and
careers.
The two were part of a crew that shot
photographs and video this summer at
Custer State Park for an upcoming segment of AmericaKs Lild Spaces for
National Geographic Channel. The segment will focus on buffalo during a
series about the desert and high plains.
Iverson, who is originally from Rhame,
N.D., said Nbeing a part of the National
Geographic video crew was an awesome
learning experience.O
Lhen Babbitt received a call rePuesting student assistance for the proQect, he
immediately contacted Iverson due to the
studentKs experience and exceptional dedication to his work. The crew later
rePuested that Babbitt participate as well.
In addition to shooting video, they shot
still photographs that will be used for
promotional materials and on the Leb
site.
At one point, Iverson was sent out at 3
a.m. to record the sounds of buffalo in
the night. He said the animals were much
Puieter than he expected. He wore big
earphones to magnify the sounds of them
breathing.
NIt certainly helped me develop a new
appreciation for buffalo,O Iverson said. NI
know much more about buffalo than I did
a few months ago.O
The BHS4 student also knows a lot
more about working in the field
with a professional videoSphotography learning from a crew that
included some of the best in the
industry, including a producer from
England, and helicopter pilot from
Los Angeles, Calif.
Babbitt noted the four days of
shooting would be edited extensively for
the final show. He estimated it would
amount to a small portion of one segment
- probably about 10 minutes or less and
noted that itKs important for students to
For more BHSU
stories, see
Page 10
Black Hills State University mass communication student Randall Iverson was part of a crew that shot photographs and video this
summer at Custer State Park for an upcoming segment of America's Wild Spaces for National Geographic Channel.
Courtesy photo
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INDEX
LOCAL
OBITUARIES
STATE
EDITORIAL/OPINION
BHSU
TV SCHEDULES
COMICS
LEGALS/CLASSIFIEDS
COMMUNITY
SPORTS
MOVIE LISTING
WEATHER
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understand and appreciate the entire
shooting and editing process.
NThe experience was what I expected
it would be. I was impressed with the
level of cooperation and courtesy among
the crew. They
were very
relaxed but very
focused,O
Babbitt said. NIt
was a remarkably productive
environment.O
Babbitt said it was great to see his
photography student immerse himself
into this professional shooting situation
and emerge with the praise and admiration of other crew members.
NThereKs not so much that separates a
student like Randy from the people in the
crew,O Babbitt said. NIt really comes
down to envisioning a proQect and making it happen.O
Iverson added that being involved in
this professional video shoot piPued his
interest in working in a situation like this
in the future. He will graduate in May
and is already considering an internship
or employment with National Geographic
in the future. In addition to this experience Iverson has worked on several high
profile proQects, including assisting with
the creation of a video about Sanford Lab
for the South Dakota GovernorKs Office.
In recent years Babbitt has expanded
his photography expertise to commercial,
architectural, and industrial photography
which has led to his most recent work
helping to photograph the transition at
the Sanford 4nderground Lab as it
changes from gold mine to science lab.
His work at Sanford Lab includes photography portraits of the scientists and
miners who are employed there, industrial photography to record the changes, as
well as artistic expression of the underground environment.
NIf students aspire to work for
National Geographic, donKt Qust say that,
make it happen,O Babbitt encouraged.
NGet an internship, do the work and
make it happen.O
Keeping Belle Fourche beautiful
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■ City asking residents to
clean up yards, clear out debris
BY HEATHER MYRSCHEL
Black Hills Pioneer
BELLE &O4RCHE * Lith the autumn
months upon us, Belle &ourche city officials
are reminding residents that services are
available to them to assist with yard cleanup.
Gary Hendrickson, the acting mayor of
Belle &ourche, said that during the summer
months several meetings were held with area
residents and city council members of which
several issues were discussed.
Dubbed Nward parties,O Hendrickson said
that one of the maQor concerns was fact that
constituents are concerned with the beautification of Belle &ourche.
NThis seemed to be the highest priority of
each ward party and it starts with the little
things,O he said.
In order for this to happen, he said, area
residents need to do their part. Manicured
yards, old vehicles and overgrown landscapes, to name a few, are all easy proQects
that if done efficiently can make a difference
when it comes to the streetscapes of Belle
&ourche and the sanity of their neighbors.
NThis is not Qust a city issue, the people of
Belle &ourche will have to take ownership
and pride with moving forward with this
task,O Hendrickson said.
In order to assist area residents, the city of
Belle &ourche and its public works department have specific services available.
If people want to clean up their yards and
have extra garbage - no problem. Area residents can place their garbage next to their
garbage tote on the normal garbage day and
the garbage man will pick it up.
Betty Yo Yorgenson, the executive assistant
to mayor and council, said that the only items
that will not be picked up include construction materials and tires. However, she said,
tires can be pre-paid for pick up at Belle
&ourche City Hall and then they can be
picked up.
In addition to additional garbage the city
will also assist with branch removal.
Yorgenson said that the pickup is every third
Monday of the month. Braches must be
placed at the curbside of any given residence
because city officials canKt go on private property.
Call Belle &ourche City Hall at 89\-\]9]
to be placed on the list for pickup.
NThis is something that weKre happy to do,
we Qust need people to call us so we can get
their address and we know where to go,O
Yorgenson said.
She added that an ordinance was recently
passed that rePuires landowners to take
responsibility for overgrown branches.
Currently on file for public viewing, the ordinance states that officials with the city of
Belle &ourche or an officer with the Belle
&ourche Police Department may declare trees
or bushes that cause, or may in the future
cause, traffic or visibility problems a nuisance.
See BEAUTIFUL — Page 5
BLACK HILLS PIONEER LOCAL SCENE
Page 3
DOT reveals paving schedule, announces street closures
BY HEATHER MURSCHEL
Black Hills Pioneer
B#[[# &\]%PH# — $rea
resi>ents will notice a 8ajor
chanBe in tra//ic /low alonB ]ESE
HiBhwa4 GR throuBh Belle
&ourcheH as crews are sche>ule> to
switch tra//ic oDer /ro8 the north?
9oun> lanes to the south9oun>
lanes as earl4 as Satur>a4E
_Khe 8ajor chanBes will occur
/ro8 the Belle &ourche Bri>Be all
the wa4 >own to %oun>u+ Street
in or>er /or us to continue +aDinBH`
sai> Michael ParlsonH the Belle
&ourche $rea #nBineer /or the
Me+art8ent o/ Krans+ortationE
_aeOre ho+inB to Bet in there 94
Satur>a4H 9ut at the latest the tra//ic
switch coul> occur Mon>a4E`
He a>>e> that 'n>ian Street re?
o+ene> &ri>a4 to su9stitute /or the
6ackson Street closureH as crews
continue to +our concrete in that
areaE
_aith the eVce+tion o/ Cational
Street an> the tie?in locate> near
Ho8estea> Curser4 alonB the
hiBhwa4H all o/ the concrete shoul>
9e +oure> 94 \ctE GH` Parlson sai>E
MurinB the +u9lic in+ut 8eetinB
Kues>a4H Parlson alonB with seDer?
al other contractors inDolDe> in the
+roject reDiewe> a >etaile> +aDinB
sche>ule in or>er to rela4 all clo?
sures to the +u9licE
State StreetH Parlson sai>H also
close> &ri>a4H an> &aulk an> Urant
streets are o+en to su9stitute /or
that closureE State Street will 9e
close> until neVt &ri>a4H in or>er to
allow /or the Belle &ourche HiBh
School Ho8eco8inB Para>e to
co8e throuBhE
Bra>le4 BensonH the +roject
8anaBer with ]++er Plains
PontractinBH 'ncEH sai> he an>
Me+art8ent o/ Krans+ortation o//i?
cials 8et with the cit4 o/ Belle
&ourche an> o//icials /ro8 Butte
Pount4 last week to >iscuss an
e8erBenc4 8anaBe8ent +lan /or
tra//ic >urinB this closureE
_&aulk Street will 9e the one
that will re8ain o+en /or e8er?
Benc4 crewsH` Benson sai>E _ahen
the other two intersections are
o+enH &aulk Street will closeE
KhrouBhout the +rojectH those three
intersections will 9e switche> 9ack
an> /orth /ro8 o+en to close>H in
or>er to 8aintain tra//ic /low
across &i/th $DenueE`
See DOT — Page 31
Crews continued to pave along U.S. Highway 85 this week in order to switch traffic from the northbound lanes to the southbound lanes from the Belle Fourche Bridge to Roundup Street as early as
today. Pioneer photo by Heather Murschel
L-D schools down by 16
■ School enrollment shows a
decline at Lead-Deadwood
BY JACI CONRAD PEARSON
Black Hills Pioneer
[#$M — Preli8inar4 enroll8ent /iBures
are in /or [ea>?Mea>woo> schoolsH an> eDen a
kin>erBarten Browth s+urt >i>nOt +ush the >is?
trictOs nu89er o/ stu>ents in seats into the
9lack oDer the +rior 4earE
_\ur +re?school an> earl4 chil>hoo> +ro?
Bra8s are eV+lo>inB at the ele8entar4 schoolH
as is the kin>erBarten classH` sai> Schools
Su+erinten>ent MrE Man [eikDol>E _$t that
9uil>inBH the onl4 one to show Browth in the
>istrictH weOre u+ 94 FIE`
#arl4 counts /or the ele8entar4 9uil>inB are
TRIe at the 8i>>le schoolH earl4 /iBures re/lect
a count o/ FZFH or a /iDe?stu>ent >ecline oDer
last 4eare an> at the hiBh schoolH enroll8ent
thus /ar is IRFH a IT?stu>ent >ecline oDer the
+rior 4earE
_Khe nu89ers show that there is Browth in
enroll8ent at the lower leDels an> a >ecrease
in hiBh school nu89ersH` [eikDol> sai>E
_Ho+e/ull4 the nu89er o/ ki>s enterinB
See ENROLLMENT — Page 30
Airport gets
$1.83M for taxiway
BY KEVIN NORTON
Black Hills Pioneer
SP#$%&'SH — Khe Black Hills $ir+ort at Pl4>e 'ce &iel> receiDe> a bFEGT
8illion Brant on Khurs>a4 /ro8 the &e>eral $Diation $>8inistration to 9e use>
on earth?8oDinB +rojectsE
$9out QR +ercent o/ the total +rojectOs cost will co8e /ro8 the /e>eral BoD?
ern8entE
Khe +roject is _+re+arator4 work` that will 9e use> to construct a +arallel
taViwa4H althouBh the /un>inB /or that taViwa4 has not 9een esta9lishe>E
$ccor>inB to the Brant aBree8ent siBne> with the &$$ on Se+tE FcH
[awrence Pount4 is o9liBe> to _construct an> co8+lete a usa9le /acilit4 94
MecE TF IJFIE`
See AIRPORT — Page 4
VFW Post 5969 honored
Deadwood post
earns national
'Outstanding
Community
Service' award
Raymond Running Day proclaimed;
open house today
SP#$%&'SH — S+ear/ish Ma4or 6err4 Kra89eck will rea> a +rocla?
8ation >eclarinB CoDE FGH IJFJH as %a48on> KE %unninB Ma4 at an
o+en house /ro8 I?N +E8E to>a4 at the Sna++erOs Plu9 in S+ear/ish Pit4
Pa8+Broun>E %unninB has 9een a resi>ent o/ S+ear/ish since the aBe o/
NH serDinB the co88unit4 in a Dariet4 o/ wa4sH an> %a48on> KE
%unninB Ma4 coinci>es with his QJth 9irth>a4E
— Kaija Swisher
BY JACI CONRAD
PEARSON
Black Hills Pioneer
M#$Ma\\M —
Khank/ull4H thereOs a /irst
ti8e /or eDer4thinBH 9ecause
itOs hiBh ti8e these >e>icat?
e> co88unit4 serDantsH a
han>/ul o/ which run a
WE&EaE Post that >oes so
8uch /or so 8an4H were rec?
oBnide>E
See VFW — Page 30
News & Notes
Thousands of community service hours, dollars and projects spent
in Northern Hills communities over the years have landed Black
Hills VFW Post 5969 in Deadwood the “Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Outstanding Community Service Post Award.” Pictured
are Past Ladies Auxiliary Department South Dakota President Mary
Hammond, Post 5969 Commander Ki Caserio and Past Ladies
Auxiliary Department South Dakota Historian and Post 5969
Secretary Betty Bender. Pioneer photo by Jaci Conrad Pearson
European artists at arts gallery
SP#$%&'SH — $t RSTJ +E8E on Mon>a4H there is a 8eet an> Breet at
the S+ear/ish $rts Ualler4 on Main Street with Darious #uro+ean artists
in the area here /or an artist eVchanBeE Khe eDent is /ree an> o+en to the
+u9licE $n %SWP is +re/erre> 9ut not reXuire>E Pontact Bonnie Halse4?
Mutton at ZII?TRQN /or 8ore in/or8ationE
— Kaija Swisher
See NOTES— Page 8
BLACK HILLS PIONEER OBITUARIES
Page 4
Gary Lee
Goehring, 57
!ary &ee !oehrin,- ./- of &ea1 1ie1 2e1nes1ay4ept7 8.- 9:8: at &ea1;Dea1woo1 >e,iona? @ospita?
of a heart attaAB7
C DeDoria? serviAe wi?? Fe he?1 at / p7D7 on
4atur1ay- 4ept7 9.- 9:8: at 4hepher1 of the @i??s
&utheran HhurAh in &ea17
4urvivors inA?u1e his wife- Iaith !oehrin, of
&ea1J two sons- Dusty an1 KaDie of !i??ette- 2yo7J
two Frothers- LruAe !oehrin, of !i??ette an1 Lrent
!oehrin, of >api1 HityJ two sisters- &i?a Duty of
Curora- Ho?o7J an1 KoCnn Lrownri,, of &ove?an1Ho?o7
Crran,eDents are un1er the Aare of &ea1;
Dea1woo1 MeDoria? Hhape?7 Nn?ine Aon1o?enAes
Day Fe written at www7fi1?er;
isFur,funera?Ahape?s7AoD7
‘Little Red and the Riding
Hoods' takes to the stage
The Gold Camp Players' second
Children's Theater production,
“Little Red and the Riding
Hoods,” plays this weekend at
the Historic Homestake Opera
House in Lead. Pioneer photo
by Jaci Conrad Pearson
AIRPORT !on$in&e( *ro, Pa/e 0
&awrenAe Hounty Cttorney LruAe NutBa sai1
Usafety is proFaF?y one of the Dain reasons why it
is Fein, 1one7V
U2e 1onSt have a taZiway now [ ri,ht now- if
you want to taBe off froD the runway- you have to
use the runway to taZi7V
Qhe ,rant was a ?ast;Dinute affair7 NutBa sai1
the Aounty AoDDissioners proFaF?y wou?1 not
have seAure1 the \87]R Di??ion ,rant ha1 they not
Aonvene1 in a speAia? Deetin, on 2e1nes1ay4ept7 8.7
UQhe ICC has shown an interest in the
4pearfish airport- he?pin, with the runway proêAttaZiway proêAt- an1 Y thinB they have a proêAt
1own the roa1-V NutBa sai17
Xhase three is ,oin, Uto Fe DuAh Dore eZpen;
sive-V he sai1- Fut no 1efinite fun1in, has Feen
seAure1 at this tiDe7
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&OCD P Qhe AhanAe to Fe invo?ve1 in spiAin, up the
trie1 an1 true ta?e of &itt?e >e1 >i1in, @oo1 an1 the
Li, La1 2o?f- appea?e1 to near?y R: ?oAa? Ahi?1ren- who
now have a new twist to a11 to their repertoire of Ahi?1;
hoo1 DeDories7
2hatSs Dore- theySre fu??y prepare1 to share their
new?y aATuire1 version of the A?assiA ta?e as U&itt?e >e1
an1 the >i1in, @oo1sV taBes to the @oDestaBe Npera
@ouse sta,e this weeBen17
Ieaturin, a Aast AoDprise1 of AoDDunity youth a,es
W to 8W- U&itt?e >e1 an1 the >i1in, @oo1sV is the seAon1
Ahi?1renSs pro1uAtion Fy the !o?1 HaDp X?ayers an1 is
Ao;1ireAte1 Fy Cnne >o,ers an1 2en1y 4AhaDFerassiste1 Fy >ose 4peirs7
>o,ers sai1 the reason for their se?eAtin, this partiAu;
?ar p?ay is siDp?e7
UYtSs funny an1 itSs a story peop?e Bnow ; with a
twist-V >o,ers sai17
See RIDING HOODS — Page 7
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER STATE NEWS
A decade of
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PROBLEM Continued
from Page 1
People who travel the road, frequently say they have seen multiple crashes and themselves
have had close calls.
“It's problematic, said Mayor
Jerry @rambeck. “I drive
through there probably 10 times
a day and I think people are driving too fast. That's part of it at
least. … I've had two or three
close calls right there. I did a
complete 360 last winter when a
snow plow truck flew out of
there. I ended up across the
street.”
Jacobs said a large number of
the wrecks are due to people
failing to yield to oncoming traffic.
“I don't think the intersection
itself is so much of a problem,
but almost every accident that
we've go to there has been operator error - failure to observe all
the vehicles coming both east
and west,” Jacobs said. “Several
have been due to driver distraction, whether it is a cell phone
or radio use.”
While Jacobs and @rambeck
see the entrance as a concern,
not all city officials do.
“I wasn't aware there was a
problem. This is the first I've
heard of it,” said Public Works
Administrator Cheryl Johnson.
“We have not done any engineering to look into that. There
is a stop sign in place. It's just
regular traffic regulations.
“I don't know if it is so much
an engineering issue as it is an
enforcement issue,” she added.
“There is a stop sign in place. It
is a state law to stop.”
Some people believe that drivers on First Avenue are driving
too fast, others believe that a
concrete retaining wall near the
entrance is partially to blame
while others think that the twolane road is a contributing factor.
“People coming out of WalMart are not perceiving that it is
a two-lane there,” @rambeck
said. “They are looking at the
vehicles and are anticipating
them turning into Wal-Mart.”
Jacobs addressed the retaining
wall.
“If you take the time to stop
and look, you can see what's
BEAUTIFUL Continued from Page 2
Deadwood Fire Chief Trent Mohr, center, and Deadwood Mayor Francis
Toscana, right, presented Alex Hamann with a certificate for his 10 years
of service in the Deadwood Volunteer Fire Department during Monday
night's city commissioner meeting. Pioneer photo by Kevin Norton
ABSOLUTE REAL ESTATE AUCTION
5 LOTS AT VALLEY ONE RANCHETTES, BELLE FOURCHE, SD
AUCTION
WEDBESDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 2010 5:30 PM
Auction held at the Belle Fourche Area Community Center
1111 National Street. Watch for signs.
Seller Financing offered!
Located: 3 miles East of Belle Fourche SD on Highway 212, south 7/10 mile on Bait Rd. and
east 3/10 mile on Valley One Rd.
Features 5 choice residential building sites from 3.3 to 5.6 acres all with gently rolling
native grasses, new private access road & cul-de-sac, electric power and water system
tap to lot lines. Protective Covenants insure your investment, yet allow for Stick built, doublewide and modular homes along with horses!
Inspection: At your convenience, corners are marked, maps onsite OR Auctioneers/Brokers
onsite from 12 - 2 PM on Tues., Sept 14th, Sat., Sept. 18th & Thurs., Sept 23rd or by appointment. Contact David Wilson or RT Shaw at Sturgis Real Estate Company (605-347-7579) or
your local Realtor.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Absolute Auction, property sells to the highest bidder(s) auction
day without minimum or reserve bid. Offered in 5 individual tracts and one unit, selling in the
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“We're just asking that people take a moment to
go through their property and see if there is indeed
overgrown vegetation that is hindering any traffic
signs or maybe going over the sidewalk,”
Jorgenson said.
If or once declared a nuisance, the police department could order that the vegetation be removed
going on. It's not an obstructed
view. It's not an issue. It is if
you are the second or third car
back, but when you are at the
stop sign you can see all the
way to the stoplight.”
Police say that two injury
accidents have occurred at the
driveway in the past three
years, but were not positive on
the number of non-injury accidents at the site as it is not an
intersection.
“It is Pan areaQ that you want
to pay attention to,” Jacobs
said. “It is not unlike the Exit
10 area. Again visibility is not
the issue, but there is a lot
going on in one spot.”
@rambeck said some of the
confusion might be the fact
that the two-lane does not continue past the western
entrance.
“Should we be looking at itT
Probably,” he said. “The only
thing I can see to correct it is
to continue the two-lane.”
!ets start the discussion. 0s
the area a proble45 6hat is
7our solution5 894ail
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immediately. If the owner or the occupant responsible for the vegetation neglects or refuses to comply, or is unavailable, the city may immediately
abate the nuisance.
For items that can't be picked up by city officials, the landfill is open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday
through Friday and W a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. It
is located at 183 North Eighth Street and information on the Scale House can be obtained by calling
8W2-3530.
Opinion
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Thank you
!han% 'ou to the ,eadwood /u0ch
2e3ort for doing 3uch a great 8ob for the
2:;P ;o0unteer 2ecognition =uncheon.
?e had near0' @AB gue3t3 and a great time
wa3 had b' a00. !he 3taff at the conDenE
tion center wa3 Der' friend0' and he0pfu0
and the 3erDice wa3 out3tanding. :eDera0
of the 2:;P Do0unteer3 commented on
what a great time the' had and en8o'ed
the da' Der' much.
:oG than% 'ou to a00 of the 3taff at the
,eadwood /u0ch for ma%ing our eDent 3o
3ucce33fu0H
N"#$% W()*+,)-).
BHS2 3S4P 6(,)$*7,
to promote fi3ca0 re3pon3ibi0it'G better
3choo03G the =ead 0abG and more 8ob3 for
wor%ing fami0ie3. !he ma8orit' of aDerE
age citiVen3 here in =awrence Count'
W,i3trict 31X wi00 be we00 repre3ented b'
QeDin MJ,ea in the 3tate hou3e and S'0a
/riffith in the :tate :enateH
6"8(9 N($:);
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A hidden treasure
Mn fa00 da'3 a3 a 3ma00 chi0dG O rememE
ber m' father 3trapping m' bab' 3i3ter
into a bab' bac%pac%G pi0ing u3 and our
'e00ow =abrador into a b0ue Yord pic%upG
and driDing up behind ?a00 :treet in
,eadwood to It. 2oo3eDe0t. Yrom the
par%ing 0ot at the trai0head we wou0d
ma%e our wa' up through the firewor%3
di3p0a' of autumn fo0iage to the 3ummit
to 3pend an afternoon at the Yriend3hip
!ower. !here u3ed to be a 3ma00 3pring
nearb' E whether itJ3 3ti00 there O donJt
%now E where m' =abrador wou0d enterE
tain him3e0fG getting wet whi0e the re3t
of hi3 Zpac%[ c0imbed around in the
tower 0i%e the 0a3t remaining roo% in a
0ongErunning game of che33.
:o O wa3 thri00ed when O heard recentE
0' that the Ri3toric Pre3erDation :ociet'
wa3 going to be renoDating the o0d
3tructure. O be0ieDe the new 3tair3 and
3afet' improDement3 wi00 ma%e the
tower more acce33ib0e to fami0ie3.
Ropefu00' the imagination3 of chi0dren
from around the area wi00 be firedG a3
mine once wa3G b' da'dream3 of %night3
and ca3t0e3G a3 the' di3coDer that the'
haDe a rea0E0ife ca3t0eG right there in
their own townH !he Yriend3hip !ower
i3 one of the hidden trea3ure3 of the
northern hi003G and O wou0d 0oDe to 3ee
more peop0eG e3pecia00' 0oca03G and mo3t
e3pecia00' 0oca0 %id3G be ab0e to eNperiE
ence it 3afe0'.
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Time to consider
candidates
Iar% ?at3onJ3 :ept. 13 Pioneer 3tor'
about /MP candidate for goDernor ,enni3
,augaard wa3 an intere3ting and informaE
tiDe wa' for reader3 to 0earn the Diew3 and
p0an3 for our 3tateJ3 future in the3e un3etE
t0ed time3 of ,enni3 ,augaard. !here
wa3 detai0ed di3cu33ion of i33ue3 3uch a3
budget prob0em3G educationG taNe3G and
other matter3 facing our 3tateJ3 goDernE
ment and it3 re3ident3.
!he artic0e got me thin%ing that there
are 0e33 than two month3 unti0 the e0ecE
tion. OtJ3 time for a00 of u3 in =awrence
Count' to 3tud' the i33ue3 and carefu00'
con3ider our choice3 for 3tate 0egi30ature
in ,i3trict 31. O wou0d hope that Doter3
here wi00 e0ect QeDin MJ,ea to the :tate
Rou3e and S'0a /riffith to the :tate
:enate. MJ,ea i3 a teacher with a wife
and 'oung 3on. /riffith and her hu3band
run a 3ucce33fu0 communication3 bu3ine33
with 1T emp0o'ee3. Uoth MJ,ea and
/riffith wi00 wor% hard in the 0egi30ature
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STORE INVENTORY, FIXTURES, MOBILE HOME
LARGE AUCTION
TALKING LEAVES BOUTIQUE
Friday, September 24 - 10:00 am
23849 Hwy 385, Hill City, SD
The following personal property will sell auction day including: 1975 Medallion 14x72
mobile home; Adaptive electronic wireless reader board sign; 10 cent upright Coke Machine
original A-1 very nice; Several antique showcases & displays; 1914 Brass National cash register; All remaining inventory of Talking Leaves Boutique as well as many Antiques &
Collectible items; Shop; Lawn mower; Household and misc.
Also selling 2.37 acre commercial property & 2 High country scenic lots, at 12:00 noon.
Auctioneers note: Plane to attend many very unique Store display and all of the remaining
inventory.
See complete details photos and terms on www.sdauctions.com
3L;ti=C .r=Iessi=CallM MaCaOeJ PMQ
OWNERS:
Robert & Susan Duncan
Custer, SD
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NOW IN CONCERT
The Heirs
of Baird
Sept. 26th at 6:30 p.m.
Mountain View
Baptist Church
I-90 Exit 12, Spearfish
This musical family of 5 is well known
in the area for their presentation of
gospel music, as well as folk music.
Their full early American sound includes
11 different stringed instruments.
Join us for a night of great
instrumental and vocal music, as well
as the gospel in the spoken word.
Free coffee and pie
immediately afterward.
You$re invited to the Deadwood Regulator$s
social 6 scrimmage introducing the Derby girls to
society and celebrating their first season;
! !Deb U Ain*t” Ball
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All proceeds benefit the Artemis House
6 Bundle Up Program
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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TOP
PRODUCER
for the month of
August is
Kari
Engen
140 W. Jackson, Spearfish, SD 57783 • 605-642-2525
www.bhpioneer.com
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Church Directory
Lead
Christ Episcopal
Church
631 W. Main, Lead o 584-3607
Rector: The Rev. Vern Raschke, Ah.D.
Sunday Worship: Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m
Thursday: Holy Eucharist 10 a.m.
Weekly Bible Study and Children's Classes
PCall for times.R
3rd Mondays: Church Women 1 p.m.
Trinity United Methodist
Church
Countryside Community
Church
“Contemporary Worship ] Relevant
Life-Changing Messages”
625 Woodland Drive Pby Sandstone AdditionR
Aastor Mark Fuhr 642-0585
Worship Celebrations for the fallewinter:
Services are Saturday at 7 p.m. and
Sunday 9 a.m. and 10:40 a.m.
Nursery ] Childrenfs Ministry at all
three worships
Exit 12, Spearfish, SD
Don Urey, Interim Aastor
www.spearfishchurch.com S 642-4036
Sundays: Sunday School for nursery thru adults 9:00
a.m. S Worship Service 10:30 a.m.
Evening small groups at church 5:30 p.m. with meal
offered at 6:30 p.m.
Wednesdays: AWANA 3 yrs.-5th grade 6-7:30 p.m.
Arayer meeting for adults 6:30 p.m.
\outh PMiddle School ] High SchoolR 6:30 p.m.
All Angels Episcopal
Church
A place to worship God and hear His word proclaimed.
111 S. Main S 584-1328
Aastor Bruce Adams
Worship Schedule: 8:00 a.m. Sunday School
9:00 a.m. Worship Service
10:00 a.m. Coffee Fellowship
Corner of 5th ] Michigan S 642-4349
Reverend Bunker Hill
Worship: Sunday 8:00 ] 10:15 a.m. and
Saturday 5:30 p.m.
Education Wednesday 5 p.m.
Shepherd of the Hills
Lutheran Church
Spearfish United Methodist
Church
825 West Main, Lead S 722-1206
Aastor Thomas Stenzil
Services: Wednesday 6:30 p.m.
Sunday 9:00 a.m. Communion every Sunday
Sunday School follows service
Spearfish
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Church
1020 State Street S 642-3715
Sr. Aastor Kent Stillson
Assoc. Aastor Karen Matuska
Lay Minister Laura Campbell
SUNDA\S:
Worship Services 8:30 ] 10:45 a.m.
Nursery available 8:15-11:45 a.m.
Kids of the Kingdom 9:45-10:45 a.m.
Adult Christian Education 9:45-10:45 a.m.
MONDA\S: Good Shepherd Clinic 6-9 p.m.
WEDNESDA\S:
Kid aone 3:30-5 p.m. S Confirmation 5-7 p.m.
High School \outh Group 7 p.m.-The Living Room
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Church
844 5th Street S 642-2306
Father Hoag ] Father Castor
Saturday Mass - 5:30 p.m.
Sunday Mass 8:30 a.m. ] 5:30 p.m.
www.stjosephspearfish.com
Mountain View Baptist
Church
5th ] Kansas S 642-3457
Aastor Dar Berkenpas
Saturday Blue Jean Worship 5:30 p.m.
Sunday Worship 8:00 ] 10:30 a.m.
Nursery Arovided
Holy Communion every 1st weekend of the month
North Point Christian
Church
AO Box 647, Spearfish S 717-6770
Aastor Matt Branum Associate Ryan Charest
Mission Statement: Authentic people committed to
sharing Godfs love through sincere relationships
inspiring worship, and community outreach.
Sunday Celebration Service 10:00 a.m.
at the Spearfish High School Auditorium
Spearfish Christian
Fellowship
Recently Moved to 222 W. Illinois
POld Toomeyfs BuildingR 717-9707
Aastor Ellis Lucas
Worship Schedule: 10:00 a.m. Worship Service
Wednesday night study available
Child care provided
www.spearfishchristianfellowship.org
Spearfish
United Church of Christ
PCongregationalR
920 Main Street S AO Box 465
Spearfish, SD S 642-8253
Aastor Jeff Dilks
Worship Service 10:00 a.m.
Coffee Hour follows
Hillsview Church of the
Nazarene
1200 N. Tenth St. S 642-3436
Aastor Kelley Lovelace
Sunday School Pall agesR: 9:45 a.m. - Nursery
Worship Schedule: 10:45 a.m. - Childrenfs Ministry
Wednesday: 6:15 p.m. - Adult Small Group ]
Caravans P4 yrs. to teensR
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1755 Ball Aark Road S 720-5578
Aastor Kyle Reinhiller
Sunday Worship Services at 8 ] 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School for all ages at 9:15 a.m.
Fellowship following each service
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LifeSong Fellowship
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k7 Tom Ral Drive, north end of Evans Lane
P4th house on the leftR 605-368-6696
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!We can hit the ground running
when we have nice weather,3 said
Mathis. He and Johnson expect
the project will take an entire construction season, once it starts,
and they reali@e that construction
in the downtown area will not
make it easy for tourists, business
owners and residents in the area.
With a start date in April and an
overall completion date of Nov. 4,
2011, the project will change the
accessibility and flow of Main
Street.
!One of our objectives is to
keep people in the loop3 and keep
business owners informed of the
process, added Mathis.
Johnson said that the project
will be phased in such a way as to
work on one block at a time, to
get it to !passable3 condition
before moving on to the next
block.
While there will be limited
pedestrian access to the businesses on the block worked on, traffic
will be detoured around that block
while the major work is being
completed. Mathis said that many
businesses are already planning to
use their rear entrances during the
project in preparation for the construction.
!Realistically, we are looking at
sometime next fall M about this
time of year next year3 to finish
the construction, Johnson added.
She said that she is very comfortable with the design team and
engineers, and that the project
engineers will be the construction
administration on the project.
Ainsworth Benning, the low bidder on the project, has some experience with working in the downtown environment, since it completed the work on the
Main/Jackson intersection.
Johnson recogni@ed, however,
that it is an intense project in a
busy part of town.
!I donQt doubt patience will run
thin at times,3 said Johnson.
!WeQve taken every precaution we
can to make it as painless as possible, but itQs still going to be an
inconvenience.3
Mathis added that the city plans
to add a link on its homepage
sometime next year that will
include project updates and information.
TRUCKS, VEHICLES, CAMPERS, BOATS, EQUIPMENT,
SHOP ITEMS, ANQITUES
LARGE AUCTION
Thursday, September 30 - 10:00 am
12269 Alamo Lane. From Custer, SD, 2.2 mi. South on
Hwy. 385, left on Old Sawmill Rd and follow signs.
Loader, Forklift, Tractor & Equipment: ’66 Case W9B wheel loader, w/4 in 1 bucket, good;
Vermeer M-437 Trencher w/backhoe, rock chain, 6 way blade, good; Clark forklift w/dual wheels,
16’ lift, good; ‘42 Farmall “H” tractor w/narrow front; 2-IHC 7’ pto sickle mowers; Buzz saw pto
drive on rubber.
Trucks, Vehicles, Trailers: ‘51 Kenworth w/HD log loader; ’81 Freightliner w/13 sp., 335 eng.,
PTO & 22’ stake box, good; ’59 Ford F-600 truck w/5 sp.& flatbed; ’53 F-600 Ford w/flatbed; ’80
GMC 1 ton, V-8, w/flatbed; ‘93Chevy Crew cab, 1 ton, duals, w/flatbed, gooseneck hitch, 4x2,
good; ’90 Ford Econoline 150 conversion van; ’84 Chevy 30 cargo/cube van; ’91 Ford diesel cube
van; ’90 GEO Tracker 4x4 w/Hi/Lo range, 5-sp., good; ’77 Chevy Blazer 4x4, 350, Auto w/Meyer
plow; ’80 Toyota 4x2 pickup 5-speed; ’84 Chevy S-10; 7.5x14’ Shopmade tandem axle bumper
pull trailer; Lacross 18’ tandem axle low boy HD equip. trailer w/pintle hitch; Felps tandem axle
20’ bumper pull, 4 horse trailer; Shopmade 8x28’ tandem axle gooseneck trailer; 21’ triple axle
trailer house frame; Shopmade pickup box trailer & more.
Campers, Boats & Camping items: ’83 Larsen 20’ Cabin cruiser boat w/350 inboard, Tandem
axle Shorelander trailer, good! Winnebago Chieftan 30’ Motorhome w/43K mi., Gen., roof AC, runs
good; ’76 Dodge Sportsman motorhome Mobil traveler, 95K mi.; 8x32’ single axle camping trailer; 20’ Mallard tandem axle camping trailer; Starcraft alum. 10’ boat w/trailer; 16’ canoe w/trolling
motor & trailer; Minkota trolling motor; Fishing tackle; Assorted camping supplies & more!
Auto & Truck Engines & parts: ’55 Chevy pickup box; 20R Toyota motor; Truck rear ends; 390
Ford engine & trans.; Ford trans. w/transfer case; Side fuel tank; Alum. Headache rack; Assorted
misc. truck parts; Truck fenders; 318 Dodge motor parts; Numerous Truck & car tires & rims;
Filters & much more.
Tools, Shop & Misc Items: Miller stick welder; 425 gal. poly water tank; 500+ gallon steel fuel
tank, like new; Pressure washer; Charge Air 5 hp upright air compressor; Onan 5000 watt power
plant; Onan generator; Sears Radial arm saw; Wisconsin engine; Simplex Hyd. power supply for
RR track bender; Honda EZ 2500 generator; Rol-Air air compressor; Hand & power tools; Torch
set; battery charger; Bench grinder; Elect. Motors; Load binders & chains; Fuel tank w/stand;
Construction signs; Pickup tool boxes; table saw; Large amount of wood & steel posts; Misc hardware; Commercial garage doors 12’, 14’ & 16’; Misc. iron & pipe; Concrete blocks; & much more.
Antique, Household & Misc.: Ore Car; 25 gal. Redwing crock; 2 gal Union stoneware crock;
Crock jugs; Kitchen Primitives; Round metal Coca Cola Sign; Crocket bit; Copper boiler; Barn
lanterns; Stanley #55 molding plane; Enamel ware; Trunk; Toys; Sled; Wood high chair; Model T
wheels; Baby buggy; Wash tubs; Sad irons; Forge tools; Maytag washer; Anvil; Cast iron claw foot
tub; Assorted HD farm equip. License Plates; Dasey Butter churn; Depression glass; Shower stall;
Dishes, pots, pans; Metal locker; Upright freezer; Raytech 8” gem maker/rock polisher; Rock Saw;
FULL LINE OF HOUSEHOLD ITEMS & much more yet to be discovered;
Auctioneers note: Plan to attend. Many items to numerous to mention. Certainly something for
everyone. Come early, bring your trailers & spend the day!
See complete details & photos www.sdauctions.com
Auction Pro+e--ionally Managed By5
O"NERS'
Mel ,iermeier, Ray Ru44ell
and Gue4t4
Cu4ter, SD
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BHSU uses $50,000 grant
to develop design for
Sanford Center for
Science Education
SPEARFISH * Black Hills State
University is using a $50,000 grant
from the South Dakota Department
of Tourism to conduct target market
research to guide the design of the
Sanford Center for Science
Education, the education and outreach arm of DUSEL at the former
Homestake Gold Mine in Lead.
BHSU is collaborating with the
S.D. Department of Tourism and
David Heil and Associates (DHA)
to conduct the research proUect.
Over the last several weeks,
seven BHSU students and alumni
have worked as field researchers
interviewing approximately 1,800
tourists at popular destinations
around the Black Hills, including
Custer State Park, Keystone, the
Journey Museum, the Adams
Museum, and the streets of
Deadwood and Sturgis.
Following the tourist season, the
focus of the work will shift to
understanding the interests and
needs of the K-12 education community, university scientists, faculty,
and students, and the Black Hills
community.
The $50,000 award from the
South Dakota Governor9s Office of
Economic Development - S.D.
Department of Tourism was invested in combination with ongoing
support from the South Dakota
Science and Technology Authority
and the National Science
Foundation.
For more information contact Ben
Sayler, director of Education &
Outreach for DUSEL/Sanford
Underground Laboratory at
Homestake, at 642-6874 or
Ben.SaylerlBHSU.edu.
BHSU students
display photography
University students Hillary
Wittenhagen, senior communication
arts and mass communications
maUor, and Jenna Nagel, senior mass
communications maUor, have their
photography exhibit “Capturing
Culture” on display in Clare and
Josef Meier Hall on the BHSU campus.
Wittenhagen9s images were taken
in rural and urban China. They are
an alternative photographic printing
process called lith printing. The
images show the effect of tourism
on an already overpopulated country with the presence of people
being one thing that is constantly
missing from the images. The subtle
tones and colors of these images
give off a feeling of isolation in this
vast country.
Nagel9s images were taken
throughout South Dakota during a
photography internship with the
South Dakota Department of
Tourism and Economic
Development this past summer. Her
images represent the diverse landscape, culture, and attractions the
state has to offer. Nagel9s photograph of the Northern Lights
received national attention this summer when it was picked up by
MSNBC.
The images will be on display on
the second floor student lounge in
Meier Hall until Oct. 31.
CONNECTING YOU TO THE
WORLD AROUND YOU...
bhpioneer.com
Spellman named director of
dining services at BHSU
SPEARFISH * Sara Spellman, a professionprovide the highest quality dining experience
al chef with extensive food service experience,
for our students.”
has been named director of A9viands Dining
Spellman has a variety of culinary, manageServices at Black Hills State
ment, and food service experience
University.
including time as a chef in France and
Spellman, who has served as assisleadership positions at several high
tant director for the last three years,
profile restaurants in Las Vegas, Nev.,
began her new duties in August.
Washington, D.C., and Portland, Ore.
“Sara has come to be an integral
Spellman earned a bachelor9s degree
part of the Dining Services operation
from Concordia College in Moorhead,
at Black Hills State University and
Minn., as well as specialized training
within the university itself. With her
at the Western Culinary Institute in
culinary knowledge and leadership,
Portland, Ore.
A9viands will continue to provide
Chris Volk has been named assisBlack Hills State University with an
tant
dining service director at BHSU.
Sara
excellent state-of-the-art Dining
Steve Hedges, previous director,
Spellman
Services program,” said Lois
moved into a position of new business
Flagstad, vice president for student
development manager for A9viands
life. “We welcome her to her new role as direcwithin their higher education and business dining
tor and look forward to working with her to
division in the Minneapolis, Minn., area.
BHSU seeks entries
for Swarm Days parade
University9s annual Swarm Days will kick
off Monday, Sept. 27 and run through
Sunday, Oct. 3. Highlights of the week
include community events such as, the
Kiddie Carnival Wednesday, Sept. 29;
Coronation Thursday, Sept. 30; Alumni
Awards Luncheon Friday, Oct. 1; Hall of
Fame Banquet Friday, Oct. 1; and disc golf
tournament, Friday, Oct. 1.
BHSU is also hosting a Class of 1970
Reunion in conUunction with the Swarm Days
festivities. Spirit Night will be held as the
BHSU volleyball team. takes on Dickinson
State University at 7 p.m. Oct. 1 in the
Donald E. Young Center.
The parade theme is “Buzzin9 on the
Beach.” We encourage entrants to design
parade entries with our Yellow Jacket (Sting,
the mascot) in a beach or tropical paradise
role. Visit www.BHSU.edu/SwarmDays to
register parade entries or call 642-6062.
After the parade, Kory and the Fireflies
will perform for the Tailgate Social held at
the Young Center parking lot. Following the
parade and tailgate, the BHSU football team.
will take on Dakota State University.
Swarm Days schedule
of events
Sept. '(
d Swarm Luau - 1-5 p.m. - Ca.m.pus Green
Sept. ')
d Flag Football - 5 p.m. - Football Field
Sept. '*
d Hike to the H - 3:30 p.m. - Meet in the
Atrium
d Kiddie Carnival - 4 p.m. - Below the
Skywalk
Sept. +,
d Coronation - 7 p.m. - Jacket Legacy
Room
Oct. /
d Disc Golf Tournament - 3 p.m. Students 5 p.m. Community - Meet at Hole One
d Alumni Awards Luncheon - noon - Jacket
Legacy Room/Student Union
d Hall of Fame Banquet - 5:30 p.m. Jacket Legacy Room/Student Union
d Class of 1970 Reunion Social - 5 p.m. Club Buzz/Student Union
d Class of 1970 Reunion Banquet - 5:30
p.m. - Club Buzz/Student Union
d Spirit Night at the Volleyball Game - 7
p.m. - Young Center
Oct. '
d Parade - 10 a.m. - Jackson Blvd. and
Main Street
d Tailgate - 11:15 a.m. - Young Center
Parking Lot
d BHSU Football Game - 1 p.m. - Lyle
Hare Stadium
d Class of 1970 Reunion Reception - 5:30
p.m. - Hall of Fa.m.e Room/Young Center
d BHSU Volleyball Ga.m.e vs. Jamestown
College- 7p.m. - Young Center Gym
Oct. +
d Third Annual Yellow Jacket 5K & 10K
Run/Walk - 8:30 a.m. - Lyle Hare Stadium
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER
by Jim Davis
by Jerry Scott & Rick Kirkman
by Lynn Johnston
by Art & Chip Sansom
by Bob Thaves
by Bud Grace
Mom withdraws her approval
after daughter elects to elope
DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend,
“Kyle,” and I decided to elope
two weeks ago. His mother
and mine had both said they’d
be fine with an elopement. My
sister and Kyle’s brother were
our witnesses — other than
that it was just us.
When we told Kyle’s family,
they were elated and congratulated us on the spot. When I
called my mother, she didn’t
say much. A couple of days
later, I called to make plans to
visit her, and she began telling
me how many people I had
“hurt” by eloping. Mom and I
have always had problems
communicating and she has a
long history of holding me to a
higher standard than my siblings. (My sister also eloped,
and there were no hard feelings then.)
I am frustrated with Mom
and the other members of my
family who have chosen to be
hurt rather than happy for us. I
wouldn’t have eloped if I hadn’t received the green light
from Mom earlier. I have sent
out a letter of apology, but I
am annoyed that it takes the
place of a real wedding
announcement. Please help.
—
BAFFLED
ALBURUERRUE BRIDE
DEAR BAFFLED BRIDE:
I’m sorry you sent a letter of
apology instead of a wedding
announcement. You did not
have to. If questioned about
your elopement, all you had to
say was you had the blessing
of both your mothers before
you did it.
Your mom may be upset
that she was not among the
“chosen few” to be present
when you said “I do” — and
her criticism now may be a
reflection of it. You have a
husband who loves you and at
least one sibling with whom
you are close. Treasure that
and stop depending on your
mother’s approval, and you
will be better off emotionally
than you are right now.
DEAR ABBY: I have been
dating “Dwight” for a while
now, and things are becoming more serious. Dwight has
expressed a desire to make
a trip several states away so
I can meet his parents. We
have even gone so far as
discussing how we would
handle religion if we have
children. I have mixed feelings about the trip. I am both
elated and terrified.
Dwight’s father is a minister in a small town. My parents were not religious at all
and neither am I. Dwight
understands that, and he is
fine with it.
When I meet his parents,
I’m sure they will inevitably
ask why I don’t share their
beliefs. How do I answer them
honestly without offending
them? — NON-BELIEVER IN
TENNESSEE
DEAR NON-BELIEVER: I
see nothing offensive about
explaining to them — as you
did to me — that your parents
were not religious and they
didn’t raise you to be.
DEAR ABBY: My best
friend, “Keira,” has been dating someone I dated for a
short time. Although I was
the one who ended the relationship, I still feel uncomfortable with her dating him.
The guy means nothing to
me and I have moved on to
someone else, but it still
bothers me.
I told Keira how I feel. She
told me I need to be happy for
her. It has been three weeks
since we last spoke, and I just
don’t know what else to say.
Should I end our friendship
since she obviously doesn’t
care about my feelings? —
DISCONNECTED FRIEND IN
OHIO
DEAR DISCONNECTED:
You say Keira is your “best”
friend. What about HER feelings? You rejected the guy,
which means (to me) that in
some way he didn’t measure
up to your standards. Why
begrudge Keira her happiness? Answer that question
and you’ll know whether this is
really worth ending the friendship over.
Dear Abby is written by
Abigail Van Buren, also
known as Jeanne Phillips, and
was founded by her mother,
Pauline Phillips. Write Dear
Abby at www.DearAbby.com
or P.O. Box 69440, Los
Angeles, CA 90069.
For everything you need to
know about wedding planning,
order “How to Have a Lovely
Wedding.” Send a businesssized, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money
order for $6 (U.S. funds only)
to: Dear Abby — Wedding
Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount
Morris, IL 61054-0447.
(Postage is included in the
price.)
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
Alley Oop
by Dave Graue & Jack Bender
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make brutally efficient use of your sweet, sweet time.
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possess greater clarity than theirs. Bam!
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Today is the 261st day of 2010 and the 90th day of summer.
E5G7WX! R2!E53WY In 1810, Chile declared its independence
from Spain.
In 1850, Congress passed the Fugitive Slave Act, which allowed
slave owners to reclaim slaves who had escaped to free states.
In 1947, under National Security Act reorganization, the Air Force
became a new branch of the U.S. military.
E5G7WX! =23ERG7W!Y Samuel Johnson (1709-1784), writer/lexicographer; Greta Garbo (1905-1990), actress; Agnes de Mille
(1905-1993), dancer/choreographer; Jack Warden (1920-2006),
actor; Robert Blake (1933-), actor; Frankie Avalon (1939-), singer;
Ryne Sandburg (1959-), baseball player; James Gandolfini
(1961-), actor; Lance Armstrong (1971-), cyclist.
E5G7WX! !P53E!Y In 1999, Sammy Sosa became the first
major-league player to hit more than 60 home runs in two seasons.
E5G7WX! IF5ELY fI would rather be right than be president.” h
Henry Clay
E5G7WX! F7?EY The National Security Act of 1947 united the military cabinet posts and the departments they oversaw (War
Department, Navy Department) into one (the Department of
Defense).
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Johnson’s fDictionary of the English Language,” which he had
spent eight years compiling and published in 1755.
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(Sept. 23).
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pages, the deadline
is 2 p.m. FOK,
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date.
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require up to SIi
days for publication.
BIDS
50
NOTICE OF BIDS
Boulder Park ,oad
District 22, Sturgis, SD is
seeking bids for snow
removal for the 2010-2011
winter season. The road
district has one and one
half (1.D) miles of asphalt
surfaced
roads,
this
includes cul-de-sacs.
Any and all bids should
be
postmarked
by
September 30, 2010 and
mailed toJ
Boulder Park ,oad
District 22
12202 KS Highway 14A
Sturgis, SD D77OD
Any questions concerning this bid should be
directed toJ
Dwain Finkenbiner
Boulder Park ,oad
District 22
SecretaryRTreasurer
60D-347-9171
Published twice at the
total approximate cost of
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Sept. 15, 27
MEETING
MINUTES
52
REGULAR
=>ITE=OOD
COUNCIL MEETING
The Whitewood City
Council met in regular session on Tuesday, the 7th of
September 2010 at City
Hall.
Mayor Debra
Schmidt called the meeting
to order at 7J00pm with
Council members Wiley
Freidel, Dale O’Dea,
,andy Wiege, ,oxie
Cooper, \ay ]ogt and ,ick
Heinrich present.
City
Attorney Bruce Hubbard,
Public Works Director
Grant,
Police
Chief
Davidson, and Finance
Officer Heckenlaible were
also present.
Action 2010-167
Motion by Heinrich,
second by D. O’Dea, to
approve the minutes from
the Council Meeting on
August 16, 2010.
All
members present voting
yes, motion carried.
Action 2010-16O
Motion by Freidel, second by D. O’Dea, to
approve the minutes from
the
Special
Council
Meeting on August 24,
2010. All members present voting yes, motion
carried.
Action 2010-169
Motion by ]ogt, second
by D. O’Dea, to approve
the claims as written. ,oll
call, all members present
voting yes, motion carried.
CLAIMS -September 7,
2010
ESTIMATED WAGESSeptember 2010
MAYO,, 300.00
COKNCIL, 1200.00
CITY ATTO,NEY Bruce Hubbard, D00.00
BKILDING INSPECTO, - ,ob Oviatt, 300.00
CHIEF of POLICE \erry Davidson, 2D13.60
POLICE FKLL TIMEBen doens, 2060.O0
PKBLIC
WO,dS
DI,ECTO, - ,oss Grant,
234O.O0
WA S T E R WAT E ,
OPE,ATO, - Cody
Stalder, 2019.20
WA S T E R WAT E ,
OPE,ATO,D\
Werlinger, 1OD4.40
LIB,A,IAN - ,eata
Weyrich, 16O0.00
ASST LIB,A,IAN Donna Willson, D67.00
LIB,A,Y HELPE, Dale O’Dea, 144.00
FINANCE OFFICE, Cory
Heckenlaible,
2472.00
ASST FINANCE OFFICE, - Sharon Hagerty,
1219.O4
ASST FINANCE OFFICE, PA,T-TIME - \ackie
Hoffman, 762.40
TOTAL $19,942.04
LIeKO, for AKGKST
\OHNSON WESTE,N
WHOLESALE, D629.07
,EPKBLIC NATIONAL DIST., 3D71.0O
TOTAL $9,200.1D
GENE,AL LEDGE,
SD
,ETI,EMENTEmployee
,etirement
August 2010, 232D.30
CITY OF WHITEWOOD- Take Deposits for
Bill- Pittman, Luken,
\info, 209.46
LONNIE
\INgO,efund Deposit after Bill,
40.04
SKgANNE LKdEN,efund Deposit after Bill,
20.D0
SD DEPT ,E]ENKEGarbage Sales Tax, 17O.17
MEDICA- Employee
Health Insurance \uly
2010, O974.3O
TOTAL $11,747.OD
CAPITOL P,O\ECT
FKND
CETEC- Trunk Sewer
Project- Streets, 2O72.40
TOTAL $2,O72.40
GENE,AL FKND
TAMMY BOK,NEWebsite Mgt. September
2010, 27.00
dATHY WILLKWEITCity
Hall
Cleaning
September 2010, D1.00
ALSCO, 20.91
A,BO, DAY FOKNDATION2011
Membership, 20.00
PETTY
CASHPostage, 46.O4
SD
MKNICIPAL
LEAGKE2010
Conference ,egistration
Fee, 100.00
MENA,DS- Oak Trees
Oak Park, 449.97
SD DEPT T,ANSPO,TATIONBridge
Inspection
Progress
Billing, DO.D7
WAL-MA,T- Streets
Supplies, 42.39
P.I.E. INC.- Parks
,epairs, 20DD.30
]E,IgON WI,ELESS,
2OO.79
INTOiIMETE,SPolice Supplies, 70.00
,KSHMO,E OFFICE
SKPPLY- Police Supplies,
134.69
GALLS- INC.- Streets
Supplies, 31O.9O
Aj\ SKPPLY- Supplies
- Streets 262.63 Parks
141.60 City Shop 72.34,
476.D7
A]ENET LLC- Yearly
Website Hosting, 336.00
SD
PLANNE,S
ASSOC.- Membership,
4D.00
WHITEWOOD PLAgA
- Police Supplies, 72.7O
WHITEWOOD PLAgA
- Police Fuel, 4O3.11
WHITEWOOD PLAgA
- City Hall Supplies, 1D.O7
WHITEWOOD PLAgA
- Streets j Parks Fuel,
200.40
T,ASHBKSTE,SGarbage
Collection
August, 306D.92
BH POWE,- Parks
D3.76 City Shop 122.71
City Hall 97.47 Street
Lights O9D.73, 1169.67
CAMPBELL SKPPLYCity Hall Supplies, 3.96
iE,OiCopier
Contract, O6.41
SPEA,FISH
AKTO
SKPPLY- Streets Supplies,
61.19
TOTAL $9,701.32
LIB,A,Y FKND
ALSCO, 2D.67
BH POWE,, 19D.2O
INTEG,ITY HEATING j ARC- ,epairs,
629.2O
CIT TECHNOLOGYCopier Contract, 146.12
MIC,O MA,dETINGBooks, 234.2D
GATEWAY AME,ICASupplies, 2D.00
ING,AM LIB,A,Y
SE,]ICES- Books, 72.0D
ALL NET CONNECTIONS- 2 Computers j
,epairs, 140O.1D
TOTAL $2,73D.O0
WATE,R
SEWE,
FKNDS
CETEC- Trunk Sewer
Project, 116O.4O
eWEST, D4.60
CLA,d P,INTING,eceipt Cards j Meter
Forms, 166.00
Aj\
SKPPLYSupplies, O4.4D
WHITEWOOD PLAgA
- Fuel, 200.40
WHITEWOOD PLAgA
- Supplies, 119.94
SHO,T CONST,KCTION- Curb Stop j Water
Leak ,epairs, 1377.00
BH POWE,, 16DO.7O
BKTTE ELECT,IC,
12D4.20
TOTAL $6,0O3.OD
AKTOMATIC
PAYMENTS
KSDA
,K,AL
DE]ELOPMENT- Water
Project Loan- September
2010, 402O.00
KSDA
,K,AL
DE]ELOPMENT- Pine
St. Sewer- August 2010,
413.00
EFTPSEmployee
Payroll Taxes 0OR27R2010,
1O60.7D
TOTAL $6,301.7D
Lawrence
County
Emergency Coordinator,
Paul Thompson, presented
copies of the new
Lawrence
County
Emergency
Operations
Plan. Invited the Council
and Mayor and City
employees to attend the
SD
Emergency
Management conference
on September 14th in Hill
City, and encouraged the
Council to continue working on the Incident
Command
System
Training.
Action 2010-170
A discussion was held
about the Long Trailer
Park and how the park was
not in compliance with
City ordinances, by having
individual curb stops,
therefore the park should
have a master meter
installed.
Tonny and
Warren
Long,
the
landowners were present
to discuss this issue with
the Council. Billing questions were asked and
answers were not available
at this time. Motion by
Wiege, second by Freidel,
to table any action on this
until Finance Officer
Heckenlaible could have
figures on the billing questions. All members present
Action 2010-171
A discussion on the
drainage problem at Tony’s
Motel was discussed. The
landowner has not fixed all
of the problems the
Council had asked for in
the allotted time given
him. Motion by D. O’Dea,
second by Heinrich, to
have
City
Attorney
Hubbard proceed with litigation
against
the
landowner.
,oll Call,
Cooper nay, Freidel nay,
Wiege yes, D. O’Dea yes,
Heinrich yes, ]ogt yes.
Motion carried.
Action 2010-172
Motion by Freidel, second by Wiege, to direct
Public Works Director
Grant to complete the
water service line installation at the Hale properties
the least expensive way he
can. (This project was
approved and easements
granted in 199D, but was
not completed entirely.)
,oll call, all members present voting yes, motion
carried.
Councilmen ]ogt did
receive a cheaper quote for
a railroad crossing that
would be pedestrian and
handicap friendly. The
Council questioned the
installation
procedure.
Mayor Schmidt asked
Councilmen ]ogt to contact the railroad for further
clarification.
Action 2010-173
Motion by Heinrich,
second by Freidel, to
approve first reading of
Ordinance 2010-03 - 2011
Appropriation Ordinance
City of Whitewood. ,oll
call, all members present
Action 2010-174
Motion by Freidel, second by Wiege, to approve
first reading of Ordinance
2010-04 - A Supplemental
Appropriation
to
Appropriation Ordinance
2009-01. ,oll call, all
Action 2010-17D
by Cooper, to approve first
reading of Ordinance
2010-0D - Amending
Section
11-0402Specifications in Title iI
Streets, Sidewalks and
Public Ways. ,oll call, all
Action 2010-176
by Freidel, to waive the
,e-goning fee for the
Whitewood ,ural Fire
Protection District and
their new building. All
Monday, September 27,
2010 starting at DJ00 pm,
will be the time and date
for City employee evaluations. This will be a special meeting but will be
conducted in executive
session for personnel.
There being no further
business,
meeting
adjourned at 9J0Dpm.
DEB,A A. SCHMIDT
Mayor
AttestJ
CO,Y HECdENLAIBLE
Finance Officer
Published once at the
$O9.9O.
,227
Sept. 15
LA=RENCE COUNTD
COMMISSIONERS
MEETING
Septe@ber 17, 2010
Connie H. Douglas
called the special meeting
of the Lawrence County
Commissioners to order at
2J00 p.m. on September
1D,
2010
in
the
Administrative
Annex
Building of the Lawrence
County Courthouse located at 90 Sherman Street,
Deadwood, SD with
Commissioners,
Daryl
\ohnson, ,obert Ewing,
Tommy Thompson, and
Terry Weisenberg present.
All motions were passed
by unanimous vote, by all
members present, unless
stated otherwise.
AI,PO,TJ
MovedSeconded
(\ohnsonWeisenberg) to approve
and
authorife
the
Chairman to sign the
Airport Taxiway Project
Phase II Grant Application
AIP-3-46-006D-017-2010
and to authorife the
Chairman to sign the grant
award when received.
Motion Carried.
AD\OK,NJ 2J10 p.m.
there being no further business
the
Chairman
adjourned the meeting.
Motion Carried.
Date Approved
CONNIE H. DOKGLAS,
Chairperson
ATTESTJ
Connie Atkinson, Auditor
$12.66.
,279
Sept. 15
PUBLIC NOTICES 56
STATE OF SOKTH
DAdOTA
SS
COKNTY OF
LAW,ENCE
IN CI,CKIT COK,T
FOK,TH \KDICIAL
CI,CKIT
Civ. No. 10-604
In the Matter of the
Name Change of
dEITH \. GE,A,D
CAMPBELL,
Petitioner.
NOTICE OF
HEA,ING
YOK A,E HE,EBY
NOTIFIED that a hearing
will be held in Deadwood,
South Dakota at the
Lawrence
County
Courthouse,
Fourth
\udicial Circuit on the 17th
day of September, 2010 at
the hour of 9J1D a.m. for
consideration
of
the
Petition for Change of
Name of deith \. Gerard
Campbell to dasey \.
Gerard Campbell.
DATED this 26th day of
August, 2010.
-s- Eric \. Strawn
Eric \. Strawn
TELLINGHKISEN j
GO,DON, P.C.
132 East Illinois
Spearfish, SD D77O3
(60D) 642-O0O0
Attorney for Petitioner
,214
Aug. 25, Sept. 4, 11, 15
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC >EARING
SPEARFIS>
PLANNING
COMMISSION
NOTICE IS HE,EBY
GI]EN that the Spearfish
Planning Commission will
hold a public hearing on
September 2O, 2010 at
3J00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as it can be heard, in
the council chambers of
the Spearfish Municipal
Centre, 62D Fifth Street, to
considerJ approval of an
InfillR,edevelopment permit for townhouse development. Current goneJ C2
Highway
Service
Commercial. ApplicantJ
Aaron j dim Hamilton.
LocationJ 19D College
Lane.
euestions or comments
concerning this action may
be submitted to the City
Planner’s office at 62D
Fifth Street, or by calling
642-133D.
\ayna Watson
City Planner
CITY OF SPEA,FISH
$9.49.
,27.
Sept. 15
NOTICE OF AUDIT
OF T>E FISCAL
AFFAIRS OF T>E
CITD OF LEAD
Classifieds
Page 15
classifieds@bhpioneer.com
CONT. FROM PG. 14
Notice is hereby given
that the records and books
of account of the City of
Lead, South Dakota have
been audited by Gary L.
Larson, Certified Public
Accountant of Pierre,
South Dakota, for the year
ended December @A, BCCD.
A detailed report thereon is
filed with the City of Lead
and the Department of
Legislative Audit in Pierre,
South Dakota for public
inspection.
The following findings
and
recommendations
referred to in the report are
hereby listed in accordance
with the provisions of
SDCL H-AA-AB.
CJRRENT
AJDIT
NINDINGS AND RECOPPENDATIONS
NindingQ
A lack of proper segregation of duties is the present situation in the City’s
accounting department.
RecommendationQ
The Payor and Council
Pembers should always be
aware of this weakness as
they review and approve
transactions of the City and
resulting financial reports.
Compensating controls
should be implemented
whenever and wherever
possible.
Panagement’s
ResponseQ
The City agrees with
this finding, but believes
that the cost of hiring additional staff to segregate the
duties eSceeds the benefits
to be derived from such
action.
Panagement
intends to maintain a constant awareness of this
weakness and will study
each person’s duties to
ascertain where mitigating
controls may be implemented.
NindingQ
The City failed to comply with South Dakota
Codified Law TSDCLU in
regards to its fiduciary
requirements for maintaining the Niremen’s Pension
Plan.
RecommendationQ
City officials should
comply with the audit and
actuarial reporting requirements of SDCL’s concerning the Niremen’s Pension
Plan.
Panagement’s
ResponseQ
Panagement
agrees
with this finding and is in
the process of implementing the recommendation.
NindingQ
NiSed asset records were
inadequate.
RecommendationQ
The City should conduct
a comprehensive physical
inventory of all fiSed
assets and update the subsidiary records accordingly. Costs Tor estimate
costsU of the assets should
be properly documented.
Panagement’s
ResponseQ
The City agrees with the
finding and intends to
comply with the recommendations as soon as possible.
PARTIN L. GJINDON,
CPA, AJDITOR
GENERAL
DEPARTPENT ON
LEGISLATIVE AJDIT
Published twice at the
total approSimate cost of
XHY.@D.
.258
Sept. 18, 25
Equal
Housing
Opportunity
All real estate advertising in
the Fair Housing Act makes
it illegal to advertise “any
preference, limitation or discrimination based on race,
color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or
national origin, or an intention, to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.” Familial status
includes children under the
age of 18 living with parents
or legal custodiansj pregnant women and people
securing custody of children
under 18.
This newspaper will not
knowingly accept any
advertising for real estate
which is in violation of the
law. Our readers are hereby
informed that all dwellings
advertised in this newspaper are available on an
equal opportunity basis. To
complain of discrimination,
call HUD toll-free at 1 (800)
669-9777. The toll-free telephone number for the hearing impaired is 1 (800) 9279275.
GENERAL
ADVERTISING
POLICY
The Black Hills Pioneer
makes every effort to
avoid errors. However,
in handling hundreds of
ads, occasionally errors
do occur. We ask that
you read your ad carefully on the first day of
publication and phone
us immediately if there
is an error. We can only
be responsible for a single day’s incorrect ad.
We reserve the right to
revise, edit, reclassify
or reject any classified
ad for publication .
102 PERSONALS
106 GIVE AWAYS
209 HANDYMAN
401 PART-TIME
DOMESTIC ABUSE &
Sexual Assault 24-Hour
Crisis
Line,
Butte/Lawrence/Harding
Counties:
605-6427825
or 1-800-9992348. Sturgis Shelter:
605-347-0050 or 1-800755-8432.
All Calls
Confidential.
FREE FERTILIZER GROUND-UP
GYPSUM
WALLBOARD,
LOOSENS CLAY/ COMPACTED SOILS. GREAT
FOR FARMS, GARDENS/YARDS. TRUCKLOADS, FREE DELIVERY.
CALL DUSTY
605-786-3132.
HANDY MAN FOR
HIRE. Tree trimming,
trash removal, yard
work, roofing, carpentry, painting, lawn mowing. FIREWOOD for
sale.
Hauling pickup
605-645-4018.
104 NOTICES
USED OUTER STEEL
DOOR w/new frame. 38
1/4”x80”. rough opening.
40”x80” 3/4” brick openingj 2 white round bathroom sinksj garden tub
54 1/4” x54 1/4” (white).
Call 605-722-0702.
ASSISTANT
HOME
HEALTH
CARE
Coordinator: Part-time
position available in the
Spearfish area assisting
with the management
responsibilities
of
Homecare Services, Inc.
Responsibilities
will
include hiring and training
staff, scheduling, communication with referral
sources and job related
paperwork. Rewarding
position with flexible work
hours. Please Contact
Nyla (605)559-0230.
SUNDANCE
STATE
BANK Will Be accepting
bids on a 2007 Honda
Shadow Spirit 750
motorcycle. Bids can be
sent to Sundance State
Bank, P.O. Box 950,
Sundance, WY 82729.
You can call 807-2831074 with any questions you may have.
The motorcycle can be
seen at the Bank. Bids
will
be
opened
Thursday September
23rd at 3pm. Sundance
State Bank reserves
the right to refuse any
and all bids.
WILL HAUL YOUR
JUNK VEHICLE FREE.
Call 580-1063.
105 LOST & FOUND
COLD FLOORS? We
have a solution! New!
Electric in floor heating. Use under ANY
flooring. Efficient, safe
and easy to install.
Only
3/32”
thick.
Versatile Carpets &
Interiors - Spearfish,
SD
605-645-3331
Email: warmfloordesigns@gmail.com.
Free informational CD!
FOUND SMALL MALE
DOG,
REDDISH
Colored, (looks like a
fox) neutered, approximately 2 weeks ago
near
Tinton
Rd,
Spearfish.
502-7625269.
LOST - BLACK HILLS
Gold Citizen Watch, lost
in downtown Lead,
Small reward for return,
605-641-2254.
401 PART-TIME
$9.00 PER HOUR
Cleaners needed in
Spearfish retail store,
5 am - 8 am. Call 1866-775-0143
ext
611.
NOTICE
Publication in this newspaper does not guarantee
the legitimacy of any offer
or solicitation. Take reasonable steps to evaluate
an offer before you send
money or provide personal/financial information to
an advertiser.
If you have questions or
you believe you have been
the victim of fraud, contact
the South Dakota Attorney
Generalhs office at this
address: Office of the
Attorney General, 1302 E.
Hwy. 14, Suite 1, Pierre,
SD 57501-8501, phone
(605) 773-3215 or e-mail:
atghelp@state.sd.us.
200 PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
DEVASHAN IN-HOME
Computer Repair. Is your
computer running slow?
Reasonable rates, service within 25 miles of
Spearfish 605-722-5355
OLD WEST HEATING,
INC. Of Lead. Natural/LP
Gas Equipment Repair.
Furnaces, Water Heaters,
-Cook Stoves., Etc. For
Fast Service Call Greg At
605-580-0123 Or 605717-1779.
PROFESSIONAL COMPUTER
SERVICES.
REPAIR,
cleanup,
upgrade, networking.
Virus removal and protection. Problem solving.
Custom system design
and
implementation.
605-347-9365
RECYCLE
YOUR
APPLIANCES. Pickup
all
non-refrigerated
appliances,
mowers,
grills, bikes, siding, all
things metal $20 MINIMUM CHARGE. Call
Joe 605-722-1807
STRESSED!?
TRY
YOGA! Classes for all
levels. Now at Deadwood
Recreation Center. Call
Monica Ell 605-641-0188.
Private instruction also
available. www.blackhillsbodywork.org
205 CHILD CARE
SERVICES
LOST: CANON CAMERA
SD780IS,
BLACK
in
case.
Possibly
left
at
Boondocks in July.
Gransonhs birthday on
camera. REWARD!!
Call 605-561-0180.
CHILD CARE in WHITEWOOD & STURGIS Area.
Experienced Mother with
CPR Training, Clean,
Smoke Free Home. 6am9pm Provide meals. 605490-3660.
TWO MISSING GERMAN
SHORTHAIR
Pointers. One year old
female & male. Collars.
White/Brown. Last seen
in
Spearfish
Park
(Tuesday).
605-6448421.
STATE LICENSED DAYCARE in Spearfish now
has limited openings for
children one year and
older Hours are from
6:30am to 10:30pm..
Some Saturdays. Please
call 605-210-1963
300
BELLEFOURCHE
GARAGE SALES
DEADWOOD REGULATORhS
FIRST
ANNUAL FALL YARD
SALE, Friday 9/17,
Saturday 9/18 6:30am? Lots of Stuff!
Proceeds
benefit
Skating
Against
Domestic Violence &
Bundle Up Program!
SUPPORT the Sport!
1050 B Elkhorn in Belle
Fourche.
MOVING SALE: SEPTEMBER 18TH, 8am.
1125 9th Avenue.
Household items, furniture, exercise bike,
womenhs clothing size
7, 9 & 12.
302 LEAD GARAGE
SALES
FRIDAY 17TH, SATURDAY 18TH 8AM6PM. 824 W Summit.
42” TV, DVD player,
scanner, washer/dryer,
kitchen items, clothing,
knick knacks, misc.
RAIN OR SHINE!.
Household
items,
knick knacks, sports
gear. 7am-?? Corner
of Julius & Alert St.
Lead.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 8am-???, 17
Third St., Lead. Baby
clothes, adult clothing,
knick-knacks and other
treasures.
303 SPEARFISH
GARAGE SALES
303 SPEARFISH
GARAGE SALES
311 EVANS LANE,
SEPT. 18TH 7:30-5PM.
Nursehs
uniforms/
shoes. Womenhs clothing M-Lj Lots of jogging
suits, new pair Z-coil
shoes nursing.
JOIN US FOR A YARD
SALE AT RIPTIDEhS
BAR.Saturday Sept.18th.
9am-1pm. Many items.
HUGE SALE: SEPTEMBER 17th, 18th &
19th. 6am-??. Attention
Outdoorsmen! Hunting,
fishing, camping gear.
Ranch supplies, canoe
& boat, saddles & tack.
Furniture & MORE.
2736 1st Avenue,
Spearfish. Across from
Walmart. Next to Fresh
Start.
LARGE HOUSEHOLD
SALE - EVERYTHING
MUST GO! Industrial
4-ton hydraulic powered body repair tool
$75j Five school desks
$25 for allj Glider rocker w/footstool $35j
desk/office chair $125j
LOTS of other Misc.
clothes & items. Call
for Details. 605-7226823.
YARD SALE 195 HWY
14,
house beside
Lourie Lane, look for
the
school
bus!
Saturday 9/19. 6:301pm. Furniture, kids
bike, misc. childrenhs
toys, misc. household
items, brand new athletic shoes, clothing
and sporting goods,
large storage cabinet
for
cabinet
handles/drawer knobs.
MOVING SALE: SATURDAY SEPT. 18th,
8am-2pm. Rain or
Shine. Lots of nice
items. 1802 Sugar
Creek Place.
MULTI-FMAILY SALE,
OLD & NEW Items. n5 &
n7 & n11. Tom Ral Drive.
Saturday,
September
18th
7am-1pm.
Spearfish 605-641-4788.
SEPTEMBER
18th,
9am-2pm. Two Family,
8-tracks, hunting gear,
garage items, Hot
Wheels, old irons,
misc. Hudson Hall, 222
West Hudson.
305 STURGIS
GARAGE SALES
1927
BALDWIN
STREET, 7AM-2PM in
the alley. September
18th. Baby clothes and
equipment, boy & girl.
Furniture and much
more!
308 OUT OF AREA
GARAGE SALES
HUGE YARD SALE,
SATURDAY,
Sept.
18th. 9am-5pm. 3988
24, Aladdin WY. Look
for signs, NO EARLY
SALES.
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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401 PART-TIME
!ANYON HI))S !ENTE. HAS an opening for
a part-time overnight
.esidential !ounselors@
workers. Must be 21
years old, have a High
School Diploma@GED,
complete agency training and program standards, and be willing to
submit t all necessary
background checks. One
year of work experience
with
children
or
teenagers and a willingness to card for children
placed in a psychiatric
residential
treatment
facility. Please stop by
!anyon Hills !enter,
2O19 Windmill Drive,
Spearfish, SD O77S3 for
an application. FAV
cover letter and resume
to W60OZ642-3720 or
complete and application
on-line
at
www.lsssd.org \http:@
@www.lsssd.org^ Apply
to the Associate Director
by September 24th,
2010.
SE._I!E E_A)UATO.
ENaOY This unique and
interesting position and
the associated training.
Are you responsible,
motivated and computer
literate? Are you interested in providing feedback to a Fortune O0
company specific to
store conditions and service levels? Hourly rate
for driving time, observation time, report time
applies. Mileage reimbursed based on distance associated with
assignments. For additional information and to
submit an online application visit. https:@@qualityshopper.org,
\https:@@qualityshopper.org@^ NO ASSO!IATED FEES
Deadwood’s Winning Pair
Join Our First Gold Family
HOUSEKEEPERS
CLUB CENTER HOST
Great Benefits • Equal Opportunity Employer
Pre-Employment Drug Testing
Full Time • Must be able to work Weekends
Gaming License Required
DISHWASHER
BUSSER
POSITIONS
C
Great Benefits • Equal Opportunity Employer
Pre-Employment Drug Testing
500
Sign-On Bonus
Cadillac Jack’s
Gaming Resort is
looking for energetic
full and part time
Cooks
to work in a fast pace great
work environment! Must have
a great attitude and work well
with others. Wage DOE. EOE.
Please apply in person at
360 Main Street,
Deadwood, SD
cadillacjacks.net
C
H
Varied hours $7.50 per hour.
POSITIONS
F.AMING@!A.PENTE.
HE)PE., Wages DOEg
SPEA.FISH area.. !all
60O-641-1691.
FU)) TIME@PA.T TIME
HOUSEKEEPING
POSITION available at
the Barefoot .esort
located across from
Terry Peak. Weekends a
musti Email resume to
infojbarefootresort.co
m or call 60O-OS4-1O77.
FOUR ACES
COOK Full Time, Weekends, Varied Hours.
DISH WASHER Full Time, Weekends,
FU)) TIME @PA.T TIME
SE._E.
POSITION
A_AI)AB)E at the )odge
at Deadwood Oggie1s
Sports
Bar
and
Deadwood
Grille
.estaurant for individuals with great attitude,
ability to be on their feet
for periods of eight hours
or longer, ability to lift
20lbs and have excellent
communication
skills.
Hourly pay $4.O0@hr k
Tips. !omplete resume
and submit to Human
.esource Office or mail
to Box 320 Deadwood,
SD O7732.
Varied hours $8.00 per hour
B
D
LACKJACK
EALER Full Time,
schedule pending, (SDCoG Support License Required).
PIT BOSS
Full Time, schedule pending,
(SDCoG Support License Required).
COCKTAIL WAITRESS
schedule pending.
Full Time,
SHIFT SUPERVISOR
Full Time,
Grave Yard Shift, (SDCoG Key License Required).
Fill out an application at the Club Center at the
Gold Dust or Cash Back at Four Aces.
We are an equal opportunity employer.
402 FULL-TIME
SEEKING INDI_IDUA)
WITH !OMME.!IA)
kitchen experience with
a focus on whole e
organic foods ON)Y. No
exceptions. A great work
atmosphere e benefits.
Stop by for an application. Good Earth Natural
Foods,
Downtown
Spearfish.
402 FULL-TIME
402 FULL-TIME
HOUSEKEEPING
POSITION A_AI)AB)E.
!all Gary or Pam at 60OO7S-2393 or apply in
person at Gold !ountry
Inn,
S01
Main,
Deadwood.
IMMEDIATE
aOB
OPENINGS for Direct
Support Professionalsg
Black Hills Special
Services is looking for
enthusiastic individuals
to assist people with
developmental disabilities in a residential setting in our group
homes
in
)ead,
Whitewood,
and
Sturgisg there are various shifts availableg
mornings, evenings,
overnights and weekendsg part-time e fulltime. Base pay $9 and
.7Om differential for
weekends
and
overnights. Applicant
must have a High
School Diploma or
GED, a clean driving
record with a valid
Driver’s )icense and is
able to lift O0 pounds.
!losing
date
is
October 4th. For information or application
contact Tammy at 60O423-4444. Mail application to BHSS!, PO
Box 21S, Sturgis or
visit our website at
www.bhssc.org EOE
H_A! Openings. Will Be
Installing Heating e A@!
Systems. Min. Age 1S,
_alid Driver’s )icense,
Neat In Appearance,
Pay DOE. 24 Months
experience.
!all
W60OZ347-21S3.
aOU.NEYMAN !A.PENTE. wanted in the
)ead-Deadwood area,
full-time, experience in
framing, new construction, heights involved.
!all 60O-641-1930.
MISSOU.I
BASIN
WI)) SE._I!E is a
veteran
OI)FIE)D
company now hiring
DIESE) ME!HANI!S
e !D) D.I_E.S to
work in the ever
expanding
Williston
Basin of North Dakota.
All positions are fulltime and year round.
Great Pay and benefits
plus t months of free
housing at the .oss,
ND location. For more
info
please
visit
w w w. m i s s o u r i b a s i n well.com or call 701O7O-S242
FAMI)Y in Spearfish
NEEDS HE)P WITH
HOUSEWO.K
e
!OOKING. Great working conditions. $12@hour.
!all Ann 60O-642-S770.
FOU. A!ES !ASINO is
seeking a Graveyard
Shift Supervisor. Must
possess a Key Gaming
)icense. !ontact Teddie
at Four Aces for more
details, 60O-O7S-2323.
AT
Now accepting applications
at the front desk
60O-O7S-9777
270 Main St. Deadwood
GOLD DUST
BUSSER Part Time, Weekends, Varied hours.
SERVER/HOST Full Time, Weekends,
402 FULL-TIME
FU)) TIME F.ONT
DESK position available at
the Barefoot .esort.
Day@Night shifts. Must
have great customer service skills and willing to
work weekends. Hourly
Pay $S.7O@hr.
Email
resume to Infojbarefootresort.com or call 60OOS4-1O77.
AT
LUB
ENTER
OST Full Time,
schedule pending, (SDCoG Support License Required).
Now accepting applications
at the front desk
60O-O7S-9777
270 Main St. Deadwood
$
Join Our First Gold Family
CASINO CUSTODIAL SUPERVISOR
Must be able to perform some heavy cleaning duties
Part Time • Must be able to work Weekends
402 FULL-TIME
FO. .ENT O. )EASE:
New Hair Salon opening
soon in Spearfish. Now
booth renting. Please
call 60O-641-124S. 2
positions available.
NOW HIRING!
Want to learn more2
Come to our Informational Session!
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S A T E ) ) I T E
INSTA))E.S needed.
$2O0 per day or more.
Training provided. Apply
at www.wtsat.net
500 ANTIQUES,
COLLECTIBLES
!)A.INET,
F)UTE,
WA!!O.DION Excellent
!onditionZ _ery old
G u i t a r @ _ i o l i n
!ombination. Buchler
Alto Saxophone. Antique
Furniture of all kinds.
Small items. 60O-2692213.
UNInUE
ANTInUE
FU.NITU.E, TAB)ES,
Dressers, Buffets, !hina
Hutches, !hairs, Other
Items. Spearfish !oins,
Etc. 127 W. Grant,
Spearfish
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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INSTRUMENTS
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SUPPLIES
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER
Page 18
508 PETS & PET
SUPPLIES
515 FIREWOOD &
FUEL
603 GRAIN, FEED,
& SEED
700 ALL-TERRAIN
VEHICLES
!JENSEN KENNEL! Gun
Dog & Large Breed
Companion Dog Training.
Call (605)641-0310.
FIREWOOD
FOR
SALE: $150 a cord. Cut,
split and delivered. Call
605-642-3118.
509 SPORTING/
EXERCISE ITEMS
FIREWOOD
FOR
SALE: WALLY WOOD.
Pine, Cut
& Split.
Aladdin WY. 307-8962284.
FOR SALE: NEW CROP
- LARGE Round alfalfa/grass
bales.
Reasonable if picked up
and paid for by Nov. 1st.
Edwin Jeckell.
605375-3599.
2008
KAWASAKI
PRAIRIE CAMO. 360
4x4. Almost new. 100
hours. $4000. Call 605641-1248
604 MACHINERY
EQUIPMENT
1978 HONDA GL 1000.
Runs
good. $1550
OBO. Have other bikes.
Call 605-645-1625
BOWFLEX SPORT HOME
GYM, Like New. $475.00S
FUTON, Black, Nice.
$50.00S 605-641-1056.
SCUBA EQUIPMENT: 2
sets with extra tanks.
Medium size heavyweight wetsuit. $300S
605-645-3919.
514 GOOD THINGS
TO EAT
ALASKAN
FRESH,
WILD
ALASKAN
Salmon & Halibut now
available. Contact Corey
at 605-641-1726.
COLORADO
FRUIT,
WOONSOCKET
SD
Watermelons,
Sweet
Corn, Spearfish Valley
Vegetables.
Gages
Gardens, Evans Lane,
Spearfish.
9:00am6:00pm. Daily.
FOR SALE: GOOD DRY
Pine
FIREWOOD.
HEAPING pick-up load
$95.00S EXCELLENT
HARDWOOD $175. Call
605-578-1945.
517 WANTED TO
BUY - MISC
2N FORD TRACTOR, 3
PT Hitch, Runs Great.
$2,500. Call 307-6805676 or 307-756-9802.
700 ALL-TERRAIN
VEHICLES
TOPPER FOR 2005
DODGE DAKOTA Pickup.
5 1/2’x81”. Prefer Gray. In
good condition. Call 605720-5744.
(2)
2005
HONDA
RANCHER ES 4X4 with
GPS. One has winch
and plow. One Owner.
Excellent!
605-6411248.
603 GRAIN, FEED,
& SEED
2005 KAWASAKI MULE
610 UTV.
Only 120
hours.
Camo
4x4.
$5,500. 605-641-1248.
2010 HAYBET BARLEY
BIG Round Bales located in Spearfish area.
$55 per ton. 605-2100285.
2005
KAWASAKI
PRAIRIE.
360 4x4.
Almost new. 100 hours.
$4300. Call 605-6411248
701 MOTORCYCLES
1995 KAWASAKI 750
Vulcan. 5700 miles.
Excellent
condition.
$1950.00. Call evenings.
605-642-7503
2000 HARLEY DAVIDSON
DYNA
WIDE
GLIDE, loaded, immaculate, bags,9,500 miles,
one owner. $9,500/OBO.
605-499-9726
2002 HONDA GOLDWING, 15,000 miles,
$10,700.S 2007 YAMAHA
RHINO, 1,500 miles,
comes with snow blade
and wench, $7,600. 605584-9085.
FOR
SALE:
2004
KAWASAKI KX65, Good
condition, Asking $1,400/
OBO. 605-723-2597.
701 MOTORCYCLES
701 MOTORCYCLES
2003 883 SPORTSTER
CUSTOM,
Custom
Flame Paint, Forward
Controls, Solid Rear
Wheel, 2 Seats, 7,900
Miles. $7,000/OBO. 605641-1009
2007 YAMAHA V-STAR
1300 motorcycleS 5000
milesS excellent conditionS
$8500
OBO.
includes side bags and
2 helmets. 605-4900944
2004 BMW
R11sor.
16,500 miles. New back
tire. Runs great. In good
condition. $5000 OBO.
Call 605-569-1843 ask
for Neil
2008 HARLEY DAVIDSON Sportster 1200
Custom Black Beauty
With Only 1,400 Miles.
Why
Buy
Newl
$6,990.00. Call Alan
605-641-8218.
2007 HARLEY DAVIDSON, ELECTRA GLIDE,
103 engine, radio, back
rests, many options,
excellent
condition.
29,000 miles. $12,900.
Days
605-892-4032S
Evenings
605-7179700.
2007 HONDA SHADOW
Spirit 750. 2,400 miles.
Vance-Hines pipes and
Dynoket kit. Black, Red
Flames.
Warranty,
Service
transferable.
$6200
605-6414385
2007 SPORTSTER XL
LOW, less than 700
miles, detachable windshield, have highway
bars, new saddlebags,
$5,100. 605-641-4288.
‘92 SPRINGER SOFTTAIL S&S top end. Wide
tire kit. Lots of extras.
$11,000. 605-423-8130,
or 605-490-8910
TWO HONDA SHADOWS: 1992 BLUE,
1100cc, runs great
$2500S 2002 PURPLE
600cc lowered. See
Craigslist for pics and
details. 605-641-5675
702 SNOWMOBILES
2001 POLARIS LIBERTY 500 RMK liquid,
136x1.5 track, in great
shape, 3,400 miles,
adult owned, no damage, $2,250, 651-4910936
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
704 BOATS &
MOTORS
1984 LOWE 24’ PONTOON, 100hp Johnson
motor, dual axle trailer,
mooring cover, accessories. $4,500.00. 605722-2391.
705 CAMPERS &
TOPPERS
2006
JAYCO
JAY
FEATHER 29 FT. pulltype camper. Excellent
Condition! Priced below
book at $15,900. Call
605-645-1559
FOR SALE: FIFTH
WHEEL TRAILER, as is.
$2800. Call 605-6411865.
706 MOTOR HOMES
& RV’S
FOR SALE: ‘74 DODGE
19’ Sportsman Motor
Home. Air & generator,
sleeps
6.
Good
Condition. $3,000 OBO.
605-642-5716,
leave
message.
SEE AUTOS FOR SALE
ON THE NEXT PAGE!
Call
584-2303 or
642-2761
POLLARD
ONE WAY SERVICE PROS
General Contractor
Jeff Rath, Owner • Spearfish ~ Lead ~ Deadwood ~ Belle Fourche ~ Sturgis
AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS
CONSTRUCTION
Affordable Rates - Residential & Commercial
Installation & Repair • Duct Cleaning • Sales & 24 Hr. Service
Brad Pollard
Servicing ALL Brands of Air Conditioners & Furnaces
21088 US Hwy. 385
Deadwood, SD 57732
Always accepting new customers!
722-8101 or 578-7795
605-578-2057
ONE WAY... THE RIGHT WAY
Licensed/Insured
Log Home & Deck Restoration
Sheet Rock & Exterior Window Repair
BIG CREW ON HAND FOR:
• Roofing • Siding • Cement • Home Building
Jeff Storhaug
cell
605-641-3619 Spearfish
L&J Construction
CS Painting
Residential / Commercial Interior / Exterior
Property Management & Apartment
Maintenance Real Estate Agents
!nyti&e, Day or Ni/ht, Wee2ends !6ai7ab7e 9ear Round
“One Job at a Time from Start to Finish!”
Call
Conner
Sheets at:
605-499-9737
Licensed & Insured • Locally Owned & Operated
Servicing the Black Hills
807 LAZELLE ST, STURGIS, SD 57785
Bob Lambert
Construction
Licensed • Insured
After hours call 722-8101
605-890-1954
&
Chrissy Blair
Spearfish Advertising
Representative
(605) 642-2761
315 Seaton Circle
Spearfish, SD
QUINN’S PAINTING
& REPAIR
• New Construction
• Steel Buildings
• Concrete
• Additions
• Remodeling
• QUALITY GUARANTEED •
605-641-7958 (cell)
605-722-5466 (home)
Dan 642-2197, 641-1954
Tom 642-2477, 641-6923
L ICENSED - I NSURED R EFERENCES
I NTERIOR - E XTERIOR N EW C ARPENTRY R EMODEL - R EPAIR
All Phases of Construction
• Specialty Jobs • New Construction
• Remodeling • Window Replacement & Siding
• Roofing • All Types of Work
LARRY JOB
Quality Work • Locally Owned & Operated
Experienced ~ Licensed & Insured
Serving the Black Hills for 20 Years!
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
751 VANS FOR
SALE
752 PICKUPS FOR
SALE
752 PICKUPS FOR
SALE
1"#3 FORD F100, 302,
-anar1 1ello5, 6ara6ed,
85,500 fir<. #05-5805775.
2003 BONDU UAAORD
E`-leather, <int interior
R eNterior, solid, onl1
71,000 <iles, 811,"00
or reasonaKle offer, #05545-4555.
2008 FORD FOAaSSES 18,000 <iles.
EN-ellent
-onditionb
Eoaded, S1n-, M_3X#
dis- AD -han6er, 4 -1l.
25-30 <p6b Us]in6
817,000. Aassie, #05#41-0121, Uaron, #05#41-0854
1""4 _EYMOaTB HOYU[ER, [REUT Wnterior,
Seats 7, UirKa6s, 157\,
Eots of ENtras, Runs
[reat. 81,785.00XOSO.
#05-722-75"2
1"4# jRESaWED TWTEEk
Mill1s Zeep, hard 1X2
top, driVe line reKuilt 4
1ears a6o, Kod1 rou6h
-ondition,
82,500.00
#05-722-40#7, #05-#3""15#.
1""5 FORD F150 ÈT.
ENtended -aK, 4N4,
5Xtopper. [ood -ondition. Ne5 tires. 84,875
#05-722-7302
2008 MUcDU 3, 14,000
Miles ander Marrant1
Sla-],
Moon
Roof,
_o5er Eo-]s, _o5er
Mindo5s, AD Ahan6er,
Manual 815,000 OSO
#05-#41-4052
2008 SWEHER MWTSaSWSBW EHOEaTWON
10, UMD, 2.0 MWMFA
TurKo -har6es, 2"1B_,
300-ES-FT Toreue. 0-#0
in 4." se-onds. Sre<Ko
Kra]es,
18f
En]ei
5heels.
SEUaTWFaE
AURb Onl1 24,000 <iles.
Still
has
5arrant1.
Started -olle6e R -angt
afford it an1<ore. Slue
Soo] su66ested retail
Value 830,5#0.00. Aall
R1an 307-##0-771# and
<a]e offer. W 5ill 6iVe 1ou
an UMESOME Dealbbbb
2008 _ONTWUA [#
30,000 <iles, 6reat -ondition. Onstar, N< radio
-apaKle 307-257-3185,
as] for S-ott
FOR SUEE - 2001
[RUND UM. 2-door,
sunroof, "7,000 <iles.
8#,000 OSO. #05-#414435.
MBY SaY NEMd 2008
Bonda U--ord Sedan,
2",000 One o5ner
<iles. H-#, <1sti- 6reen,
Kla-] leather. `M Radio,
# dis- AD -han6er,
eNtended fa-tor1 R
po5er train 5arrant1.
Ne5 tires, fa-tor1 eNtras.
EN-ellent
-ondition.
NUDU retail 822,"00.00,
sell for 81",500.00. #05722-8150
FOR SUEE: i0# AheV1
W<pala.
EN-ellent
Aondition. #",000 <iles.
_o5er 5indo5s, and
lo-]s. Aan ta]e fleN fuel.
8",400. #05-#45-1"70
1""8 ABRYSEER AONAORDE, H#, 3.2 liter
en6ine,
dependaKle
83,500.00. Aall #05381-2372
2000 AORHETTE YEEEOM,
EN-eptional
40,500 <i. # speed 5.7E
H-8 Ahro<e R Ori6.
5heels T5o tops 12 disSose. 818,500.
#05#41-"003
2000 MONTE AUREO
SS. 80,000 <iles. Ullleather. 3800 V#, FMD.
EN-ellent
-ondition.
87200 #05-#44-0758
2003 HOE\SMU[EN
ZETTU [ES, SilVer, 1.8
TurKo, _M, _E, Sunroof,
Eeather.
ap6raded
stereo. "","00 <iles.
#05-#41-4#72.
2003 HM AONHERTWSEE SEETEE. 8#,000
<iles, EOUDED, auto<ati-, sportXtiptroni-.
Ne5 Kra]esXtires. FMD,
[reat in SNOMb NUDU
810,100. Sell 87,500.
#05-20"-4205.
2002 EWNAOEN AONTWNENTUE,
4-door,
6oldXtan interior, onl1
8",000 <iles, loaded,
sunroof, al5a1s 6ara6ed
and al5a1s 5ell <aintained. #05-#42-0043
200#
MWTSaSWSBW
EAEW_SE [T, #-speed
leather, loaded, sunroof,
ne5 tires, Ver1 -leanb #dis- Ro-]ford Fos6ate
stereo s1ste<. 43,000
<iles,
814,800.
#05-#41-1248
2002 HM ZETTU [ES,
#3\ <iles, auto, sun
roof, ne5 Kra]es, 6reat
on sno5, 40^ M_[, 5ell
<aintained,
8",500.
#05-580-000#
200# NWSSUN MU`WMU
SE 4-door sedan 5ith
leather heated seats,
naVi6ation,
38.000
<iles, Klue tooth, Ver1
-lean. 81"."00XOSO
1""8 _EYMOaTB HOYU[ER S_ORT. Her1 5ell
<aintained.
108\.
83,200. #05-722-"445.
200# [MA SUHUNNUB
2500
Bi6h-top
AonVersion Han, lo5
<iles. Eeather, seats "
-o<fortaKl1 2-2-2-3 -onfi6uration. DHD entertain<ent s1ste< 5ith
23f TH, theater li6htin6,
full1 de-]ed out, s<ooth
rideb Us]in6 Kelo5 Koo],
82".000. #05-#45-155".
752 PICKUPS FOR
SALE
i03 FORD RUN[ER,
4door -aK, Ed6e p]6, V#
loaded, has Kod1 da<a6e,
80,000
<iles
88000. Aall 1-40#-74"0725 or
1-40#-"51250".
_EURE MXRED TWNT,
2003 AUDWEEUA DEHWEEE,
Eeather,
Wnfor<ation
Aenter,
Eoadedb Ne5 Mi-helin
Tires. 85,"00XOSO #05210-4235.
1"57 DOD[E, 4 MD,
\M100, 81,500 OSO.
#05-578-13#1.
1"84 FORD F150, 5ith
ne5 5th 5heel hit-h.
1"82 35g Milderness 5th
5heel, Koth need 5or].
84000 OSO. #05-8"23#"3
1"8" ABEHY 2500 SWEHER UDO, ENtended
AaK, Eon6 SoN 5X5estern plo5. 17#,000 <iles.
Aall
#05-423-8113,
eVenin6s.
1""3 FORD F-150
E`TENDED AUS, 4MD,
"5.000 <iles, 5-spd,
to5in6 pa-]a6e. Ne5
starter,
-lut-hXslaVe
-1linder R u-loints.
83,500XOSO. #05-8"2408"
1""7 FORD F-350 ÈT
-re5-aK, po5erstro]e,
lon6 KoN, auto, alu<inu< 5heels, DriVes
eN-ellent reall1 -lean,
no rust. 20#,000 <iles.
88,""5. #05-#41-1124
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
2003 ABEHY _WA\a_
E`TENDED AaK, 4N4.
5ith eNtras. Her1 [ood
-ondition.
Spearfish.
#05-#42-2#03 or #05848-180".
2003 FORD F150. F`4,
-re5 -aK. 10",500 <iles.
Roll-up Ked -oVer, 6ood
tires, -lean tru-]. Us]in6
12,"00 OSO Zoe #05#45-8"5"
200# ABEHY
AOEORUDO
4N4 5Xair.
Eead
Dead5ood
Sanitar1 Distri-t 5ill Ke
sellin6 the Vehi-le on
O-toKer 1st at 10:00a<
at
the
Ait1
of
Dead5ood
Surplus
Uu-tion. 140 Ti<<
Eane. Aall #05-5781835 for <ore info.
Call
584-2303 or
642-2761
Geri Riggs
Sturgis Ad Sales
605-578-1146
605-642-2761
fax 605-642-9060
geri@bhpioneer.com
PEDERSON
HARDWOOD
FLOORS
•
•
•
•
installation
repair
refinishing
tile & more
for a FREE Estimate
call Justin
605-578-1089
PROFESSIONAL LAWN CARE &
PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE PROJECTS
MERLE’S LANDSCAPING & YARD SERVICE
ate Total Lawn Care Maintenance
!sti%e)) SPRING PACKAGE
PROFESSIONAL
(e m _o5er Ra]in6 m Ueratin6
LANDSCAPING
m Sod Ea1in6 m Seedin6 Ne5 Ea5ns
m Und 4-Step Turf _lus _lan
m Wnstall R Desi6n Sprin]ler S1ste<s
2001 FORD RUN[ER
4N4
110,000 <iles
4.0E
5
speed.
Mat-hin6 topper 85200
6ood -ondition
#05#45-"541
(computerized imaging & Design)
PROJECTS
OLD & NEW!
LEAD • DEADWOOD • SPEARFISH • BELLE FOURCHE • STURGIS
1-800-287-7805 • 605-892-2111
South Hwy. 85 • 1835 Fifth Avenue, Belle Fourche, SD
Do you have a new
business that’s not listed in
the phone book yet?
ADVERTISE HERE!!
Aall 642-2761 or 584-2303
STONE LANDSCAPE SUPPLY
NOW OPEN!
Offering a wide variety
of landscaping rock.
Also flagstone and slate for patios
and walkways.
STONE LANDSCAPE SUPPLY
4029 E. Colorado Blvd., Spearfish
605-717-7745 • Hours: Tues. - Sat. 9am-6pm
I-90 Exit 14 • 3125 E. Colorado Blvd.
Spearfish, SD 57783
nhauto@rushmore.com
Ph. 605.722.0537
Cell 605.645.1349
Fax 605.722.0580
Mark’s Barber
& Style Shop
Old School Barber Shop
38 Years of
Service,
Father & Son
Owned.
2 Chairs,
3 Barbers
2 00
$
OFF
114 W. Hudson St.
Spearfish, SD 57783
(605) 642-8603
• Fire, Smoke & Water Damage Cleanup
• Mold Inspection & Removal
• Air Duct/Dryer Vent Cleaning
• Carpet, Upholstery &
Drapery Cleaning
24-Hour
Emergency Service
Serving the Black Hills Since 1970
605-642-7939
Spearfish, SD
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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753 SPORT
753 SPORT
UTILITIES FOR SALE UTILITIES FOR SALE
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or 341-0086
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800 APARTMENTS
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341-0086
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Sharon Mason
Lead-Deadwood,
Whitewood Ad
Representative
(605) 584-2303
7 South Main,
Lead, SD
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
ATTRACTIVE, economic-studio, 1,2,3,4,5 bedroom apartments, houses, mobile homes in
Spearfish,
Lead,
Deadwood. 605-7227240
CLEAN 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
located in Spearfish.(1)
2 Bedroom is Wheelchair
Accessible.
Available Now. Rent
Based On Income. For
More Information call
605-645-8933
Equal
Housing Opportunity.
DEADWOOD: 1 BEDROOM apt. on level
ground
by
rodeo
grounds, $495 + electric,
heat is paid! LEAD:
NICE 2 bedroom apt. in
triplex unit, clean as a
whistle, off-street parking, front & back yard,
$495. BEAUTIFUL 2
bedroom in a 4-plex,
open & airy, gas fireplace, off-street parking,
$550. CUTE 1 bedroom
in duplex, $450 includes
all utilities! Call Dena
Sheets
Property
Management, 605-4999068. EOH
Help-U-Rent
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800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
801 ROOMS FOR
RENT
803 DUPLEXES FOR
RENT
LEAD - 2 BEDROOM 1
Bath, No Smoking, No
Pets, all utilites and
snow removal included.
$600.00/OBO. Call Rory
605-584-1800.
IN
SPEARFISH.
Rooms for rent in 6 bedroom, 3 bath house.
Includes Utilities, local
telephone, cable TV,
wireless
Internet.
Reasonable rates. 605381-0235.
2 BEDROOM APT IN
DUPLEX. $500 month
includes heat & electric.
No Smoking. Call 605645-5178 or 605-7225178.
“QUALITY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT”
AVAILABLE OCTOBER
1ST.
1 bedroom. No
pets/no
smoking.
$425/month plus electricity.
12
month
lease/good credit only.
Midwest
Property
Management. 605-6411026
DEADWOOD TWO and
Three
Bedroom
Apartments For Rent,
On site parking and
laundry, walking distance to Main Street. To
pick up an application
stop at NeighborWorks
Dakota
Home
Resources at 795 Main
Street, Deadwood or
call
605-578-1401.
Equal
Housing
Opportunity.
CANYON
ESTATES
Apartments
in
Spearfish, now has 2
bedroom
apartments
available. Nicely landscaped, play area, off
street parking, laundry
facilities. Some units
newly remodeled. Call
605-642-7400 for more
information.
Equal
Housing Opportunity.
IRON RIDGE ESTATES
has Upcoming openings for 2, 3 and 4 bedroom Starting at $750.
Cable tv free. Swimming
pool, hot tub and fitness
room. No smoking. Pet
considered with references. 605-641-2068.
www.ironridgeestates.c
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STUDIO APARTMENTS
in Spearfish. utilities
paid. No pets/no smoking. $250.-$300. per
month. The Real Estate
Rental Center. 605-7175555
Summit View
& Heritage
Apartments
NEWLY REMODELED
Very nice 1 & 2
bedroom apartments
in Belle Fourche.
Some utilities included.
For further
information call:
723-8000.
504 MAIN STREET • SPEARFISH, SD 57783 • 605-642-8803
Options 0or 2our
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Apartments, Commercial
Storage 3nits, Homes
Recreational/Rally Rentals
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Spearfish, SD 5!!D3
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800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
IN BELLE FOURCHE, 1
bedroom 1 bath basement
apartment. $410/mo. All
utilities paid. Small pet o.k.
605-723-4028
THIS SPACIOUS THREE
BEDROOM apartment in
four-plex has all major
appliances
including
washer/dryer for only
$750 rent plus utilities.
$750 deposit required.
Call 605-645-9684.
VERY
SPACIOUS
MAIN FLOOR apartment. 2 bedroom furnished with appliances
and W/D. $650/mo.
Utilities
included.
Deposit required. Call
Julie
605-6425771
VERY SMALL apartment/1 person, $200
plus utilities, by high
school in Lead, no pets,
605-584-2667.
801 ROOMS FOR
RENT
TONY’S
MOTEL.
Completely Furnished,
Ready to Move in,
Kitchenettes. Rent by
Day, Week Or Month.
Cable,
Color
TV.
Cleaned
Weekly.
Reasonable
Rates.
(605)
269-2501
Whitewood SD.
802 TOWNHOUSES
FOR RENT
WHITEWOOD: FANTASTIC 3 bedroom, 2
bath townhouse, large
family room, 2 car
garage, lots of room,
$975.
Call
Dena
Sheets
Proper ty
Management,
605499-9068. EOH
803 DUPLEXES FOR
RENT
SPEARFISH 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Nice unit.
Central air. All appliances including dishwasher,
and
Washer/dryer.
No
pets,
no
smoking.
Lease plus deposit
required.
$975/mo.
605-645-7605
Remodels
Basement Finishing
Paint & Custom
Paint Furniture
Whatever
you need, I do!
CENTER
PIECE DESIGNS
Chad Ploog
605-645-1313
AIRPORT
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Powers
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Spearfish • Black Hills
Custer • Sturgis • Deadwood
Remodeling
Decks
Driveways
Siding
Roofing
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Rapid City, SD (605) 399-9999
Outside Rapid City 1-800-357-9998
www.rapidshuttle.com
Construction
605-722-3122
605-206-1348
Schmidt
Construction
30- .ears Experience in
• Basements
• Foundations
• Driveways
• Patios
• Sidewalks
Licensed 8 Insured
605-584-1004
605-641-6124
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2625 E. Colorado Blvd. • Spearfish
642-4422
804 MOBILE HOMES
FOR RENT
AVAILABLE OCTOBER
1ST. 2 BEDROOM, 1 1/2
bath on private lot. 2
miles
E
of
Belle
Fourche. 605-641-6928
or 605-641-3646.
FOR RENT: 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath mobile
home on private lot. No
Smoking, No Pets. $650
month. Lease required.
605-722-1645
IN BELLE FOURCHE. 3
bedroom,
2
baths.
Water, sewer, garbage
included, w/d. Call 605210-2384.
Call
584-2303 or
642-2761
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
YEAH, I DO THAT!
3 BR, 2 BA DUPLEX with
garage. 2 decks, large yard.
No smoking. $875/month.
12 month lease/good credit
only. Midwest Property
Management. 605-6411026
124 Hwy. 14A • Central City
578-9933
This Space Just
Opened Up!
Why not try your ad here?
Call 642-2761 or 584-2303
Robert Crane
GEICO Field
Representative
Licensed in South Dakota,
Wyoming & Montana
1575 LaCrosse Street, Suite A
Rapid City, SD 57701
Telephone: (605) 348-6060 Fax: (605) 342-9318
Claims: 1-800-841-3000
Rcrane@geico.com
Aaron’s Handyman
Services
• Snow Removal • Furniture
Moving • Kitchen & Bathroom
Remodel • Egress Windows
• Concrete • Decks • Roofing
• Plumbing • Garages • Painting
• Repairs • Tree Trimming
and Cleanups
Call Aaron Braun
(605)
642-5874
FREE
DROP
IN
BELLE!
• All Paper • Cardboard
• Aluminum Cans
Commercial Dumpsters
Appliance Pickup
Lazy B Ent. since 2002
www.blackhills.com/recycle
605-722-1807
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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FOR RENT
Visit our website at
www.TheRentCenter.com
140 W. Jackson Blvd, Spearfish
for photos and details
12 x 24 Units, RED
BARN STORAGE - Belle Fourche ....................................................$65/Mo.
507 STATE ST. - Belle Fourche ............................................$325/Mo.
2 BR, 1 BA, Laundry, 1 Car Garage 728 S. 34TH ST. - Spearfish..........................................$810/Mo.
2 BR, 2 BA, 1 Car Garage, 1,086 sq. ft. - Avail. Sept. 18th 922 3RD ST. - Spearfish ................$950/Mo.
3 BR, 2 BA, 2 Car Garage, Fully Furnished Corporate Unit 2514 HAMSTER HILL PLACE - Spearfish ....$1,000/Mo.
1 BR, 1 BA 711 8TH ST. - Belle Fourche........................................................................$325/Mo.
2 BR, 1 BA, Avail. late Sept.
Sabrina Arnold • 645-2042 (cell) • 717-5555 (office) • sabrina@realestatecenters.com
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FOR RENT
805 HOMES FOR
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NEW PRICE SAME BEAUTY!
Just reduced $5,000 - this 4 BR, 2
BA home is well maintained and
affordable with newer flooring and
paint. It has a large deck to enjoy the
views. Visit www.609EHudson.com
MLS 31901 • $154,000
for details or call Sandy Donahue at
609 E. Hudson St., Spearfish 605-645-7860.
WOW! HUGE SURPRISE!
When you walk into this home
there is an amazing design and
expansive architecture, along with
being close to rec. center, schools
and
downtown.
Visit
www.230Vermont.com or call
MLS 31093 • $279,000
Sandy Donahue at 605-645-7860.
230 Vermont St., Spearfish
745 N. Ames, Spearfish
www.NBlackHills.com • 605-717-0002
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Market in the Park
Sept. 18
New Square Dance Classes
Sept. 23
SPEAR&ISH — Hills Hori0on of Spearfish will host Market in
the Park once again from > a.m. to noon SaturAayC Sept. 1E at
Spearfish City Park. More than 2H venAors will be set up. Afew of
the items that will be AisplayeA incluAe hanAmaAe potteryC fresh vegK
etables anA herbsC LewelryC homemaAe breaAs anA piesC hanAmaAe
Muilts anA so much more. Nreen Star Recycling will also be proviAK
ing a trailer for area resiAents to Arop off their recycling. This event
will be helA every SaturAay morning for the entire summerC anA
organi0ers say the farther they get into the growing seasonC the more
vegetables theyPll have.
SPEAR&ISH — Quckles anA Qows SMuare Dance Club
will be starting new classes ThursAayC Sept.23 at the \est
Elementary School from 7K> p.m. CouplesC singles or
families are inviteA to come anA see if they woulA like to
Loin There will be simple calls until > p.m. Classes will
be helA every ThursAay evening startingC Sept. 3H. An
open house chili supper will be helA on Sept. 23. Casual
attire. &or more information call 722KHEH1 or 722K4237.
Belle Fourche CAT
commodity distribution
Sept. 20 & 25
QELLE &OTRCHE — Qelle &ourche Community
ActionPs free commoAity anA senior boU Aistribution will
be helA from 1H a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sept. 2H anA 25. The
outlet is locateA at 723 Seventh Ave.C in Qelle &ourche.
Northern Hills Retired Teachers
meeting
Sept. 20
SPEAR&ISH — The Northern Hills RetireA Teachers will host a
potluck luncheon anA meeting at noon MonAayC Sept. 2H at the Senior
Citi0ens Center in Spearfish. The speaker will be Dr. James HansonC
Trustee of South Dakota Retirement. All retireA teachers are welcome.
Homebuyer education
classes
Sept. 21 and 23
DEAD\OOD — Thinking of buying a home]
Neighbor\orks Dakota Home Resources can help.
Neighbor\orks will be holAing free homebuyer eAucation
classes at 5^3H p.m. TuesAayC Sept. 21 anA ThrusAayC Sept.
23 at the Neighbor\orks Dakota Home Resources
Homeownership CenterC 7>5 Main St.C DeaAwooA.
Homebuyers eAucation covers the home buying process
incluAing insuranceC buAgetsC creAitC appraisalsC financingC
home inspectionsC anA working with a realtor. An
appointment is reMuesteA before attenAing classC anA space
is limiteA. To register for eitherC please call
Neighbor\orks Dakota Home Resources at 57EK14H1 or
check us out on the \eb at www.nhsblackhills.
Tri-State Museum 55th
Anniversary
Sept. 23
QELLE &OTRCHE — The TriKState Museum in Qelle
&ourche woulA like to corAially invite the public to its
55th Anniversary celebration at 6^3H p.m. on ThursAayC
Sept. 23. Cake anA refreshments will be serveAC anA Aoor
pri0es will be given away. NorAy Pratt will be the special
guest anA appear as aSeth Qullock^ Spirit of the \est.b
Belle Fourche CAT events
Sept. 24
QELLE &OTRCHE — Qelle &ourche Community Action team
has organi0eA a commoAity anA clothing Aistribution incluAing AistriK
bution of senior boUes from 5 to E p.m. on Sept. 24. The commoAiK
ties anA senior boUes will be AistributeA at 723 Seventh Ave.C anA the
clothing outlet is locateA at 7H3 HarAing St.C both locateA in Qelle
&ourche.
'Learning Starts at Home'
conference
Oct. 15 and 16
RAPID CITc — The thirA annual parent conference
aLearning Starts at HomedC sponsoreA by the South Dakota
Parent Information anA Resource CenterC will be helA Oct. 15
anA 16 at the Rushmore Pla0a HoliAay Inn in RapiA City.
It will feature Anne HenAersonC author of dQeyonA the
Qake Sale.d The conference is free to all registrants anA
incluAes breakfast anA lunch. This conference will proviAe
information focuseA on how parents can support their chilAPs
eAucation. cou can register now at www.sApirc.org.
Beautify a chair
for a good cause
LEAD— The Community Chair Art ProLectC sponsoreA
by the Historic DeaAwooA LeaA Arts Council anA the
Hearst Library EnAowment QoarA is still accepting entries.
The two entities encourage anyone to enter — builAC AecoK
rateC Aonate or sponsor a chair — any type of involvement
is welcome. The chairs will be auctioneA off at the a&lavor
of LeaAb festival &riAay anA SaturAayC Sept. 24 anA 25.
ProceeAs will benefit the arts council anA the library. &or
more informationC call 5E4K2H13 or 5E4K1461.
SHS homecoming parade entry
forms available
SPEAR&ISH — Spearfish High School Homecoming ParaAe
entry forms are now available at all builAing officesC or you may call
Qev at 717K12HE for more information. SHS Homecoming is
&riAayC Oct. 1. ParaAe line up is at 2 p.m. with a start time of 2^15
p.m.
L-DHS seeks homecoming
parade entries
LEAD — LeaAKDeaAwooA High SchoolPs Homecoming
ParaAe will be helA on its traAitional routeC beginning at 2
p.m. in DeaAwooA anA resuming at 2^45 in LeaAC &riAayC
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• Non-profit events - free listings
• For-profit or business events - charge figured on a per day basis
• Due to limited space, all events will run on a space available basis
• Publication of events is at the final discretion of the editor
Oct. 1. Qusinesses anA other parties interesteA in participatK
ing in the paraAe prior to the homecoming football game
against Douglas are askeA to contact Nary Linn at LeaAK
DeaAwooA High SchoolC 717K3E>>.
Teen gaming night
Tuesdays
LEAD — There is a free teen gaming night from 4^3HK
5^3H p.m. TuesAays at the Phoebe Apperson Hearst
Library in LeaA.
Dakota Chamber
Orchestra rehearsals
Tuesdays
SPEAR&ISH — The Dakota Chamber OrchestraC in
resiAence on the campus of Qlack Hills State TniversityC
practices at 7 p.m. TuesAays in the QanA Room of Meier
Hall on the campus of Qlack Hills State Tniversity. All
string players in the Spearfish area are encourageA to
attenA rehearsals.
&or aAAitional informationC please call Dr. RanAall
RoyerC conAuctorC at 642K6255 or eKmail him at
RanAall.Royerebhsu.eAu.
TOPS Support Group
Tuesdays
SPEAR&ISH — TOPS \eight Loss Support Nroup
meets every TuesAay at 5^3H p.m. at Nrace Qalloch
Memorial Library. There are informative programsC eatK
ing plans anA support at the sessions. &or more informaK
tion call 722K2E5> or 722K2E6H.
Spearfish Arts Center
presents two new
workshop series
Sept. 20
SPEAR&ISH — The Spearfish Arts Center will host
two upcoming workshop series. The firstC a siUKweek
preschool art programC is for chilAren ages 4K5. They
will have a chance to create a variety of hanAsKon proK
Lects that will be AisplayeA anA celebrateA at a coung
ArtistPs Reception following the workshop. This workK
shop costs f1H5C which incluAes all supplies anA
snacksC anA runs from >K11 a.m. for siU consecutive
MonAaysC starting Sept. 2H through Oct. 25.
The other workshop focuses on the secrets to pubK
lishing success anA is compriseA of five Aistinct writK
ing classes from beginners to professionals. The class
will meet from 7K> p.m. ThursAay eveningsC beginning
on Sept. 23 through Oct. 21. Each class costs f4HC or
f3H if you sign up for two or more.
Qoth workshops take place at the Spearfish Art
NalleryC locateA at 625 Main St. &or more information
or to registerC contact Helen CoronatoC program faciliK
tatorC at >73K22>K5343. &or complete class AescripK
tionsC visit www.spearfishartscenter.org.
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER
Page 24
Make a friend for life…adopt a shelter pet today!
Celebrations
Westby, Klein to exchange vows
SHAGGY* Shaggy, a
Belgian Sheepdog mix, seems
to be a kind, forgiving dog.
Belgian Sheepdogs are known
for their long memories,
obedience, docility in the
home, and bravery. Good with
children and exceptional
guard dogs.
SIMON, GARFUNKLE
AND CECILIA* These
little curtain climbers are ready
to escape captivity! Simon is the
black kitten, his brother,
Garfunkle, is gray, and sissy
Cecilia is striped. A rip-roaring
good time to watch them...very
good for stress relief.
PENNY* Penny is a unique mix of
German Shepherd and Boxer. She is a
beautiful soft bronze. Approximately
five years old,she has had a rough start
having been in several homes already.
Her intelligence and energy demand
an owner who will work/play/interact
with her regularly and exercise her
muscular frame. This sweetheart of a
dog deserves much more.
!All Pets are spayed and neutered before they leave the shelter.
Immunize, spay/neuter, shelter from the cold, and LOVE your pets!!
See these and other wonderful pets at www.petfinder.com
Lost pets and strays fill the shelter, can you help with time or donations?
Pet Food Pantry is available at the shelter for those who need it.
Some have to choose between food for family or food for pets. To discourage animal
abandonment, a Pet Food Pantry is available at the shelter for those who need it.
Won’t you help us stock the Pet Food Pantry? Just drop off food at WHHS.
These Animals are available at
WESTERN HILLS
HUMANE SOCIETY
324 Industrial Dr., Spearfish
642-1576
Matt Klein and Kayla Westby
announce their engagement.
Matt is the son of Greg and
Colette Klein of Lead. Kayla is
the daughter of Curt and
Myrna Westby of Rapid City.
The wedding will be held
on Sept. 18, 2010 at Terry
Peak. Courtesy photo
Sponsored by:
Northern Hills
Maintenance
Box 526, Spearfish, SD
PUZZLE FOR SATURDAY, SEPT. 18
Sturgis Regional
Senior Care
announces July
Employee of the
Month
Sturgis Regional Senior Care has recognized
Jeremiah Johnston, housekeeper, as its July
Employee of the Month. He has been employed
with the facility since December 2009.
Courtesy photo
Spearfish Ambassadors August Visits
Bomgaars-Ribbon Cutting
Manager Michelle Brownell
2535 E. Colorado Blvd., Spearfish ~ 605-642-1016
(in Heritage Plaza)
Roma’s Ristorante
Leigh Kamstra
2281 E. Colorado Blvd., Spearfish ~ 605-722-0715
Spearfish Community Coalition
Janelle Rauterkus
625 N. 5th St., Spearfish ~ 605-645-1379
(in Spearfish Rec Center Building)
SPONSORED BY: LUEDERS FOOD CENTERS
If you know of a new business that may want to be
welcomed by the Ambassadors, please contact the
Chamber at 642-2626 or director@spearfishchamber.org
Brought to you by:
Hospice of the Hills
offering volunteer
training classes
RAPID CITY — Rapid
City Regional Hospital's
Hospice of the Hills department will offer Hospice
volunteer training classes
from 6 to 9 p.m. every
Monday starting Sept. 20
through Nov. Z. The classes
will take place in the lower
level of the Hospice House,
located at 224 Elk St., in
Rapid City.
Another training session
will be held in Hot Springs
on Tuesdays beginning Oct.
26. Volunteers are needed
in homes, nursing homes
and at the Rapid City
Regional Hospital Auxiliary
Hospice House.
The classes are based on
the hospice volunteer training model and will include
topics such as caring for the
terminally ill patient, psychosocial aspects of dying,
communication, spiritual
care, Hospice concepts,
comfort care, pain control,
advance directives and
funeral planning.
The class speakers
include health care professionals to explain pain control, ethics in end-of-life
decision making, legal
issues, communication
issues and how volunteers
can make patients more
comfortable.
At the end of the class
session, participants will
have the preparation needed
to be a Hospice of the Hills
volunteer, but volunteering
is not required of those who
take the classes.
“Our goal is to train people to be prepared as much
as possible for caring for
the terminally ill,” said
Barbara Vargo, Hospice of
the Hills volunteer coordinator. “We hope those who
take the classes will have a
special understanding of the
challenges facing families
as they care for a loved
one.”
Pre-registration is
required for the classes, and
Hospice of the Hills asks
participants to contribute
`20 to cover the cost of the
training book and materials.
The fee is waived for hospital employees and those
who cannot afford the cost
of the book.
For more information
about Hospice training of
Hospice volunteers, call
Barbara Vargo, Hospice of
the Hills Volunteer
Coordinator, at (605) 7197729 or (Z00) 209-5719.
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
School Menus
Belle Fourche
School Menu
Monday, Sept. 20 — Nachos, meat, cheese, potato
rounds, corn, raisins, cookies, milk-variety
Tuesday, Sept. 21 — HamburgerBbun, mashed potatoes, beef gravy, mixed vegetables, peaches, milk-variety
Wednesday, Sept. 22 — Chicken nuggets, macaroniB cheese, tossed salad, fresh fruit, milk-variety
Thursday, Sept. 23 — Cheese breadstix, dunking
sauce, green beans, pears, milk-variety
Friday, Sept. 24 — Hot dogBbun, French fries, baby
carrots, brownies, ice cream cup, no salad bar
!rea%fa't
Monday — French toast, sausage links, cereal variety, fresh fruit, juice, milk-variety
Tuesday — Wheat toast, cereal variety, fresh fruit,
juice, milk-variety
Wednesday — Cinnamon rolls, cheese omelet, cereal variety, fresh fruit, juice, milk-variety
Thursday — Ham, egg, cheese biscuit, cereal, variety fresh fruit, juice, milk-variety
Friday — Donuts, hard-boiled egg, cereal variety
fruit, juice, milk-variety
Lead-Deadwood
School Menu
Monday, Sept. 20 — Macaroni and cheese, green
beans, bread and peanut butter, fruit, milk
Tuesday, Sept. 21 — Chicken grill on a bun, fries,
salad, fruit, milk
Wednesday, Sept. 22 — Taco salad, cookie, fruit,
milk
Thursday, Sept. 23 — Chicken fried steak, potatoes
and gravy, hot vegetable, dinner roll, fruit, milk
Friday, Sept. 24 — Submarine sandwich, salad,
potato chips, frozen fruit bar, milk
!rea%fa't
Monday — Cold cereal, toast, fruit, milk
Tuesday — Biscuits and gravy, fruit, milk
Wednesday — Breakfast on a stick, fruit, milk
Thursday — Apple turnover , string cheese, fruit,
milk
Friday — Cold cereal, toast, fruit, milk
Meade Schools Menu
Monday, Sept. 20 — Hot dog wBbun, potato smiles,
corn, fruit salad, cookie, variety milk
Tuesday, Sept. 21 — Mr. Rib wBbun, French fries,
green beans, pears, variety milk
Wednesday, Sept. 22 — Pepperoni pizza, tossed
salad, fresh apple, variety milk
Thursday, Sept. 23 — Taco burger wBbun, tater bar-
NOTICE
Publication in this newspaper does not guarantee
the legitimacy of any offer
or solicitation. Take reasonable steps to evaluate
an offer before you send
money or provide personal<financial information to
an advertiser.
If you have >uestions or
you believe you have been
the victim of fraud, contact
the South Dakota Attorney
GeneralDs office at this
addressE Office of the
Attorney General, 1302 E.
Hwy. 14, Suite 1, Pierre,
SD 57501-8501, phone
(605) 773-3215 or e-mailE
atghelpTstate.sd.us.
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rels , lettuce tomato, cheese, pineapple, variety milk
Friday, Sept. 24 — Grilled chicken wBbun, wedges,
carrots, celery, oranges, variety milk
!rea%fa't
Monday — Frittata, toast
Tuesday— Breakfast pizza
Wednesday — Caramel roll
Thursday — Breakfast pretzel
Friday — Scones
Spearfish Schools
Lunch Menu
)e't +,ementar/
Monday, Sept. 20 — Fish sticks
Tuesday, Sept. 21 — Grilled cheese and tomato soup
Wednesday, Sept. 22 — Turkey sandwich
Thursday, Sept. 23 — Potato oles'
Friday, Sept. 24 — Chicken strips
!rea%fa't
Monday — Cereal, toast, fruit, juice
Tuesday — Pancakes, sausage fruit, juice
Wednesday — Eggs and bacon, toast, fruit, juice
Thursday — Cereal, toast, fruit, juice
Friday — French toast, sausage, fruit, juice
+a't +,ementar/
Monday, Sept. 20 — Chicken fajita, fruit, veggie,
bun
Tuesday, Sept. 21 — HamburgerBbun, French fries,
fruit, cookie
Wednesday, Sept. 22 — Chili, fruit, veggie, caramel
roll
Thursday, Sept. 23 — Turkey sandwich, fruit, veggie, cake
Friday, Sept. 24 — Taco pizza, fruit, veggie
!rea%fa't
Monday through FridayU Cereal or oatmeal, juice,
milk and cinnamon toast
Tuesday — Pancakes with bacon
Wednesday — Scrambled eggs with sausage or ham
Thursday — French toast with sausage or ham
0idd,e and 3ig5 675oo,
Monday, Sept. 20 — Chicken strips
Tuesday, Sept 21 — Grilled cheese, tomato soup
Wednesday, Sept. 22 — Skillet lasagna
Thursday, Sept. 23 — Cheeseburger
Friday, Sept. 24 — Chicken Alfredo, lettuce salad
!rea%fa't
Monday — Hot breakfast wBmeat
Tuesday — Cereal and toast
Wednesday — French toast and bacon
Thursday — Cereal and toast
Friday — Pancakes and sausage
All meals are served with your choice 1 percent
white milk or fat free chocolate milk.
Sports
Page 26
BELLE FOURCHE
BHSU
LEAD-DEADWOOD
SPEARFISH
STURGIS
sports@bhpioneer.com
Spartans suffer home shutout, 55-0
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Black Hills Pioneer
SPEA%FISH * Spearfish
dropped a 55-0 Greater Dakota
<onference football decision to
SiouB Falls %oosevelt on a cold,
wet Friday night at Lyle Hare
Stadium.
KTheir offensive line dominated,M Spearfish head coach Todd
Lambrecht said of the visiting
%ough %iders. KThey have good
size and speed.M
%oosevelt demonstrated that
domination by scoring on its first
siB possessions. Oarquese Brooks
scored two touchdowns to help
SiouB Falls to a R2-0 halftime lead.
The first-half statistics, aside
from the siB touchdowns, painted a
picture that dispirited all Spearfish
fans.
%oosevelt generated nine first
downs to three for Spearfish in the
first two quarters. Two of the
Spartans' first downs came on their
opening drive.
SiouB Falls' first-half offensive
output totaled U09 yards to 55 for
Spearfish. The %ough %iders also
forced three Spearfish turnovers.
Spearfish quarterback
Brandon Kemp, 14,
hands off to Nate Rotert,
9, during Friday night’s
football game, in the
rain, against Sioux Falls
Roosevelt in Spearfish.
Pioneer photo by
Jason Gross
See SPARTANS — Page 28
Broncs mistakes results in 41-7 loss to West Central
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BELLE FWX%<HE * Several
turnovers resulted in Belle Fourche
losing its home opener, in the rain,
to Yo. 5 West <entral R1-\ Friday
night in Belle Fourche.
The Broncs had a couple of punts
blocked early, but that was just
scratching the surface of the Broncs
problems, according to Belle
Fourche head coach Adam
Yowowiejski.
KThere were a lot of things that
were unfortunate about this game.
We had several fumbles and turned
it over three times and also had two
blocked punts, and you can^t do that
against a team like West <entral. It
just can^t happen,M Yowowiejski
said.
After blocking a Belle Fourche
punt to open the game, West <entral
just five plays to go R5-yards for the
score. After the eBtra West <entral
was up \-0.
The broncs could not generate
any offense in the rain and were
forced to punt after three plays.
West <entral blocked another
belle Fourche punt and took over at
the Broncs U2-yard line.
The Belle Fourche defense and
stopped West <entral on a fourth
down play at the Belle Fourche 11yard line.
The first quarter ended with West
<entral leading \-0.
West <entral recovered a Broncs
fumble at the Belle Fourche fiveyard line and two player later scored
from one-yard out.
The eBtra point attempt was wide
left, but West central still enjoyed a
1U-0 lead.
Belle Fourche again had trouble
handling the wet football and
West <entral recovered another
fumble at the Belle Fourche
R\-yard line.
Ten plays West <entral scored on
a nine-yard pass and added the twopoint conversion to lead 21-0 at the
half.
The only bright spot for belle
fourche offensively was Tate Thybo
racing \2-yards for the score to cut
the West <entral lead to U5-\.
West <entral went on to win the
game R1-\.
The Broncs _0-U` host LeadDeadwood in its homecoming game
Friday night in Belle Fourche.
aickoff is set for 6 p.m.
Belle Fourche quarterback Nolan Barker
scampers for a big gain
against West Central
Friday nght in Belle
Fourche. Pioneer photo
by Dennis Knuckles
BLACK HILLS PIONEER SPORTS
Page 27
Spearfish Middle School cross
country teams compete at invites
SPECIAL TO THE PIONEER
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recently competed at the !elle $ourche
and Mouglas Invites.
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Area scores
Digger golfers win Hart Ranch Tourney
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Dirksen watches his ball
in flight during a tournament in Spearfish earlier
this season. LeadDeadwood’s golf team
won the Hart Ranch invitational Thursday in
Rapid City. The Diggers
shot a team total 353,
16 shots ahead of second place Red Cloud
(369). Belle Fourche finished third with a 370.
Belle Fourche’s Tyler Burr
won medalist honors,
shooting an 80. LeadDeadwood’s individual
scores were: Zach Fox
81, Gabe Dirksen 88,
Garrett Mack 94,
Dakotah Simpson 102,
Tony Anderson 90, and
Brett Enright 94. For
Belle Fourche, Tyler Burr
80, Corey Hewett 104,
Austin Westland 99,
Luke Levington 99, Matt
Beck 92, and Alex Riley
105. Pioneer file photo
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Mayweather hit with more felony charges
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Associated Press Writer
LA# %&'A# (AP* +
,ndefeated bo5er Floyd
Mayweather Jr. was hit Thursday
with three more felony charges
in a domestic violence case that
already had him facing a theft
charge.
Clark County District Attorney
David Roger significantly raised
the ante in the case alleging
that Mayweather hit and threatened the life of his e5-girlfriend,
Josie Harris, and threatened
to beat two of their children
during a pre-dawn argument
at the woman's home a week
ago.
Mayweather, PP, is one of
bo5ing's most recognizable figures, with a record of RS-T and
UV knockouts.
The welterweight goes by the
nickname WMoneyW and earned
more than XUT million in May in
one fight in Las %egas against
W#ugarW #hane Mosley
Mayweather remained free on
XP,TTT bail pending arraignment
Yov. Z following his arrest last
Friday on a felony grand larceny
charge.
Authorities alleged he took
cell phones belonging to Harris
and two of their children following the altercation. That felony
charge carries a possible sentence of five years.
The new criminal complaint
filed Thursday added two felony
coercion and one felony robbery
charge along with one misdemeanor domestic battery and
three misdemeanor harassment
charges.
Convictions on all eight
charges would increase the possible penalty Mayweather could
face if convicted of all charges
to PR years.
Mayweather's lawyer, Richard
Wright, told The Associated
Press he hadn't seen the new
complaint and declined immediate comment.
Wright has previously denied
wrongdoing on Mayweather's
behalf.
Police initially labeled the
Brown: Holmgren won't
define my legacy
#AYTA CLARA, Calif. (AP* + Jim Brown,
still angry over what he perceives as a slight from
Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren,
plans to skip this weekend's ring of honor ceremony.
Brown was a guest speaker at Thursday's
#anta Clara #ports Law #ymposium and
said he will join YFL Commissioner Roger
'oodell this weekend at a meeting with the
Congressional Black Caucus in Washington
rather that fly to `hio to take part in the
ceremony honoring the Browns' Sa Hall of
Fame members.
WYo, I won't be going,W Brown said. WMy
legacy won't be defined by Holmgren.W
Brown is upset with Holmgren for reducing
his responsibilities as an adviser to owner Randy
Lerner. He sent a letter telling Holmgren he
would not stay with the team to be a Wgreeter,
that of a mascot.W
Holmgren attempted to contact Brown and
wrote a letter trying to get the \R-year-old
YFL legend to change his mind, but was
unsuccessful. Holmgren said Lerner also
sent a letter to Brown trying to persuade him to
attend the ceremony #unday when the Browns
will honor their initial class into the ring of
honor.
WI haven't heard from Jim, but the door is
open,W Holmgren said earlier this week when
the Browns kicked off events connected with
their ring of honor. WAfter he declined, I wrote
another letter to him and again e5pressed my
feelings on how much we would like him there,
but understood that he might not be able to
come.
WI left the door open. I'm holding out hope
that we get that call in the ne5t couple days.W
Besides Brown, the only living Browns
Hall of Famer who won't make it for the ring
ceremony is Mike McCormack, a two-way
star for the club from SZVR-aU. McCormack,
who lives in the #eattle area, recently had
surgery.
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scuffle with Harris a domestic
battery case after she told
police Mayweather was angry
about her relationship with
another man when he confronted
her at the Las %egas home
where Harris and the children
live.
Mayweather wanted to evict
her from the house, which he
owns, Harris said.
The new charges name the
couple's ST-year-old and Z-yearold sons as victims of coercion,
for alleged threats to beat them if
they called ZSS or left the apartment during the scuffle.
,nder Yevada law, coercion
is when a person compels or
forces someone to do something
they have a legal right to do.
The harassment charges allege
that Mayweather threatened
Harris and the two children, and
the battery charge alleges
Mayweather grabbed Harris by
her hair, hit her and twisted her
arm.
The couple had three children,
now ages \ to ST, during what
Harris characterized for authorities as a SV-year relationship.
#he said she lived with
Mayweather for seven years
before separating in May.
Mayweather also made headlines earlier this month with an
online video laced with e5pletives and racial rants against
bo5ing rival Manny Pac]uiao.
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‘10 FORD EXPEDITION EL
‘05 FORD EXCURSION
‘06 FORD FREESTAR
4WD, KingRanch, 47,000 Miles
Limited, 29,000 Miles
4WD, 24,000 Miles
4WD, Limited
Loaded
‘07 DODGE D2500 CREWCAB
‘06 TOYOTA SIENNA
‘07 BUICK LACROSSE
‘07 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
54,000 Miles
4WD
Loaded
49,000 Miles
Loaded
‘06 CADILLAC STS-V
‘05 MERCEDES BENZ E-320
‘06 DODGE D1500
‘07 JEEP COMMANDER
‘08 GMC K1500 CREWCAB
36,000 Miles
45,000 Miles
Hemi, 54,000 Miles
4WD, Overland
4WD, SLT, 39,000 Miles
‘07 DODGE CALIBER SXT
I-90 Exit 10, Look for the Time & Temp Sign Spearfish,SD • 1-605-642-1900 • 1-800-657-8016 www.prestigeautosales.com
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