Spearfish man arrested in standoff

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House fire on Maitland Road
Spearfish man
arrested in standoff leaves family home charred
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Daugaard: ‘Next governor to
face tough budget challenges’
B" SARA KOCH
!lac% 'ills Pioneer
gaps,K said Daugaard. IThe first year or two
in the governorLs term will be a little difficult and weLll have to face some tough deciSPEA%&IS( * Dennis Daugaard said
sions.K
he believes that whoever takes the office of
Since the entire nation is experiencing a
governor in 20A0 will have to take control
recession, Daugaard said he feels
of a tough budget situation.
that it would be critical and probDaugaard, a %epublican candilematic to raise taxes. And
date for governor, has been makalthough some people would be
ing his way across the state over
able to contribute more, others,
the past several days campaignincluding those that have recenting for his cause.
ly lost their jobs, are struggling
Daugaard is the lieutenant
to make ends meet the way it is.
governor for the state of South
Speculation as to the gaming
Dakota. (e announced his candiindustry
in South Dakota have
dacy for governor at the beginsome
worried
it will take the
ning of Hctober.
focus
off
the
historical
gambling
Dennis
IThe budget and economy will
points
in
the
(ills,
and
move
be, of course, our first priority,K
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them
closer
to
Sioux
&alls
and
said Daugaard. IAlthough South
other
East
%iver
cities.
DakotaLs economy is much better
II donLt see the need to move a thing,K
than most states, there are still some with
said
Daugaard. IIf citiNens in the Sioux
lost jobs and state employees with froNen
&alls
area are looking for a gaming destinasalaries. We are receiving less revenue,K he
tion,
it
is a short drive to &landreau. I donLt
said.
believe
the Iowa casino to be as big of a
Daugaard said he believes that although
threat
as
some do.K
South DakotaLs deficit may be P or 8 percent
(e
feels
that although some may see it as
of our general fund * low compared to
a
bigger
resort
than &landreau, there are no
many states * it is still making an impact
benefits
to
adding
more casinos East %iver.
on the budget and causing some tax rev(e
believes
we
have
enough.
enues to falter.
Since
Sov.
Mike
%ounds
proposed cutIWhoever comes into office in 20AA will
ting
the
Uirth
to
Three
Vonnections
prohave to try and create a budget when the
gram
in
South
Dakota
there
have
also
been
federal stimulus money will be gone. The
several push-backs regarding early childmoney wonLt be there when we try to fill the
hood education.
The Uirth to Three Vonnections program
focuses on child development and health
before school systems and other programs
take over. They work with families that
have children with disabilities and provide a
variety of different therapy programs.
Vurrently, the program receives $2.A mil!e $ou'd ')*e +o ,ono. ou. 'o/a'
lion in state funds and another $2 million in
1)')+a.y 3e.4onne'5
federal funds.
Although cutting the program would save
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Daugaard said that cutting the program is
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Friday, November 1', %009
Belle Fourche Regional Senior
Care reports accounting
irregularities
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PIONEER
STAFF REPORTS
UELLE &HY%V(E * Hfficials with
the Uelle &ourche %egional Senior Vare
have notified law enforcement officials
and the South Dakota Department of
Social Services of suspected accounting
irregularities. It is believed the accounting irregularities are isolated in nature.
IWe were very disappointed to discover the discrepancies,K said Tim
Sughrue, %egional (ealth chief operating officer. IWe take our role of protecting residents seriously. We are
doing everything we can, with the aid
of local and state law enforcement and
the state Department of Social Services,
to fully investigate this issue.K
Venter officials are taking steps to
protect residents, develop additional
accounting safeguards and provide law
enforcement and the state Department
of Social Services full access to all
information necessary to resolve this
matter.
IWe are currently scheduling meetings with the residents we believe were
impacted by this issue,K said Larry
ZeitN, VEH of Spearfish %egional
(ospital. IWe want to work closely
with these individuals and their families
to identify any concerns they have and
to make restitution, if necessary.K
The Uelle &ourche facility, owned by
%egional (ealth, along with the Dorestt
%egional Senior Vare in Spearfish and
Sunpoint Assisted Living &acility are
on track to be sold to &ox &amily Trust,
which in turn plans to lease it to
Mission (ealthVare, LLV, of [ordan,
Minn.
Uutte Vounty Sheriff &red Lamphere
said that the stateLs Attorney SeneralLs
office was investigating the matter.
Valls to the office were not returned
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NEW YOR' (AP) - Mi00io2s of A5eri8a2
wo5e2 wi00 fa8e ;o<=h 8hoi8es a?o<; a?or;io2
8o@era=e if res;ri8;io2s i2 ;he Ao<se hea0;h 8are
?i00 ?e8o5e 0awB ?o;h sides i2 ;he a?or;io2 de?a;e
a=ree.
Di@isio2s o@er a?or;io2 are a 5aFor o?s;a80e i2
Preside2; Gara8H O?a5aIs p<sh for hea0;h 8are
o@erha<0B wi;h ?o;h sides ar=<i2= o@er how ;o
app0K 8<rre2; 0aw ;ha; ?ars ;aLpaKer do00ars for
a?or;io2s i2 a ;o;a00K 2ew 0a2ds8ape. U2der press<re fro5 ;he Oa;ho0i8 Oh<r8h a2d a?or;io2 foesB
;he Ao<se added ;o<=h res;ri8;io2s ;o i;s @ersio2
of a hea0;h 8are ?i00.
Phe 5eas<re wo<0d prohi?i; ;he proposed 2ew
=o@er25e2;-r<2 i2s<ra28e p0a2 fro5 8o@eri2=
a?or;io2s eL8ep; i2 8ases of rapeB i28es; or ;o sa@e
a 5o;herIs 0ifeB a2d ?ars a2K hea0;h p0a2 re8ei@i2=
federa0 s<?sidies i2 a 2ew i2s<ra28e 5arHe;p0a8e
fro5 offeri2= a?or;io2 8o@era=e. If wo5e2 wa2;ed ;o p<r8hase a?or;io2 8o@era=e ;hro<=h s<8h
p0a2sB ;heKId ha@e ;o ?<K i; separa;e0KB as a so8a00ed rider o2 ;heir po0i8K.
RI; for8es i2s<ra28e 8o5pa2ies a2d wo5e2 ;o
2a@i=a;e a series of 8h<;es a2d 0adders ;o =e;
a?or;io2 8o@era=e a; ;he e2d of ;he daKBR said
Do22a Ora2eB po0i8K dire8;or for NARAL ProOhoi8e A5eri8a.
Phe a5e2d5e2;Is propo2e2;s saKs i;s =oa0 is
si5p0K ;o e2s<re ;ha; a 0o2=-s;a2di2= ?a2 o2
<si2= federa0 do00ars for e0e8;i@e a?or;io2s is
eL;e2ded ;o 8o@era=e p0a2s arisi2= fro5 2ew
hea0;h 8are 0e=is0a;io2.
Rep. Gar; S;<paHB D-Mi8h.B a2 a?or;io2 foeB
i2sis;ed ;he a5e2d5e2; is 2o; a dra5a;i8 8ha2=e
i2 8<rre2; 0awB offered ;o 2e=o;ia;e if his 8ri;i8s
8o<0d 8o2@i28e hi5 o;herwiseB a2d said i; 0ea@es
a5p0e a0;er2a;i@es for wo5e2 ;o o?;ai2 8o@era=e
if ;heK <se ;heir ow2 5o2eK a2d are wi00i2= ;o
?<K a separa;eB add-o2 p0a2.
RIf Ko< rea00K s;i00 wa2; ;his 8o@era=eB Ko< 8a2
ha@e i;BR he said. RPhe o20K differe28e is ;ha; 5ore
peop0e wi00 ha@e ;o 5aHe ;ha; de8isio2 ;ha; ;heK
did2I; 8o2fro2; ?efore. ... More peop0e are =oi2=
;o ha@e ;o 8hooseB IIs ;his a ?e2efi; I wa2;?IR
Ora2e a2d o;her a?or;io2-ri=h;s ad@o8a;es saK
;he a5e2d5e2; wo<0d 5aHe i; harder - i2 so5e
8ases perhaps i5possi?0e - for 5i00io2s of wo5e2
;o ha@e hea0;h i2s<ra28e ;ha; 8o@ers a?or;io2.
PheK depi8; i; as o2e of ;he =ra@es; assa<0;s e@er
o2 A5eri8a2 wo5e2Is reprod<8;i@e ri=h;s.
Pwo 0ar=e =ro<ps of wo5e2 wo<0d 2o; ?e
affe8;ed ?K ;he a5e2d5e2;V 0ow-i28o5e wo5e2
a0readK i2e0i=i?0e for a?or;io2 8o@era=e ?e8a<se
;heK re0K o2 federa0 Medi8aid f<2ds for hea0;h
8areB a2d wo5e2 who ha@e a?or;io2 8o@era=e
;hro<=h ;he pri@a;e p0a2s of ;heir ow2 or ;heir
h<s?a2dsI 0ar=e e5p0oKers. Mos; A5eri8a2s 8<rre2;0K ha@e e5p0oKer-spo2sored 8o@era=e.
Pha; 0ea@es a si=2ifi8a2; 2<5?er of o;her
wo5e2 0iHe0K ;o ?e affe8;ed - wo5e2 who wo<0d
?e pri5e 8a2dida;es for Foi2i2= ;he 2ew federa00K
s<?sidiWed p0a2sB ?<; i2 ;he pro8ess 5i=h; ha@e ;o
for=o a?or;io2 8o@era=e ;heK had pre@io<s0K
<2der a pri@a;e p0a2. Phese wo<0d i280<de se0fe5p0oKed wo5e2 who 5<s; ?<K ;heir ow2 8o@era=eB di@or8ed wo5e2 who for5er0K were
i2s<red ;hro<=h ;heir h<s?a2dsI e5p0oKersB a2d
wo5e2 who worH i2 s5a00 ?<si2esses whose
ow2ers de8ide ;o seeH 5ore afforda?0e 8o@era=e
;hro<=h ;he 2ew eL8ha2=e.
RPhis is a 5idd0e-80ass a?or;io2 ?a2 ;ha; wo<0d
i5pa8; 5i00io2s of 5idd0e-80ass wo5e2BR added
Oe8i0e Ri8hardsB preside2; of ;he P0a22ed
Pare2;hood Xedera;io2 of A5eri8a. RI;Is saKi2= ;o
;he5B IYo< 8a2I; =e; f<00 8o@era=e ;ha; 5ee;s Ko<r
2eeds.IR
A?or;io2-ri=h;s a8;i@is;s saK ;he op;io2 of ?<Ki2= addi;io2a0 8o@era=e for a?or;io2 - a so-8a00ed
rider - is a fa0se pro5ise. PheK 8i;e ;he eLa5p0es
of OH0aho5a a2d Nor;h DaHo;aB where riders
ha@e had 2e=0i=i?0e <se e@e2 ;ho<=h a00owed
<2der s;a;e 0aws ;ha; o;herwise ?a2 i2s<ra28e
8o@era=e of e0e8;i@e a?or;io2s.
RA?or;io2 8o@era=e sho<0d ?e par; of ;he re=<0ar pa8Ha=eBR Ora2e said. RWo5e2 do2I; eLpe8;
<2p0a22ed pre=2a28ies a2d do2I; eLpe8; ;heir
wa2;ed pre=2a28ies ;o =o wro2=. ... PheK do2I;
a2;i8ipa;e 2eedi2= a?or;io2 8o@era=e so ;heK
wo<0d2I; ?<K a rider.R
'ris;i2 Gi22s of We00Poi2;B I28.B whi8h o@ersees hea0;h p0a2s ser@i2= Y5 5i00io2 A5eri8a2sB
said i;Is i5possi?0e for ;he i2s<ra28e i2d<s;rK a;
;his s;a=e ;o es;i5a;e how 5<8h s<8h riders
wo<0d 8os; a2d ;he eL;e2; ;o whi8h ;heK 5i=h; ?e
offered.
RWe do2I; ha@e a 80<eBR she said.
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RAPID OIPY (AP) - Rapid Oi;K offi8ia0s are eLpe8;i2= 16] 2ew Fo?s o@er
;he 2eL; siL 5o2;hs fro5 a ?ra28h of ae2era0 E0e8;ri8 Oo.
Ad@a28ed Ser@i8es I28orpora;ed has ?ee2 i2 ;he 8i;K si28e 1998. Ma2a=er
Oaro0 Ga28rof; said i;Is a R;re5e2do<s ?e2efi;R ;o H2ow ;he 8o5pa2K 8a2 he0p
area fa5i0ies.
ASI is a aE ?ra28h ;ha; he0ps peop0e a8ross ;he 8o<2;rK wi;h ;heir [<es;io2s
a?o<; aE prod<8;s. Phe 2ew Fo?s wi00 ra2=e fro5 8<s;o5er ser@i8e ;o 5a2a=e5e2;.
SD feedlot operators want
state permit
SPEARXISA (AP) - Af;er Lawre28e Oo<2;K 8o55issio2ers de2ied ;heir
re[<es; for a per5i;B ?a8Hers of a feed0o; 2or;h of Spearfish are seeHi2= a per5i; fro5 ;he s;a;e.
Pwo Po2e Oa;;0e Oo. had asHed ;he 8o<2;K ;o a00ow a feed0o; 0ar=e e2o<=h
for 4B]]] 8a;;0e. Af;er 8o<2;K 8o55issio2ers de2ied ;he re[<es;B ;he 8o5pa2K
has 5ade so5e 8ha2=es a2d has ;aHe2 i;s re[<es; ;o ;he s;a;e.
Phe 0a;es; proposa0 seeHs a per5i; for 999 8a;;0e.
Ow2er Gar; 'ra<;s8h<2 said heIs ;rKi2= ;o 5aHe i; RworH for e@erK?odK.R
Oo<2;K 8o55issio2ers are worHi2= o2 a 2ew feed0o; ordi2a28e ;heK hope ;o
prese2; 2eL; 5o2;h.
Jury reaches verdict in
Rubashkin trial
SIOUc XALLS (AP) - A F<rK has rea8hed a @erdi8; i2 ;he 8ase of for5er
Iowa Hosher s0a<=h;erho<se 5a2a=er Sho0o5 R<?ashHi2B who has ?ee2
8har=ed wi;h 91 8o<2;s of fi2a28ia0 fra<d.
Phe F<rK rea8hed i;s @erdi8; 0a;e Ph<rsdaK af;er2oo2 a2d R<?ashHi2B his
0awKers a2d prose8<;ors were =a;heri2= a; ;he federa0 8o<r;ho<se i2 Sio<L
Xa00sB where ;he 2ear0K 5o2;h0o2= ;ria0 was he0d.
R<?ashHi2 fa8es 91 8har=es of ?a2HB 5ai0 a2d wire fra<dB 5o2eK 0a<2deri2=
a2d i=2ori2= orders ;o paK 8a;;0e pro@iders i2 ;he ;i5e re[<ired ?K federa0 0aw.
Phe 8har=es were 0i2Hed ;o R<?ashHi2Is Fo? as a ;op 5a2a=er a; ;he for5er
A=ripro8essorIs p0a2; i2 Pos;@i00eB Iowa. Ae was arres;ed 5o2;hs af;er a MaK
d]]8 i55i=ra;io2 raid ;ha; 0ed ;o ;he arres; of Y89 worHers.
BLACK HILLS PIONEER STATE NEWS
Body found with burned
car in Hanson County
MITP/VLL XYOZ J The state attorne5 gener;
alBs office sa5s a bod5 was found with a burned car
in /anson Pount5 on Tuesda5 night and that it
<ight be related to the case of a <issing teenager.
The /anson Pount5 SheriffBs Kffice said a sus;
picious grass fire burned the car in the western part
of the count5, southeast of Mitchell.
Eoger and Jud5 Bartscher, who live near the
scene, said the bod5 was found in the trunk of the
car, a Phev5 Malibu.
\:hen we drove in the field all of a sudden I
said, BKh <5 Nod, there is a car burning up,B\ Judi
Bartscher told KVLK;T^ in SiouD Malls.
The5 saw the fla<es around HI p.<. Tuesda5
and called UHH. Y black hole was burned in the tree
line near the field where the Bartschers found the
car. The5 watched the police investigate the vehi;
cle.
\:hen the5 lifted the car up, the trunk, the5
found the re<ains of a bod5 in there,\ she said.
The attorne5 generalBs office said the case <ight
be related to the Tuesda5 night disappearance of
Jas<ine Nuevara, H_, of Mitchell, who was last
seen in a Malibu. Yuthorities are continuing to
investigate and asking an5one with infor<ation
about Nuevara to contact the<.
The bod5 was sent to the state cri<e lab in
Oierre for identification, the Yrgus Leader report;
ed online Thursda5.
The car was re<oved fro< the scene
:ednesda5 afternoon and also sent to the lab. It
was so far inside the burnt out tree line that inves;
tigators had to cut down so<e trees 9ust to get it
out.
\I see the5 were walking the ditches and looking
ever5thing over out here,\ Eoger Bartscher said.
The Bartschers said that about an hour before
the fire started, a neighbor saw a suspicious vehi;
cle with two people in the area and wrote down the
license plate nu<ber.
Man cleared by DNA evidence
speaks in Sioux Falls
SIKà MYLLS XYOZ J The first <an freed fro<
death row b5 >NY evidence said :ednesda5 at the
`niversit5 of SiouD Malls that societ5 <ust listen
<ore closel5 to clai<s of innocence fro< people who
are convicted through e5ewitness testi<on5.
Kirk Bloodsworth, who spent nine 5ears in prison
before a HUUc >NY test overturned his conviction,
had been sentenced to die based on e5ewitness testi;
<on5 for a HUde rape and <urder.
Bloodsworth is an honorabl5 discharged Marine
with no prior convictions. /e sa5s if it can happen to
hi<, it can happen to an5one.
BloodsworthBs organization, The Justice Oro9ect,
now works for cri<inal 9ustice refor<.
The Justice Oro9ect sa5s >NY evidence has been
used to clear <ore than RII people since HUdU.
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still being considered. /owever, he said ever5
issue should be looked at ever5 5ear and nothing
should be off the table 9ust 5et.
:hen asked about what can be done to ensure
off;highwa5 vehicle legislation <eets the needs of
local enthusiasts while still protecting our forests,
>augaard said that the best thing the state govern;
<ent can do is be the voice for the citizens.
@:e can <ake our voices heard and keep the
citizens involved. The governorBs voice is heard in
:ashington,C >augaard said.
/e also added that one of the <ain 9obs to help
with econo<ic develop<ent is to <aintain a low
taD environ<ent.
@Eenewable resources are a big part of our state
as well,C said >augaard. @:ind power in South
>akota has been a quiet success. :e are actuall5
pa5ing less for electricit5 than we were HI 5ears
ago, inflation ad9usted.C
>augaard added that besides wind power, the
success of h5dropower in the state and the great
a<ount of electricit5 generated fro< the four
da<s J Kahe, Big Bend, Mort Eandall and
NavinBs Ooint J is outstanding.
The lieutenant governor began his career with
HI 5ears in banking before getting involved with
the PhildrenBs /o<e Societ5.
Much like the financial state of South >akota
right now, the PhildrenBs /o<e Societ5 was in
<onetar5 trouble when >augaard started in the
business. /e was with the co<pan5 for approDi;
<atel5 RI 5ears and helped secure and stabilize
funding of the progra<.
Page 5
@:e increased the growth of the PhildrenBs /o<e
Societ5 sevenfold,C said >augaard. @The5 now
have no <ore debt, no <ortgage.C
>augaard turned his ke5s over to others working
with the societ5 last week to work on his ca<paign,
but said he feels co<fortable and confident with
where the co<pan5 is at right now.
@The PhildrenBs /o<e Societ5 shows co<para;
tive relevance to the current state situation,C said
>augaard.
/is histories of fiscal responsibilit5 helped hi< to
take part in the state senate for siD 5ears, as well as
earn the position of lieutenant governor and hold it
for the past seven 5ears.
>augaard said that although South >akota is
going to be dealing with so<e tough situations, he
is confident the state has a bright future.
@:e are doing better than <an5 other states.
Businesses are looking at South >akota and seeing
positive outco<es to <oving here,C said >augaard.
@The5 are asking the<selves, B:here can we do
wellSBC
The specifics of >augaardBs ca<paign platfor<
will be announced in March at the end of the current
legislative session, as he does not want to be con;
tradicting to the issues currentl5 being reviewed.
@Novernor Eounds has been a great supporter
and friend and I want to continue to be a lo5al lieu;
tenant to hi<,C >augaard said.
>augaard and his fa<il5 live on a far< near
Narretson. The5 are the fourth generation of
>augaardBs to reside there since the far< was ho<e;
steaded in HUHH.
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End of a dairy era
!hen life gets tough. humans find comfort
in 4nowing others have suffered and survived
it. In times of crisis. whether financial. emo9
tional. spiritual. physical. national. per9
sonal 9 any crisis 9 it is easy to wish
for better times gone by. !e get
caught up in nostalgia for the past.
forgetting that tragedy and crisis are
not particular to our lifetime alone.
=ven those who lived in the better
times which we imagine wished for
better times when things got
rough. as well. and lived life
>ust as we must. !e can ta4e
comfort in the fact that others
Kaija
have gone before us and that
we are not alone in experienc9
ing pain. loss. and death. @here is a season for
everything. and with every beginning comes
an ending. which in turn creates another
beginning. which was the reality for many
homesteaders to the area.
=ven the successful Anderson Bairy. near
Cpearfish. came to an end eventually. yet
remains alive in history.
Dames Anderson had ta4en his brother9in9
law Hans under his wing at the dairy. and
Hans eventually started his own dairy after
finding a suitable location about five miles
northeast of DamesFs dairy. Gecause of their
friendship. Dames assigned two of his hired
men to help Hans build a suitable cabin. wor4
quarters. cellar. spring house. shed. barns. and
corral. @he men were expected to fulfill their
chores at the Anderson Ranch in addition to
the wor4 on HansFs new ranch. but Hans was
grateful for the help. and he and his wife
named their first son Dames in honor of their
brother9in9law. and their second son. Andrew.
for the same reason.
However. life around the dairies was not
free from tragedy. Jn the morning of Aug.
KL. LMMN. two boys were driving a group of
calves past HansFs ranch. Oater that day.
one of the boys returned. as4ing for
help. as some of HansFs calves had
become mixed into the group and
the boys did not thin4 they would be
able to separate the herd themselves.
@he boys needed to be at Pinnesela.
LQ miles northwest. before night9
fall. so Hans. his brother9in9law.
and one hired man rode out
to help. !hile Hans was
wor4ing to separate his
Swisher
calves. one calf ran in front
of his horse. causing it to
stumble. and Hans was thrown to the
ground. He died there on the ground. only
KR years old. leaving his wife and five chil9
dren. His sister Satherine immediately
pic4ed a beautiful spot covered with oa4
trees to be the family cemetery. and Hans
was laid to rest at the base of =l4horn
Pountain. an area he had frequented when
rounding up the mil4 cows and pic4ing
flowers for his wife and sisters. !hile fami9
ly members initially helped run HansFs dairy.
eventually his widow remarried and sold the
land.
Che was not the only widow to come
from the dairy business. Dames Anderson
died from stomach cancer at the age of NT in
Ceptember. LMRQ. though his influence on
the ranch continued. as his original brand UD
Jpen A GarV became the wor4ing brand of
the Wrawley Ranch. After his death.
Satherine married =nos Oane. a farmer with
a homestead near the dairy. @hey lived at the
dairy until LRQL. when Satherine sold it to
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her daughter. Shristina. and she and her new
husband moved to !hitewood to build the
Oane Hotel. completed in LRQN. However.
=nos died of complications from a heart
attac4 shortly before the hotelFs completion.
Satherine again remarried. this time to a
Xresbyterian minister from Xennsylvania by
the name of Yeorge Xerry. @hey traveled
extensively for a while before separating.
each returning home. Satherine died in LRKT
at the Beadwood Hospital and is buried in
the family cemetery near the Anderson
Bairy. Shristina Anderson would go on to
marry Henry Wrawley. a prominent lawyer in
Beadwood. and once the marriage united the
Anderson and Wrawley families. the dairy
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was converted into part of the cattle ranch.
discontinuing the dairy business. It was the
end of the era for the Anderson Bairy.
though a new chapter was opened in its con9
version into part of a different ranch.
=very story has a beginning and ending.
>ust as the cycle of life. since stories are rep9
resentative and reflective of our lives. !e
tell stories for many reasons. but li4e the
story of the Anderson Bairy. stories remind
us that life happens whether we plan on it
on notZ there are things outside of our con9
trol which will affect us. @he beginnings and
endings come and go. but the stories remain
to remind us that we are not alone in experi9
encing life in all its cycles and seasons.
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Feds move to seize 4 mosques, tower linked to Iran
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Fort Hood suspect charged with 13 counts of murder
!ORT HOOD, Texas (AP) 1 The
Army psychiatrist in the !ort Hood massacre was charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder Thursday as he lay in a
hospital bed and President Barack
Obama ordered a review to determine if
the government fumbled warning signs
of the shooterIs contacts with a radical
Islamic cleric.
MaM. Nidal Malik Hasan could face the
death penalty if convicted.
Army officials said they believe Hasan
acted alone when he Mumped on a table
with two hand guns last week, shouted
OAllahu akbarO and opened fire. The dead
included at least three other mental
health professionalsP Q9 were inMured.
Additional charges were possible, said
Chris Trey, spokesman for the Army
Criminal Investigation Command. It had
not been decided whether to charge
Hasan with the death of the unborn child
of a pregnant soldier who died, officials
told The Associated Press on condition of
anonymity because they were not authoriUed to speak about the case publicly.
Meanwhile, Obama ordered a review
of all intelligence related to Hasan to
determine whether it was properly
shared and acted upon within the government. John Brennan, assistant to the
president for homeland security and
counterterrorism, will oversee the
review. The first results are due Nov. 30.
Obama also ordered the preservation of
the intelligence.
Members of Congress are pressing for
a full investigation in why Hasan was
not detected and stopped. A Senate hearing on Hasan is scheduled for next week.
Rep. Peter Hoekstra, the top
Republican on the House Intelligence
Committee, and others have called for a
full examination of what agencies knew
about HasanIs contacts with a radical
imam and others of concern to the Y.S.,
and what they did with the information.
Hoekstra confirmed this week that the
Y.S. government knew about 10 to Q0 emails between Hasan and a radical
See FORT HOOD — Page 9
Army &eneral &eorge William Casey, Jr3, second 6rom le6t, and his 9i6e
Sheila, le6t, take part in a candle light =igil alongside Army soldiers and
their 6amilies at Hood Stadium on the Fort Hood base, Friday e=ening, No=3
63 AP photo
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!r#day, (o*em-er 10, 2009
FORT HOOD Cont#nued :rom Page ;
ABORTION Cont#nued :rom Page <
imam, beginning in December
2008.
A 2oint terrorism task force overseen by the FBI learned late last
year of HasanBs repeated contact
with a radical Euslim cleric who
encouraged Euslims to kill U.S.
troops in IraI. The FBI said the task
force did not refer early information about Hasan to superiors
because it concluded he wasnBt
linked to terrorism.
Hasan was charged in the hospital without his lawyers present, said
Kohn Galligan, his civilian attorney.
MWhat I find disturbing is that my
client is in ICU, and heBs 150 miles
south of his defense counsel, and
heBs being served with the charges,M
he told The Associated Rress.
MGiven his status as a patient, IBm
troubled by this procedure and that
IBm not there. IBm in the dark, and
that shouldnBt be the case. I am
mad.M
Eonths before the shootings,
doctors and staff overseeing
HasanBs training reported viewing
him at times as belligerent, defensive and argumentative in his freIuent discussions of his Euslim
faith, according to a military official familiar with several group discussions about Hasan. The official
was not authoriSed to speak publicly about the meetings and spoke
on condition of anonymity.
Hasan was characteriSed as a
mediocre student and laSy worker,
which concerned the doctors and
staff at Walter Reed Army Eedical
Center and the Uniformed Services
University of the Health Sciences, a
military medical school in
Bethesda, Ed., the official said.
Even outside the military,
HasanBs behavior drew attention.
Golam Akhter, a civil engineer
from Bethesda, Ed., said Thursday
that he had spoken with Hasan
about 10 times at the Euslim
Community Center in Silver Spring
before Hasan left for Texas last
summer.
MHe used to not believe that W/11
was solely the work of Eiddle East
people,M Akhter said. MHis main
thing was, BAmerica is killing
Euslims in the Eiddle East.B That
made him very, very upset.M
Akhter said he sensed that Hasan
was Ma troubled manM and feels
guilty for not alerting others.
Douglas Kohnson, the National Right to Life
CommitteeBs legislative director, said itBs difficult
to forecast the restrictions practical impact, but he
agreed that some women now covered for abortions would face restrictions if they wanted to
switch to potentially cheaper coverage in the new
insurance marketplace, known as an exchange.
MThereBs a choice they are offered by the government ] this gift, this great subsidy ] and this
plan is not going to cover everything, as a matter
of public policy,M he said. MIf thereBs a market ^for
add-on abortion riders_, if there are people who
think itBs that important, it will be offered.M
The Congressional Budget Zffice estimates
that 21 million people would purchase individual
coverage through the exchange, under the House
plan. That would amount to about 7 percent of
Americans under the age of 65. Zf those, about
18 million would have government subsidies and
thus would have to be in plans that donBt cover
abortions.
MBeyond that, itBs an open Iuestion for individual insurance companies ] how much of their
business is in the exchange or outside it,M said Adam
MI tried to convince him to try
to be a moderate Euslim,M Akhter
said.
Inside Walter Reed, the concerns about HasanBs performance
and religious views were shared
with other military officials considering his next assignment, and
the consensus was to send the 3Wyear-old psychiatrist to Fort Hood
in Texas, the military official
said.
Zne of the largest military
installations, other doctors could
handle the workload if Hasan continued to perform poorly and his
superiors could document any
continued behavior problems, the
official said.
Hasan repeatedly referred to his
strong religious views in discussions with classmates, his superiors and even in his research work,
the official said. His behavior,
while at times perceived as
intense and combative, was not
unlike the Seal of others with
strong religious views.
But some doctors and staff were
concerned that their unfamiliarity
with the Euslim faith would lead
them to unfairly single out
HasanBs behavior, the official
said.
Some Iuestioned HasanBs sympathies as an Army psychiatrist,
whether he would be more aligned
with Euslims fighting U.S.
troops. There also was some concern about whether he should continue to serve in the military, the
official said.
But they saw no signs of mental
problems, no risk factors that
would predict violent behavior.
And the group discussed other
factors that suggested Hasan
would continue to thrive in the
military, factors that mitigated
their concerns, the official said.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates
said Thursday he was appalled at
news leaks about the investigation
into last weekBs deadly shootings
at Fort Hood.
MFrankly if I found out with
high confidence anybody whoBs
leaking on the Department of
Defense, who that was, that would
probably be a career-ender,M he
told reporters traveling with him
to Zshkosh, Wis. MEverybody
ought to shut up.M
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Sonfield of the Guttmacher Institute, which studies
reproductive-rights issues.
Stupak says one reason his amendmentBs impact
would be limited is because only a small fraction
of abortions ] 13 percent by Guttmacher Institute
estimates ] are paid for directly by private insurance. The vast ma2ority are paid for in cash, even
by women with abortion coverage who do so out
of privacy concerns.
However, Dr. Willie Rarker, an abortion
provider in Washington, D.C., noted that insurance
coverage could be vital for women with health
problems who need hospital abortions costing
many thousands of dollars, compared to roughly
b400 to b800 for a first-trimester abortion in a clinic.
MThe cash option was a challenge for many
women even in more reasonable economic times,M
Rarker said. MI see that becoming worse as people
have to make hard decisions because abortion is
not considered part of health care.M
Zbama says he wants to strike a balance on the
issue, but whether such middle ground can be
found remains unclear.
Is there a destination that you would like to know about? Call 642-2761 or e-mail your request to news@bhpioneer.com
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n e w s @ b h p i o n e e r. c o m
November 13, 2009
Park Service sets vision for Gateway Arch grounds
B"#$% #&%'()
Associated Press Writer
ST. %O'(S )*+, - The
shimmering Gateway *rch on
the banks of the Mississippi
Biver is St. %ouis' calling card.
But the iconic monument set
off from the rest of the city is,
well, set off from the rest of the
city.
The Jational +ark Service
hopes to change that. (t has
released its final management
plan for the Kefferson Jational
EMpansion Memorial, the N1acre )QR-hectare, park that
includes the *rch and the historic Old Courthouse which
draws throngs of visitors.
The plan stresses the need for
better links between downtown
St. %ouis, the *rch grounds, the
Mississippi riverfront, nearby
commercial areas and East St.
%ouis, (llinois, Tust across the
river.
One idea being considered is
a seasonal water taMi to ferry
visitors across the river
between the two cities, Tust one
of the changes under consideration.
U+eople are happy to see we
aren't going by a 1NV2 plan
anymore,U said the park's assistant superintendent Frank
Mares.
*rchitect
Eero
Saarinen's
Uwonderful,
Modernist masterpieceU built
from 1NVQ to 1NVY will be preserved forever, but the region
around it has changed and the
management plan needed an
update.
U(t
takes
Eero
Saarinen's vision and moves it
to a relevancy for people today
and in the future,U he said.
The +ark Service held 11
public meetings, attended by
nearly
a
1,000
people.
Members of the public made it
clear they want easier connections to get onto the *rch
grounds.
The plan calls for improved
links to the grounds across
Memorial Drive, which runs
between the *rch and the Old
Courthouse, by use of a single
elevated deck, multiple bridges
or improved pedestrian crossings.
More would be done to edu-
cate the public, improve services offered to them and to
increase special events held at
the park.
The Museum of Westward
EMpansion, an underground
museum beneath the *rch,
would be renovated with more
interactive eMhibits and a
research facility.
The details haven't been
decided yet. The +ark Service
wants a maTor contest to be
held, where outside architects
and designers could pitch their
ideas for protecting historic and
cultural aspects of the park
while revitalizing the grounds.
Often such design contests
are funded by private organizations, and the money to hold it
hasn't yet been secured. (f ^1
million or ^2 million is donated
soon, the hope would be to have
a design winner picked by the
end of 2010.
UThat's fast track, the best
possible case scenario,U Mares
said. From there, the hope
would be to have changes to the
park in place between 201_ and
201V, he said.
(n recent years, former
Bepublican Sen. Kohn Danforth
had been advocating for
improvements at the *rch
grounds. The private Danforth
Foundation had even proposed
a ^Y0 million contribution
toward a new cultural attraction
or destination museum on the
*rch grounds, an idea backed
by several civic leaders. But it
also drew ire from others who
thought it could detract from
the monument and park.
The financial offer was later
withdrawn, with the foundation
citing the falling stock market.
%ynn McClure, Midwest
Begional Director for the
Wa s h i n g t o n - D . C . - b a s e d
Jational +arks Conservation
*ssociation, said she likes the
final plan because it still allows
room for outside ideas, while
protecting
heritage.
UThe
design competition will allow
for whole new sets of eyes
looking at this site,U she said.
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Before you can say,
“red light, green light,
one...two...three”,
a child can dart out of
nowhere, and get hurt.
Please be prepared to stop
and exercise extra caution
when driving near
playgrounds and schools.
Please Drive Carefully.
Our Kids Are Depending On You.
!riday, N)*e,ber 13, 2009
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office
Sheriff - Richard Mowell
Chief Deputy - Joe Harmon
Captain - Brian Dean
Lieutenant - Randall Rosenau
Detective - Paul Hansen
Detective - Marty Goetsch
Sergeant - Tavis Little
Sergeant - Joe Leveque
Deputy - Ryan Cook
Deputy - Seth Brennan
Deputy - Rob Ruffatto
Deputy - Bob Williams
Deputy - Brooke Leighty
Civil Deputy - Larry Gabriel
Civil Deputy - Richard Hagerty
911 Coordinator - Tom Sandvick
Telecommunications:
Sue Black - Supervisor
Marian Hamilton
Rick White
Kristy Schumacher
Laurie Greeley
Peggy Steffen
Shelley Dragoo
Part-Time
Lori Fredericksen
Sara Fitzgerald
Kristine Altson
Michael McCarty
Cody Brotsky
Joe Kotek
Ralph Harter
Correction Officers:
Special Deputy:
Sergeant-Sue Kellogg
Sergeant-Dawn Allen
Sergeant-Mike McClain
Robert Williams
Wendy Berndt
Kim Culver
Kevin Fish
Ashlee Cook
Katie Harris
Dora Patino
Jordan Smith
Part-Time
Roger Asheim
Frank Cortez
Dan Brady
Eric Herdt
Nicole Harris
Felix Mehia
Roger Asheim
Mike Shafer
John Walker
Andy Hulm
Larry Langenfeld
Gary Gould
Reserve Deputy:
Jake Jansevics
Jerry Utecht
Dan Brady
Office:
Kesha Nelson
Judy Davis
Jeri Mykleby
Laurie Vrem
Sponsors
A & J Clothing & Supply
Auto Body Rebuilders
Captain Clean
1020 Laurel Street, Whitewood
269-2434 & 269-2224
3365 Colorado Blvd., Spearfish, 642-2991
372 Evans Lane, Spearfish, 642-7563
Absolute Realty
410 S. 32nd Street, Spearfish, 559-0772
Ainsworth Benning Construction
345 Industrial Dr., Spearfish, 642-4716
Air Systems Mechanical
305 Seaton Circle, Spearfish, 642-1996
Aldinger Funeral Home
& Cremation Service
611 Dahl Road, Spearfish, 642-4784
Allart Insurance Agency, LLC
35 N. 5th Avenue, Belle Fourche, 892-4329
Arleta’s Hair Care
1005 Meade Street, Whitewood, 269-2210
Belle Fourche Area Community Center
Chris Cuts It/Kurly Sue’s
1111 National St., Belle Fourche, 892-2467
138 Sherman St., Deadwood, 578-1010
Black Hills State University
Dakota Territory Federal
Credit Union
1200 University St., Spearfish, 642-6011
Black Hills Federal Credit Union
835 Main Street, Spearfish, 642-8161
Bloomers Flowers & Gifts
132 US Hwy 14A, Central City, 578-7737
Bullwacker’s Saloon
1010 Mead Street, Whitewood, 269-9203
Bunney's Body & Collision Repair Center
118 5th Ave., Belle Fourche, 892-2802
Can Am Automotive Repair
78 Cliff St., Deadwood, 578-3995
Dakota Wellness
1109 Main St., Spearfish, 642-7111
Day Morris Law Firm
Deadwood Dental
88 Charles St., Deadwood, 578-3810
Deadwood Eyecare
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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Lead Police Department
Dept.
Secretary,
Barb
Sprinkel
CHIEF
JOHN WAINMAN
SENIOR OFFICER
DON PAPOUSEK
OFFICER
AARON FRANK
OFFICER
PAUL WHITCRAFT
OFFICER
SCOTT JONES
Whitewood Police Department
NOT PICTURED:
PART-TIME OFFICER
SHAWN DONOVAN
RESERVE OFFICER
GREG KARLES
POLICE CHIEF
JERRY DAVIDSON
OFFICER
LYNN HILL
OFFICER
BEN KOENS
RESERVE OFFICER
MARK LARMORE
RESERVE OFFICER
ROBERT COVELL
Sponsors
Deadwood Area Chamber
& Visitors Bureau
767 Man St., Deadwood, 578-1876
Deadwood Recreation Center
Deb Moncur, CPA
1411 5th Ave Ste. B, Belle Fourche, 723-0980
Demos Auto & Towing
11087 US Hwy 212, Belle Fourche, 892-3712
Donovan Lawncare Services
3227 W. Fairgrounds Loop, Spearfish, 559-1009
ET Sports/ET Tire
Farm Bureau Financial Services
Phil Kissack Agency
First National Bank
300 W. Main, Lead, 584-2622
First Interstate Bank
696 Main St., Deadwood, 578-1792
145 Glendale Dr., Ste. #4, Lead, 717-9340
Gene’s Lock Shop
521 N. Main St., Spearfish, 642-4542
Gold Dust Gaming
Great Western Bank
526 Main Street, Spearfish, 642-2232
Hair’s To You
Hersruds of Belle Fourche
622 State St., Belle Fourche, 892-2120
Hwy. 212, Belle Fourche, 892-2766
First Gold Hotel & Gaming
Hill’s Product Group
Treating Plant, Whitewood, 269-2233
The Hub & The Hub’s Pub
Integrity Meats
404 Industrial St., Belle Fourche, 892-6215
Jeane’s Country Mall
11968 Pittman Lane, Whitewood, 269-2101
Johns & Kosel Attorneys
203 W. Main St., Lead, 717-2889
Juneks’
644 W. Jackson Blvd., Spearfish, 642-2651
KDSJ 980 AM
Lead-Deadwood Regional Hospital
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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Deadwood Police Department
CHIEF OF POLICE
KELLY FULLER
SERGEANT, DWI INSTRUCTOR,
OC AEROSOL INSTRUCTOR
ROB LESTER
SERGEANT, FIELD
TRAINING OFFICER
KEN MERTENS
DETECTIVE
GREG NELSON
PATROLMAN,
DARE OFFICER
ALEX HAMANN
SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER,
DARE OFFICER, PATROLMAN
KIP MAU
PATROLMAN
RESERVE COORDINATOR
TONY BRADLEY
PATROLMAN
DUSTIN
SCHUMACHER
PATROLMAN
JIM LEHTO
PATROLMAN
JOHN MARSHALL
PATROLMAN
ZAC BELL
ORDINANCE OFFICER,
RESERVE OFFICER
CINDY RISCHE
ORDINANCE OFFICER
TAMMY KOHLER
DEPT. SECRETARY
SARAH SOLANO
PART TIME OFFICER
KEN BATKA
RESERVE OFFICER
CHRIS TOMFORD
RESERVE OFFICER
KRISTY SCHUMACHER
RESERVE OFFICER
DAWN ALLEN
NOT PICTURED: PART-TIME OFFICE VERLA LITTLE, PART-TIME OFFICER TAVIS LITTLE,
PART-TIME OFFICER MATTHEW SYMONDS, RESERVE OFFICER DOUG BECHEN
Sponsors
Lead-Dwd Regional Medical Clinic
Lynn's Dakotamart Lead
Mineral Palace
145 Glendale Drive, Lead, 584-2905
Low-Man Agency
Medicap Pharmacy
1401 Laurel Street, Whitewood, 269-2257
1330 North Avenue, Spearfish, 642-2442
Lucky Strike Lanes
1740 Ryan Road, Spearfish, 642-7367
Midnight Star
Motive Parts of Belle Fourche
N. Hwy 212 & 85, Belle Fourche, 892-2588
Motor Service
538 West Jackson Blvd., Spearfish
642-7142
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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!rida&, (o*e,-er /0, 1223
Spearfish Police Department
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT
DONNA KLOPPEL
ADMINISTRATIVE
VOLUNTEER
ROBERT FURROW
PATROL
LIEUTENANT
CURT JACOBS
SERGEANT
KEVIN KLUNDER
SERGEANT
BOYD DEAN
CORPORAL
MARK WEBER
CORPORAL
STEVE HOFMANN
UNVERSITY
OFFICER
KEITH SMITH
OFFICER
VERLA LITTLE
SCHOOL RESOURCE
OFFICER
CANDI WATTS
OFFICER
DANIEL MORGAN
OFFICER
KATIE ALLART
OFFICER
NATHAN DAVIS
OFFICER
JOHN ARNESON
OFFICER
JON TISH
OFFICER
MICHAEL HANSEN
OFFICER
BRIAN LARSON
ANIMAL CONTROL
OFFICER
DEE RICHARDS
OPERATIONS
LIEUTENANT
ROSS JOHNSON
DETECTIVE
DARIN PEDNEAU
DETECTIVE
JASON DENEUI
DISPATCH
SUPERVISOR
LEAH RAFFERTY
DISPATCHER
JUDITH WARNER
POLICE CHIEF
PATRICK ROTERT
DISPATCHER
ANDREW IVERSON
DISPATCHER
COLLEEN
ADAMS
DISPATCHER
ADAM MILES
DISPATCHER
UTE STEIGERWALD
RESERVE OFFICER
PAUL CARROLL
RESERVE OFFICER
PATRICK JOHNSON
DISPATCHER LISA HERMAN-SPILDE (NOT PICTURED)
RESERVE OFFICER
ELIZABETH
ALLISON
RESERVE OFFICER
JEREMY TIMMER
RESERVE OFFICER
MATT SYMONDS
Sponsors
National Mutual Benefit
Pete's Clothing
741 N. Main St., Ste. #5, Spearfish, 642-4778
500 State St., Belle Fourche, 892-4773
Pack Horse Liquor & Convenience
Pizza Ranch
Palace Express
I-90 Exit 14, Spearfish, 642-4422
Regional Orthopedics
2479 E. Colorado Blvd., Spearfish, 644-4460
Prestige Auto Sales
395 Glendale Dr., Lead, 584-2000
1920 N. Ave., Spearfish, 642-1900
Performance Automatics & Service
ProBuild
Real Estate Center of
Lead-Deadwood
Ross Equipment Rental and Sales
67 N. 6th Ave., Belle Fourche, 723-7677
203 West Hudson Street, Spearfish, 642-4733
Sacrison Paving
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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Belle Fourche Police Department
CHIEF
TOM MAUNDERS
LIEUTENANT
ERIK JORGENSEN
CORPORAL
JUSTIN SHELLHAMMER
CORPORAL
JOSH BACH
CORPORAL
SHANNON BUTLER
CORPORAL
DOUG MOSER
PATROLMAN
LOREN SCHAUB
CORPORAL
JAMIE DINKEL
SECRETARY
CRISTI LIER
All of the Employees at the
Butte County Sheriff’s Office
Sponsors
Sharkey Plumbing
Taco John’s
Wilson Fence, Etc.
418 S. 32nd St., Spearfish, 642-7323
11315 US Hwy. 212, Belle Fourche, 892-2585
Shedd Jewelers
Taggart’s Skate Rental
West Tire & Alignment
12009 Centennial Estate Loop, Whitewood
269-2033
601 Butte St., Belle Fourche, 892-2001
Tin Lizzie
614 South 32nd. St., Spearfish, 642-5755
Shop 4 Le$$
1307 Laurel St., Whitewood, 269-2067
Silverado Franklin
Spearfish Forest Products
1510 W. Oliver St., Spearfish, 642-7741
Stadler Industrial Service
340 Industrial Dr., Spearfish, 642-9950
Sturdevants
Twin City Hardware & Rental
Whitewood Family Restaurant
Whitewood Plaza
Wolff’s Plumbing & Heating
Pa5e 16
Garfield
Baby Blues
For Better or For Worse
The Born Loser
Frank and Ernest
Ernie
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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Alley Oop
Arlo & Janis
by Dave Graue & Jack Bender
by Jimmy
Johnson
Herman
Page 1T
BRIDGE
by Jim Unger
With no high card,
give partner count
John Wooden was the first person elected to the Basketball Hall
of Fame twice, first as a player,
then as a coach. He said, “It is
what we learn after we think we
know it all, that counts.”
As we continue to look at third
hand high, there is one situation
when it is wrong that most inexperienced players do not know. It
arises in this deal.
NEA Crossword Puzzle
Funky Winkerbean
by Tom Batiuk
Astrograph
Saturday, Nov. 1/, 2002
Don’t sit on any progressive or
futuristic ideas in the year ahead. If
you’re not afraid to act on them, the
future could be filled with substantial successes.
Remember, they won’t develop on their own.
SCORPIO (Oct. 2/-Nov. 22) — Trust your good judgment, and have the courage to follow your convictions.
You are a better decision maker than most people, especially when under pressure.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Your clever and
innovative thinking for circumventing or eliminating difficult conditions will serve you well. Give it your full attention.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 12) — Although you might
be placed in a position where you have to take a chance
on someone you hardly know, it will work out extremely
well. In fact, you couldn’t find a better partner.
AEUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 12) — Anything that could
be advantageous career-wise should be acted upon
immediately. Don’t put it off; you’re luckier right now, and
things will work out for you.
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — You’re likely to be in
the perfect position to spot something of great benefit not
merely for yourself but for others as well. Speak up, and
let your ideas be known.
ARIES (March 21-April 12) — Even if you attempt to
use untried techniques or methods, go for it. Conditions
are exceptionally strong for fulfilling your most ambitious
objectives.
Probably a computer simulation
would show that North, because
his doubleton is so strong, ought
to jump straight to three no-trump,
not try to find a 4-4 spade fit. With,
say, two low clubs and ace-queenfourth of diamonds, Stayman
would have a higher success rate.
Remember, any time you do not
find a 4-4 major-suit fit, you have
given the defenders free information about declarer’s hand.
Play third hand high when your
highest card is at least a nine.
When your highest card is lower
than that, give count: Play low
from an odd number of cards or
high from an even number.
Here, East must play the heart
two at trick one.
South will win with his jack, play
a spade to dummy’s queen, and
run the diamond 10. Knowing
declarer has a doubleton heart (it
cannot be four, because he denied
a four-card major in the auction),
West should not find it difficult to
win with the king and put the heart
ace onto the table: down one.
Note that if East plays the heart
eight at trick one, West would
assume that is from a doubleton,
giving South K-J-x of hearts. West
would shift to a club at trick four,
letting the contract make.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — You tend to be a loner
more often than not when it comes to accomplishing your
aims. However, some of your greatest successes are
likely to come as the result of a team effort.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Be on your toes with
regard to ways and means for generating extracurricular
income. You might save a bundle by doing a job yourself,
or you might spot a good investment.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Don’t hesitate to jump
in and take over something being mishandled by another.
Actually, the person might welcome your input, especially
if you do well — which is quite likely.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — A situation that you’ve been
viewing with a bit of trepidation looks as if it is about to
take off, owing to a sudden change in conditions. You
were right to believe in it and stay with it.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Circumstances might
bring you and a recent acquaintance closer together,
which will be to your liking. A number of good things
could come as a result of this new friendship.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Be more adventurous
and enterprising with regard to a situation capable of generating increased growth and earnings for you.
Conditions are likely to be more conducive to success.
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Ours’’
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ESTATES
51
State o+ So0th @a3ota
Lo0nt? o+ /awren7e
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Ri7har:sI whose a::ress is
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5ersona= re5resentati9e o+
the Estate o+ E:na
Fer10son Ro>inson6
Lre:itors o+ :e7e:ent
m0st +i=e their 7=aims withC
in +o0r months a+ter the
:ate o+ the +irst 50>=i7ation
o+ this noti7e or their
7=aims ma? >e >arre:6
L=aims ma? >e +i=e:
with the 5ersona= re5resenC
tati9e or ma? >e +i=e: with
the 7=er3I an: a 7o5? o+ the
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a= re5resentati9e6
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No34 13, 20, 2;
MEETING
MINUTES
52
S<earfish City Council
S<ecial Session Minutes
No3eLMer 4, 2009
The S5ear+ish Lit?
Lo0n7i= met in S5e7ia=
Session in the Lo0n7i=
Lham>ers o+ the M0ni7i5a=
Ser9i7es Lentre at S:HR 8M
on ,e:nes:a?I Go9em>er
QI KRRJ with the +o==owin1
mem>ers 5resent: @a9isI
ao0n1I Mor1anI b0inn an:
S7hmit6
Ua3er was
a>sent6 A=so 5resent: Lit?
A:ministrator
S0n:I
80>=i7
,or3s
A:ministrator MohnsonI
8o=i7e
Lhie+
RotertI
Assistant Finan7e O++i7er
@0tton an: Lit? 8=anner
,atson6 Ma?or Kram>e73
5resi:e: an: 7a==e: the
meetin1 to or:er6 A== stoo:
an: re7ite: the 8=e:1e o+
A==e1ian7e6
8=annin1 Session C Lit?
A:ministrator S0n: state:
in >e1innin1 to 7ome 05
with a 9ision +or the Lit?I
we wi== start >? 50ttin1
to1ether i:eas6 A 9ision
sho0=: >e en:0rin16 @a9is
as3e: how a 9ision stateC
ment wo0=: he=5 the Lit?6
S0n: re5=ie: that whi=e
9isionin1 an: 5ro>=em
so=9in1 are sometimes
tho01ht to >e the sameI
the? are 9er? :i++erent6
cisionin1 is a 5ositi9e
5ro7ess where 1o9ernment
has t?5i7a==? >een in 5ro>C
=em so=9in1 mo:e whi7h is
a ne1ati9e 5ro7ess6 A
9ision statement wo0=:
5ro9i:e a 7omm0ni7ation
too= to sta++ an: the 7omC
m0nit? in 7omm0ni7atin1
what the Ma?or an: Lit?
Lo0n7i= >e=ie9e the Lit?
sho0=: >e stri9in1 to
>e7ome6 S0n: >e1an +a7i=C
itatin1 the 9ision :e9e=o5C
ment 5ro7ess >? see3in1
in50t o+ the +0t0re +o70s o+
se9era= 7ate1ories6
d ,hat :o ?o0 thin3
S5ear+ish wi== =oo3 =i3e in
terms o+ 5eo5=e in VR to KR
?earse
d More 70=t0ra= :i9ersit?
d Simi=ar to to:a?I no
:ramati7 shi+ts C 2o5e to
maintain o0r Mi:western
9a=0es an: 70=t0re
d Lreate the sit0ation
wherein ?o0n1 5eo5=e who
1row 05 here 7an sta? in
area
d Lontin0e to a7f0ire
retirees with no 5re9io0s
7onne7tion to S5ear+ish
d [ni9ersit? wi== 5roC
9i:e a 7ontin0o0s stream
o+ new ?o0n1 5eo5=e an:
with the eD5ansion o+ the
internationa= 5ro1ramsI
we.== see more 70=t0ra=
:i9ersit?6
d ,e wo0=: eD5e7t to
see some 7han1e with the
@[SE/ an: S[SE/
e++e7ts
d Lontin0e to >e a
re1iona= h0>I 7ontin0e to
1row >0t maintain o0r 5osC
iti9e attri>0tes
d ,o0=: =i3e to see more
7omm0nit? in9o=9ement in
the +0t0re
d Lontin0e: rise in 5artC
time resi:ents C those 5eoC
5=e with two to se9era=
homes in :i++erent =o7aC
tions
d In7rease in Senior
5o50=ation an: senior 7are
d Lontin0e: 1rowth in
sin1=e 5arent +ami=ies an:
>oth 5arents wor3in1 7a0sC
in1 more :eman:s +or 0s in
terms o+ s7hoo= an: 7hi=C
:ren.s nee:s6
d 2ow :o ?o0 en9ision
ho0sin1 in the neDt VR to
KR ?earse
d More :i9ersit? an:
m0=tiC+ami=? ho0sin1
d More ?o0n1er 5eo5=e
an: +ami=ies =i9in1 in 7onC
:omini0m settin1s
d ,i== see a rise in
retirement homes C in:eC
5en:ent =i9in1 an: those
not rea:? +or assiste: =i9C
in1
d Ma? see home ownerC
shi5 on =ease: =an: as
@a3ota /an: Tr0st >e7ome
more 5re9a=ent
d More 05s7a=e homes
d More :owntown =i9C
in1 an: mo9e towar: a
wa=3a>=e 7omm0nit?
d 2ow :o ?o0 see in+raC
str07t0re 7han1in1 in the
neDt VR to KR ?earse
d ,o0=: =i3e to see
ret0rn to :e:i7ation o+
a==e?s >e :e9e=o5ment
7osts ma? ma3e this
im5ossi>=e
d ,i== see a new nei1hC
>orhoo: mo:e= in the
+0t0re C >a73 to sma==erI
ti1hter nei1h>orhoo:s with
sma==er =an: 5ar7e=s
d Ret0rn to in+rastr07C
t0re >ein1 on the GCSC,CE
1ri: 7on7e5t
d @owntown 5ar3in1 to
han:=e more :owntown
=i9in1 as 7omm0nit?
>e7omes more wa=3a>=e
d Magor 7han1es in
Storm ,ater re10=ation
7om5=ian7e
d More in+i==
d A::itions to the sewer
s?stem in7=0:in1 transmisC
sion mains an: =i+t stations
d Another eDit o++ ICJR
an: more ser9i7e roa:s
d 8ossi>=e 7on:emnin1
or 5ro5ert? a7f0isition to
meet in+rastr07t0re 1rowth
nee:s
d A::itiona= water reserC
9oir
d A::itiona= tra++i7 si1C
na=s
d ,ater tan3s at hi1her
e=e9ations to a77ommo:ate
hi1her e=e9ation 1rowth
d En=ar1e: Lemeter? or
new 7emeter?
d ,hat 7han1es :o ?o0
see +or o0r s7hoo=s in VR to
KR ?earse
d Tren: is :e7reasin1
+ami=? sihe C 5ossi>i=it? o+
re1iona= s7hoo=s
d In7rease in 5ri9ate
s7hoo=s
d A::itiona= 9o7ationa=
5ro1rams in se7on:ar?
s7hoo=s
see in o0r Mo> an: U0siness
Se7tors in VR to KR ?earse
d Lontin0e: :i9ersit? C
not a== e11s in one >as3et
d In7rease in man0+a7C
t0rin1
d Lontin0e to >0i=:
me:i7a= 7are +a7i=ities
d More assiste: =i9in1
d More retai=
d 8eo5=e who =i9e hereI
>0t :o not ha9e their >0siC
nesses here
d ,hat :o ?o0 see +or
2ea=th Lare in the neDt VR
to KR ?earse
d ED5e7t to see more
s5e7ia=t? 5h?si7ians
d Zrowth area at EDit VT
to ser9e re1ion
d Lontin0e: 1rowth in
n0rsin1 homesI assiste:
=i9in1I home hea=th 7are
an: in home he=5ers
d More s5e7ia=ihe:
hea=th 7are 7=ini7s
d More o0tC5atient 5roC
7e:0res an: +a7i=ities
d ,hat :o ?o0 see +or
Lrime in the neDt VR to KR
?earse
d Lonsistent 5attern o+
1rowthI as 5o50=ation
1rowsI n0m>er wi== 1row
>0t 5er7enta1e rate wi==
remain stati7
d Some tem5orar?
in7rease in 1an1 re=ate:
a7ti9ities as 5eo5=e re=oC
7ate +rom 1an1C5re9a=ent
areas
d Zrowth at U2S[ wi==
7ontri>0te to n0m>er o+
7rimes in7reasin1I >0t :o
not >e=ie9e this wi== raise
the o9era== rate6
d ,hat 7han1e in =o7a=
amenities :o ?o0 see in the
neDt VR to KR ?earse
d Ma== o0t=et stores with
50>=i7 re7reation in one
=o7ationI s07h as i7e s3atC
in1 rin3
d ,ith Senior 1rowthI
more :eman: +or amenities
+or that 5o50=ation se7tor
d ED5an:e: Re76 Lenter
an: +a7i=ities
d In7rease in a== re7reC
ation +a7i=ities s07h as
more trai=s et7666
d In:oor 5oo=iwater 5ar3
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d In:oor ho73e?ii7e
rin36
d More mo0ntain >i3e
trai=s an: trai=hea:s
see in the neDt VR to KR
?ears re1ar:in1 o0r en9iC
ronmente
d There wi== >e more
re10=ations an: the? wi==
>e stri7ter6 There wi== >e
more 7omm0ni7ation with
re10=ator? a1en7ies s07h as
[SFSI U/MI E8A an:
FEMA6
d Re7?7=in1 5ro1rams
d More j1reen. 9ent0res
an: more :eman: +or
j1reen.
d In7rease in win: 1enC
eration
d More en9ironmenta=
sensiti9it?
d More water 7onser9aC
tion
d Lit? ma? ha9e to
a7f0ire more en9ironmenC
ta= 5riorit? =an:s6
d 2ow :o ?o0 see 50>=i7
in9o=9ement in the neDt VR
to KR ?earse
d M07h the sameI :ri9en
on=? >? 7ontro9ers?
d @one 9ia 7om50ter
e616I so7ia= networ3in1
d Gee: more =ea:ershi5
:e9e=o5ment 5ro1rams
Lit? A:ministrator S0n:
state: that 0=timate=? we
wi== :e9e=o5 a Lit? cisionI
MissionI ca=0es an: Zoa=s
>? 0ti=ihin1 in+ormation
1athere: at this meetin16
There >ein1 no +0rther
>0siness
>e+ore
the
Lo0n7i=I b0inn mo9e:I
ao0n1 se7on:e: an: a==
9ote: to a:go0rn at P:QJ
8M6
@ate: this Qth :a? o+
Go9em>er KRRJ6
LITa OF S8EARFIS2
Ua:
Merr? A6 Kram>e73I Ma?or
ATTEST:
Zre1 S0n:I Lit?
A:ministrator
80>=ishe: on7e at the
tota= a55roDimate 7ost o+
WTO6JT6
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No34 13
S<earfish City Council
Regular Session
Minutes
No3eLMer 2, 2009
The S5ear+ish Lit?
Lo0n7i= met in Re10=ar
Session in the Lo0n7i=
Lham>ers o+ the M0ni7i5a=
Ser9i7es Lentre at T:RR 8M
on Mon:a? Go9em>er KI
KRRJ with the +o==owin1
mem>ers 5resent: Ua3erI
@a9isI Mor1anI S7hmitI
an: ao0n16 b0inn was
a>sent6 A=so 5resent: Lit?
A:ministrator
S0n:I
80>=i7
,or3s
A:ministrator MohnsonI
8o=i7e Lhie+ RotertI Lit?
8=anner ,atsonI Assistant
Finan7e O++i7er @0tton
an: Lit? Attorne? 8=0imer6
Ma?or Kram>e73 5resi:e:
an: 7a==e: the meetin1 to
or:er6 A== stoo: an: re7itC
e:
the
8=e:1e
o+
A==e1ian7e6
Or:er o+ U0siness
Motion:
Mor1an
Se7on:: ao0n1
To a55ro9e Or:er o+
U0siness6
@is5osition:
Motion
5asse: on 9oi7e 9ote6
Lonsent A1en:a
A6 A0thorihe Lit?
A:ministrator S0n: to s0>C
mit
Ener1?
an:
Lonser9ation ARRA Zrant
A55=i7ation6
U6 A0thorihe
Lit?
A:ministrator S0n: to
write =etter to /awren7e
Lo0nt? Lommission in
s055ort o+ S5ear+ish
S7hoo= @istri7t.s interest in
Re7o9er? kone Uon:
8ro1ram6
L6 A0thorihe Lhan1e
Or:er
lSI
S5ear+ish
U0siness an: In:0stria=
8ar3 ED5ansionI 8hase K6
@6 A0thorihe Lhan1e
Or:er
lKI
As5ha=t
8a9ement Re5airs an:
O9er=a?s within S5ear+ish
Lit? /imits 8roge7t6
E6 A0thorihe 7ontra7tin1
with LETEL En1ineerin1
to @esi1n KRVR Lo=ora:o
Uo0=e9ar: ,ater Main
Im5ro9ements 8roge7t6
F6 Set >i: o5enin1s on
Go9em>er KHI KRRJ at V:HR
56m6 +or the +o==owin1 50rC
7hases:
V6 Mm[ Ra:io Rea:
Lontro=s an: Lo=: ,ater
Meters ]KRVR^
K6 Enhan7e: @ei7in1
Sa=t 8ro:07t ]KRVR^
H6 [ti=it? ,or3 Ma7hine
Z6 A0thorihe a:9ertisin1
+or >i: two 5o=i7e 7r0isers6
26 A55ro9e Min0tes o+
Re10=ar Session O7to>er
VJI KRRJ6
Motion:
S7hmit
Se7on:: Mor1an
To a55ro9e Lonsent
A1en:a6
@is5osition:
Motion
8[@ Amen:ment C
E:1ewoo:
cista
ED5ansion C Lit? 8=anner
,atson eD5=aine: this 5roC
ge7t is the eD5ansion o+ the
E:1ewoo: cista Assiste:
/i9in1 +a7i=it? =o7ate: on
the 7orner o+ Oth A9en0e
an: Fa=7on Lrest @ri9e6
KH one >e:room a5artment
0nits are 5ro5ose: to >e
a::e: on a new win1 =o7atC
e: so0th o+ the 70rrent
str07t0re6 8=ans +or this
a::ition were shown in the
KRRV 5=ansI >0t :0e to
e=a5se: timeI it is >a73 +or
re9iew an: a55ro9a=6 The
a55=i7ant has a::resse:
se9era= iss0es s07h as
>rea3in1 05 the =on1 roo+
se7tion to mo9e awa? +rom
the instit0tiona= =oo3 an:
5ro9i:e a =an:s7a5in1
>0++er6 8ar3in1 7o:e :i7C
tates that the +a7i=it? m0st
ha9e at =east SV s5a7es an:
the? wi== ha9e PK sta==s on
site +o==owin1 7om5=etion
o+ the 5roge7t6 At the 50>C
=i7 hearin1 >e+ore the
8=annin1
LommissionI
some nei1h>ors ha: 7onC
7erns re1ar:in1 the tra++i7
on Oth a9en0e6 Sta++ an:
8=annin1 Lommission :i:
not +ee= the eD5ansion
wo0=: 7a0se a si1ni+i7ant
5ro>=em in tra++i7 +=ow6
Ri7h Ostert o+ E:1ewoo:
cista eD5=aine: the eD5anC
sion wo0=: a=so a:: se9en
a::itiona=
+0==
time
em5=o?ees to the +a7i=it?6
Motion:
S7hmit
Se7on:: Mor1an
To
a55ro9e
the
E:1ewoo:
cista
ED5ansion6
@is5osition:
Motion
Fina= 8=an a55ro9a= C
Stora1e +a7i=it? at the
Reser9e on 2i11ins Lree3
C Lit? 8=anner ,atson 5roC
9i:e: an o9er9iew o+ the
5=ans +or this 5roge7t =o7atC
e: in the @e9e=o5ment
Re9iew @istri7t at the
so0th en: o+ the Reser9e
on
2i11ins
Lree3
@e9e=o5ment6 The 5roC
5ose: site in7=0:es the 5arC
7e= ori1ina==? set asi:e +or
a +0t0re Fire @e5artment
s0>station6 The :e9e=o5er
7onta7te: the Lit? to mo9e
the =o7ation o+ the Fire
@e5artment :e:i7ate: =ot
to the west6 Initia= 7onC
7erns ha9e >een satis+ie:
s07h as :ownwar: shie=:e:
=i1htin1I 5a9in1 within
or:inan7e re10=ations an:
a =an:s7a5e >0++er o+ s0rC
ro0n:in1 trees6 A HR +oot
a77ess easement +rom O=:
Ue==e Roa: has >een
a55ro9e: >? /awren7e
Lo0nt?6
Motion:
ao0n1
Se7on:: Mor1an
To a55ro9e the Fina=
8=an +or a Stora1e +a7i=it?
at the Reser9e on 2i11ins
Lree36
@is5osition:
Motion
Fina= 8=an a55ro9a= C
8rairie
2i==s
Transit
Fa7i=it? at M7Z0i1an
Ran7h C Lit? 8=anner
,atson state: this 5ro5ert?
is
=o7ate:
in
a
@e9e=o5ment
Re9iew
@istri7t6 This s5e7i+i7 0se
was =iste: in the anneDaC
tion :o70ment +or the
M7Z0i1an
Ran7h
@e9e=o5ment6 The magoriC
t? o+ >0s a7ti9it? +or the
Transit +a7i=it? wi== >e on
the so0th si:e with the
north si:e ha9in1 the 50>C
=i7 entr? an: 5ar3in16
/an:s7a5in1 >0++ers are
5=anne:6
Motion:
@a9is
Se7on:: Mor1an
To a55ro9e the Fina=
8=an +or 8rairie 2i==s
Transit
Fa7i=it?
at
M7Z0i1an Ran7h6
@is5osition:
Motion
Foo: 8antr? C Gew
8ro5ose: /o7ation C
Ma?or Kram>e73 has >een
wor3in1 with Re7 Lenter
sta++ an: =o7a= 7ontra7tors
to :e9e=o5 a 5ro5osa= to
7on9ert VORR sf0are +eet in
the eDtreme northwest 7orC
ner o+ the Re7 Lenter into
the
Foo:
8antr?6
Estimate: 7ost is WHRIRRR
to WHOIRRR an: he state:
that the raisin1 o+ this
mone? sho0=: 7ome +rom
the 7omm0nit?I >0t re7omC
men:e: that the Lit? 5roC
9i:e some see: mone?6
Foo: 8antr? Uoar: memC
>ers +ee= the 5ro5ose:
=o7ation is s0++i7ient an:
the? a55ro9e: ha9in1 a
=on1Cterm 5=a7e as the?
ha9e ha: to mo9e se9era=
times in 5ast ?ears6
Motion:
ao0n1
Se7on:: Mor1an
To a55ro9e the 7on7e5t
o+ the Foo: 8antr? new
=o7ation in the northwest
7orner o+ the Re7 Lenter
>0i=:in16
@is5osition:
Motion
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
4%5e 20
!"#$% '(") P+% 19
Food Pantry - Funding City Council discussed an
initial 4seed5 amount for
the Food Pantry to begin
its fundraising efforts to
raise money in the community for the proposed relocation and build out at the
Rec Center.
Motion:
Morgan
Second: Young
To approve the City providing $7,000 seed money
to begin the fund raising
for the Food Pantry new
location project.
Disposition:
Motion
passed on voice vote.
Resolution 2009-25 Surplus Declaration and
appointment
City
Administrator Sund stated
this surplus declaration is
for an Allen Bradley
Bulletin 150 SMC Motor
Controller that was missed
in the last surplus declaration and there is now a
party interested in buying
it. Three free holders must
also be appointed to
appraise the property. In
addition, he stated that we
also will need to declare as
surplus the 2009 Dodge
Police Cruiser that was
wrecked in the accident at
Main and Hudson last
week.
Motion:
Davis
Second: Morgan
To approve Resolution
2009-25 to surplus Allen
Bradley Controller, a
wrecked 2009 Police
Cruiser and appoint three
free holders.
Disposition:
Motion
Ordinance
Proposal
(1111) - Public Lands and
Facilities District - City
Planner Watson stated this
ordinance will clarify uses
of all public lands.
Currently, City, Xniversity
and Schools are all zoned
differently. Other communities have adopted similar
districtsZ however, this
ordinance
proposal
includes an enhanced public notice process which is
only used by one other city
in the state, Rapid City.
City Attorney Pluimer stated that the ordinance is not
too restrictive, does not
have a real element of control and would foster communication
standards.
Council Member Davis
stated this has become
more complicated than he
is comfortable with and
hesitates on imposing
more government rules.
Motion:
Baker
Second: Morgan
To approve first reading
of Ordinance 1111 - Public
Lands
and
Facilities
District and to set Public
Hearing for Monday,
November 16, 2009.
Disposition:
Motion
passed on voice vote with
Davis voting no.
Ordinance Proposal- To
Amend Chapter 14, Streets,
Sidewalks and Other Public
Places - City Administrator
Sund stated this ordinance
brings snow removal codes
into line with our snow
removal information policy
and references the policy
rather than including policy
details in ordinance.
Motion:
Schmit
Second: Young
To approve first reading
of Proposed Ordinance to
amend Chapter 14, Streets,
Sidewalks and Other
Public Places.
Disposition:
Motion
Council
Planning
Session - Reminder of
Council Planning Session
this Wednesday at 6:30PM.
Committee Schedule for
_eterans Day - Legal,
Finance and Public Safety
Committee and Public
Works Committee will
both meet next Tuesday
beginning at 4:15 PM.
Sales Tax Report - City
Administrator Sund presented a city sales tax
report through the end of
October showing general
City Sales Tax for 2009
even with the same time
period in 2008. In addition, Hospitality Tax revenues are up by 11b.
City Computer Network
- City Administrator Sund
reported that we recently
had a system assessment to
check the function of our
computer network. This
was prompted by the slow
failing of our City Hall
voicemail system. Golden
West has advised that we
need two upgrades to handle a new phone system
involving _oice Over
Internet Protocol (_OIP),
to keep our network functioning, and to keep our
network secure. These
upgrades involve a new
firewall
and
switch.
Evaluation is in progress.
2009
Budget
Amendment
City
Administrator
Sund
advised the Council that a
budget amendment will be
coming as we have three
departments that are over
budget: Elections, Snow
Removal and Rec. Center.
Bill List of November 2,
2009 _ENDOR
DESCRIPTION
AMOXNT
A M LEONARD, INC,
TREE
STRAPS/TIES,
$285.11
ABC BXSINESS SXPPLY,
INK
CARTRIDGES/OFFICE SXPPLIES, $173.43
AINSWORTH-BENNING CONSTRXCTION,
PR #7 2009 STREET IMP
PROhECT, $58,140.82
AMCON DISTRIBXTING CO, REC CENTER
CONCESSIONS, $267.20
AMERICAN
LIFEGXARD
PRODXCTS,
LIFEGXARD
XNIFORMS, $112.00
AMERICAN TECHNICAL SER_ICES, MATERIAL TESTING MISC
PROhECTS, $537.00
AMERICAN WATER
WORKS ASSOC, 2010
MEMBERSHIP-CALLAWAY, $165.00
APPLE SCIENTIFIC,
INC, LATEi GLO_ES,
$261.75
BEST
WESTERN
RAMKOTA INN, WAT.,
SDML
CON_ENT.KRAMBECK/YOXNG,
$324.00
BEST
WESTERNRAMKOTA INN, PIER.,
H A F N E R / D O W D YTRAINING
SFALLS,
$179.98
BILLY LEE DXRNAL
II, REPAIR REC CENTER
TILE FLOOR, $14,336.82
BLACK HILLS LAXNDRY & DRYCLEANG,
CLEAN STREET BANNERS, $105.00
BLACK
HILLS
POWER
&
LIGHT,
E L E C T R I C I T Y,
$12,789.91
CENEi, PROPANE,
$717.95
CENTXRY BXSINESS
PRODXCTS, 4TH kTR
2009 REC CENTER
COPIER, $405.00
CETEC ENGINEERING SER_ICES, PROhECT
ENGINEERING
SER_ICES, $4,345.80
CHAIN SAW CENTER,
KOMATSX FG25 FORKLIFT, $13,170.00
CHEMSEARCH, NXCONCEPT/AEROSOL,
$329.86
CIT TECHNOLOGY
FIN SER_, INC, 3 i
COPIER LEASE, $691.40
CLARK
PRINTING
CORP, BILLING STATEMENTS/
DEPOSIT
FORMS, $1,715.40
DAKOTA BXSINESS
CENTER, DXST CO_ER,
$14.25
DAKOTA SECXRITY
SYSTEMS, SECXRITY
CAMERA INSTALLATION-REC, $5,263.21
DAKOTA
SXPPLY
GROXP,
CHILD
SEATS/LAMPS/CHECK
_AL_E, $561.41
DALE5S
TIRE
&
RETREADING, TIRES,
$258.40
DEMCO, INC, ANNXAL DATA MAINT SXBSCRIPTION, $1,590.42
DISC GOLF ASSOC
INC, DISC GOLF 9
HOLES EkXIPMENT,
$6,526.10
DYKSTRA POTTERY,
REC CENTER POTTERY
CLASS, $520.00
EDDIE5S
TRXCK
SALES, INC, TRANSMISSION FLXID, $89.04
ENERGY LABORATORIES, LAB TESTS,
$75.00
FASTENAL
CO,
MALE
RXN
TEES/
HARDWARE, $397.40
GENE5S LOCK SHOP,
LOCKS FOR E_IDENCE
STORAGE, $636.92
GREAT
WESTERN
TIRE, INC, TIRES/TIRE
REPAIR/ROTATE TIRES,
$283.44
GRIMM5S PXMP SER_ICE, REPAIR FXEL
PXMP, $471.54
HACH CO, PIPETS,
$277.14
HD SXPPLY WATERWORKS, MiXs/MANHOLE RINGS, $9,298.14
HEISLER
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE/
TOOLS/SXPPLIES/REPA
IRS, $2,347.60
HIGHSMITH CO, CD
CASES, $38.50
HILLS MATERIALS
CO,
PR#2
STREET
REPAIRS/2l BALLAST,
$61,458.28
HILLYARD / SIOXi
FALLS, BXFFER PADS/
SCRXBBER
PADS,
$340.86
HOXCHEN BINDERY,
LTD, BOOK BINDING,
$320.80
hXNEK5S SER_ICE
CORP,
COXPLING/
TRANSMISSION LEAK
REPAIR, $184.08
KMART, PLANTERS/
PENS/CAT
LITTER/
LITE BXLBS, $108.14
KNIGHT SECXRITY
INC, 2010 ANNXAL
SECXRITY MONITORG,
$384.00
KNOLOGY INC, OCT
2009
TELEPHONE/
INTERNET, $1,717.46
KONE, INC, 4TH kTR
2009 MAINT CONTRACT, $200.73
KT CONNECTIONS,
TELEPHONE
DEPT
LABOR, $693.24
LADNER EiCA_ATING & TRENCHING,
PR#1 COXNTRY OAKS
STORM
WATER,
$29,304.21
LAWSON
PRODXCTS,
INC,
TOOLS/BOLLARD
PAINT/PLOW BOLTS,
$797.01
LIBRARY
PETTY
CASH, LIBRARY PETTY
CASH-POSTAGE. $33.94
LIGHTING MAINTENANCE, CONTRACT.
LIGHTING
MAINTENANCE
SER_ICE.
$126.00
LXSTRE-CAL. LXSTRE-CAL
PRODXCT.
$337.80
M G OIL CO. MOBIL
OIL. $378.13
HXYCK,
PHILIP.,
RE_ERSIBLE CXT-OFF
TOOL, $145.00
METZGER-HOLCOMB ANIMAL CLINIC,
NO_
2009
EXTHANASIA
CONTRACT, $100.00
MID DAKOTA _EGETATION MGMT, CITY
WIDE
_EGETATION
CONTROL, $20,208.12
MIDCONTINENT
C O M M X N I C AT I O N S ,
NO_
2009
CAMPGROXND CABLE/NET,
$386.74
MONTANA-DAKOTA
XTILITIES, NATXRAL
GAS, $561.96
NATIONAL EMERGENCY
NXMBER
ASSN, 2010 DXES-RAFFERTY, $75.00
NE_E5S XNIFORMS,
INC, XNIFORM PANTS/
POCKETS, $211.06
NOLD EiCA_ATING,
WATER LEAK COLO
BL_D, $1,326.00
OFFICE TECHNOLOGY & SXPPLY, FOLDERS, $9.49
ONE TIME _ENDORS,
_ARIOXS
REFXNDS, $422.50
PETE LIEN & SONS,
INC, 4K EiTERIOR,
$128.75
PETTY
CASHFINANCE OFFICE, FO
PETTY
CASH-TRA_E L / P O S TA G E / M I S C ,
$177.41
PKG CONTRACTING,
INC, PR#17 WWTP EiP
PROhECT, $257,411.92
POWERPLAN,
HYDRAXLIC PARTS,
$328.43
PRECISION DYNAM-
!"#$%&' ()*e,-e" 13' 2009
ICS CORP, REC CENTER
WRIST
BANDS,
$1,948.54
PROBXILD, TIMBERROOTS MTD, HARDWA R E / E _ I D E N C E
ROOM
REPAIRS,
$137.09
RANDOM
HOXSE,
INC, CDs, $113.70
RECORDED BOOKS,
LLC,
RECORDED
BOOKS, $776.20
SAFEWAY STORES,
INC,
BH
MAYORS
MEETING SXPPLIES,
$115.46
SAND CREEK PRINTING CORP, BXSINESS
CARDS-HEPPER, $55.00
SANITATION PRODXCTS CORP, SNO-GO
SNOW
BLOWER,
$123,490.00
SEARS
COMMERCIAL ONE, COMPACT
FRIDGE-ENGINEERING, $167.99
SHARKEY PLXMBING & HEATING, REPIPE
IRRIGATION
LINES, $728.87 , SOLAR
SOXND CORP
LIGHTING MAINTENANCE
SER_ICE,
$126.00
SPEARFISH
AXTO
SXPPLY,
GLO_ES/
REPAIRS/ TOOLS/ OIL/
SXPPLIES, $4,096.69
SPEARFISH BXILDING & SXPPLY, E_IDENCE ROOM MATERIALS/REPAIRS, $624.74
SPEARFISH EiCA_ATING, INC, PROhECTS-TIF#1-TIF#2 &
TIF#2
DRAINAGE,
$314,764.87
SPEARFISH EiTINGXISHER, FIRE EiTINGXISHER & 1ST AID
KIT SER_C., $574.95
S P E A R F I S H
MOTORS, INC, SER_ICE & REPAIR POLICE
_EHICLES, $585.72
SPEARFISH SENIOR
SER_ICE
CENTER,
MONTHLY
ALLOTMENT, $850.00
SXPERIOR SANITATION LLC, PORTABLE
RESTROOM RENTALS,
$642.00
TAGGART, hOSEPH E,
HALLOWEEN REC CTR
SKATE PARTY, $350.00
THE MERCANTILE,
EMPLOYEE WINTER
CLOTHING/2x4S,
$951.36
THE XPS STORE
#5137,
SHIPPINGNE_E5S, $17.35
TIMECLOCK PLXS,
TIMECLOCK FOR REC
CENTER, $3,028.00
XS
GEOLOGICAL
SXR_EY, CREEK FLOW
GAXGING-10/08-9/09,
$6,900.00
XSA BLXE BOOK,
SAFETY LOCKOXTS,
$45.85
WALMART COMMXNITY BRC, OFFICEMEETING-REC
CTRMISC
SXPPLIES,
$1,652.24
WELLS
FARGO
BANK NA, 4/39 2007
REC CENTER RE_ENXE
BOND,
$331,781.87
WELLS FARGO BROKERAGE
SER_ICE,
PAYMENT
16/20
HXMANE SOC BXILD-
ING, $6,530.41
WELLS FARGO BXSINESS CARD, FINANCE
CONFERENCE TABLE,
$608.00
WELLS PLXMBING
CORP,
SALT/BRASS
FITTING, $13.24
WESTERN
HILLS
HXMANE
SOCIETY,
MONTHLY
DETENTION/NEXTER ALLOTMENT, $1,250.00
WHITE5S
kXEEN
CITY MOTORS, SENSOR REPAIR & SER_ICE-PD12, $313.60
nn
TOTALS
nn
$1,318,818.74
October 2009 Salary
Expense - Bill List
11/02/2009
Gross Wages/Benefits
Mayor/Council,
$6,763.52, 1.68b
City
Administrator,
11,537.43, 2.87b
Finance,
9,110.98,
2.27b
Human
Resources,
5,105.63, 1.27b
Government Buildings,
10,153.49, 2.53b
Public
Works
Administration, 20,430.28,
5.09b
Police,
94,718.07,
23.59b
Police Communications,
22,373.63, 5.57b
Fire, 368.99, 0.09b
Bldg Inspect, 10,002.71,
2.49b
Streets,
15,441.14,
3.85b
Snow
Removal,
1,612.78, 0.40b
Storm Water, -, 0.00b
Cemetery,
5,184.79,
1.29b
Animal
Control,
2,341.81, 0.58b
Recreation/Aquatic,
36,172.08, 9.01b
Spectator Recreation,
3,837.44, 0.96b
Parks, 10,715.19, 2.67b
Library,
16,107.94,
4.01b
Planning & Zoning,
8,691.58, 2.16b
Motor Pool, 13,087.42,
3.26b
Water, 20,225.13, 5.04b
Electric
Production,
11,687.95, 2.91b
Sewer,
17,390.01,
4.33b
WWTP,
25,865.63,
6.44b
Parking, 531.47, 0.13b
Solid Waste, 19,410.70,
4.83b
Campground, 2,596.96,
0.65b
Totals
$401,464.75
100.00b
Motion:
Morgan
Second: Young
To approve the Bill List
dated November 2, 2009.
Disposition:
Motion
APPRO_AL INITIALS
Mayor Krambeck
David Baker
Eric Davis
Mary Morgan
Tom kuinn - Absent
Doug Schmit
Paul Young
Executive Session Motion:
Morgan
Second: Schmit
To enter into Executive
Session at 8:09 PM to discuss two SERF applications and legal matters.
Disposition:
Motion
Council returned to regular session at 8:58 PM.
Motion: Schmit Second:
Morgan
To
loan
Ruth
Engineering $40,000 from
the Spearfish Economic
Revolving Fund (SERF)
Disposition:
Motion
passed on voice vote
Motion: Young Second:
Morgan
To extend by six months
Lehman Trike option to
purchase land in Business
and Industrial Park immediately north of their building.
Disposition:
Motion
Motion: Schmit Second:
Morgan
To
authorize
City
Administrator and City
Attorney to develop Gere/
Fischer Memorandum of
Agreement regarding a
house under construction
and to authorize signatures.
Disposition:
Motion
Motion: Young Second:
Morgan
To authorize signatures
on the Elkhorn Ridge
Water
and
Sewer
Agreements
Disposition:
Motion
There being no further
business
before
the
Council, Davis moved,
Baker seconded and all
voted to adjourn at 9:00
PM.
Dated this 2nd day of
November 2009.
CITY OF SPEARFISH
BY: herry A. Krambeck,
Mayor
ATTEST:
Greg Sund, City
Administrator
Published once at the
total approximate cost of
$211.63.
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"At2Cer 14, 2009
Present:
Rummel,
Allen, Pahl, Straub, and
YorkZ
Toscana
and
Asmussen
All motions passed
unanimously unless stated
otherwise.
The minutes of the
September 29, 2009 meeting were read. Motion to
approve by Pahl, second
by Straub.
The
Treasurer5s Report for
October 14, 2009 was presented. Motion to approve
and to allow vouchers by
Straub, second by York.
Toscana informed the
Board that the District
employees had received
both a Gold Level and a
Platinum Level Award
from SBI for 2008-2009.
The District has received
safety awards since 1993
and the Platinum Award
for the past 3 years. The
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
CON$% 'RO) P+% ,District received the
,latinum Award because
the loss ratio including
7ork
9omp,
and
,roperty=>iability has been
less than ?@A of the premiC
um. The Foard congratuC
lated the District employC
ees.
Gotion by ,ahl, second
by Hork to sign a service
agreement with Gen,ro for
J2,@@L for 2@1@. This
agreement includes the 3
DistrictCowned generators
which are at Hanna, the
7ater ,lant and the
7astewater ,lant.
Toscana presented a
review of uniform=clothing
allowances of other govC
ernmental entities in the
Flack Hills. The District’s
current
allowance
is
J1@@=per year=operator.
Gotion by Hork, second by
,ahl to increase the operaC
tor’s clothing allowance to
J1L@.@@ per year and to
include the superintendent.
Toscana reviewed with
the Foard the results of
testing for Q. 9oli in the
District’s source water for
the past 12 months. Fased
on the 2? biCweekly samC
ples the District’s average
was less than 3 Q. 9oli=1@@
m>R the standard is less
than L@ Q. 9oli=1@@ >. The
District will not be
reSuired to test for Q. 9oli
until 1@=1=2@1T.
Gotion to adUourn by
Vtraub, second by ,ahl.
Wloyd A. Xummel III
,resident
,atricia Asmussen
9lerk
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òuchers
Vubmitted for ,ayment_
2L\1^ C 7ellmark Flue
9ross, Group Health Insur,
^,321.]3
2L\1] C Delta Dental,
Group Dental, ?1L.\@
2L\2@ C aational Xural
7ater, >oan ,ayment b1T,
1,@3?.3^
2L\21
C
cnology,
Telephone, 2^T.?L
2L\22
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carl’s
Wurniture, Xefrigerator,
L?@.@@
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Dst, ,X b21, 1@,]\3.1^
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d
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2L\2],
Qmployee
Deducts,
T,@\T.?]
2L\3@ C aorthern Vafety
Vafety Vupplies,
1?L.]@
2L\31
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6EAD CI$Y
CO))ISSION
Re>?@Ar )eetiE>
No3emGer ,H ,--1
The
>ead
9ity
9ommission
met
on
Gonday, aovember 2,
2@@] in 9ity Hall, ^@1
7est Gain Vtreet at L_@@
,G with the following
members present_ Gayor
aelson, 9ommissioners
Xose Furns, >es Xoselles
f aick crebs. Absent_
9asey Forsch.
Gayor
aelson called the Xegular
Geeting to order.
GIaZTQV
G=Xoselles, V=Furns C
9arried to approve the
Ginutes of the Xegular
Geeting of October 2?,
2@@].
Gayor aelson offered
congratulations to the 9ity
of Deadwood and the
Gaming 9ommission for
their 2@ year anniversary
of
gaming.
9ongratulations to Gayor
Toscana, Deadwood 9ity
9ommission, it’s residents
and those involved with
the industry.
,>AaaIaG f gOaC
IaG=HIVT. ,XQVQXÀC
TIOa
Demo
,ermit
C
Vchumacher reported that a
Demo ,ermit has been
reSuested for ?1? ,rospect
Ave. This structure has
been vacant for at least 1@
years and is owned by
cevin Vpears, who now
lives
in
9alifornia.
aumerous letters have
been sent to himR however,
he has never responded.
The 9ity took it to court
and now have control of
the structure and are asking
permission to demolish it.
This structure is a historic
property built in 1]@@.
Vchumacher
further
ejplained that the court
declared the property a
nuisance and gave the city
the right to demolish it and
collect the demo fees from
the owner.
Furns Suestioned if the
9ity has possession of both
the home and the property,
to which Vtahl stated no,
Uust the structure. He
added that the costs of
demolition will be assessed
to the property owner and
if it isn’t paid by nejt
October, it will be placed
as an assessment to his
property tajes.
Vtahl reported that he
has received a contractor’s
estimated demo cost of
J\^L@.
crebs suggested that the
9ity also get estimates for
rehabilitation of the strucC
ture, so that it can be occuC
pied. Vtahl Suestioned
who would pay for it. The
9ity will pay for the demo
out of our General Wund.
crebs felt it would be best
to get it back on the taj
roles. Furns disagreed and
stated that it is a hakard at
this point. Vtahl stated that
the property owner was
reSuired to abate the nuiC
sance and hasn’t, so the
9ity was given authority to
abate the nuisance. He
added that the 9ity is not in
the business to make it
liveable. crebs felt it is
the 9ity’s option and added
that it may be a wash
between demo and rehab.
He felt it would be in the
9ity’s best interest to comC
pare the two. Vtahl added
that it isn’t our Uob to come
up with cost to rehab the
house.
Gayor aelson suggestC
ed that in future cases
aeighbor7orks be conC
tacted.
,erhaps they
would be willing to take on
the structure. Vchumacher
ejplained
that
they
reviewed the first twenty
on the rehab list and
offered to buy the strucC
tures or give them a low
interest loan and none of
the owners agreed.
Vchumacher added that
Historic ,res. recommends
approval.
G=Furns, V=crebs C
9arried to approve the
Demo ,ermit for ?1?
,rospect Avenue.
Vign
,ermit
C
Vchumacher reported that
a Vign ,ermit has been
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CONT. FROM P+. 21
requested for 420 West
Main Street, which is “The
Celtic Shop”. It meets all
the requirements.
M/Burns, S/Roselles Carried to approve the
Sign Permit for 420 West
Main Street.
Plats
M/Burns,
S/Roselles - Carried to
approve the PLAT OF
DOG RUN PARK OF
TRACT 9 OF HOMESTAKE ADDITION AND
PUBLIC ACCESS EASEMENT BEING A PORTION OF VACATED
MCCLOUD
EXTENSION,
VACATED
SPRING STREET AND
PORTIONS OF TRACTS
2 & 9 OF HOMESTAKE
ADDITION TO THE
CITY
OF
LEAD,
LAWRENCE COUNTY,
SOUTH DAKOTA.
M/Burns, S/Krebs Carried to approve the
PLAT OF LOT KR5 AS
DEDICATED PUBLIC
RIGHT OF WAY LOCATED IN MARION LODE
M.S. 1050, ROBERT
CALVIN AND ROBERT
CALVIN NO. 1 LODES
M.S. 1521 CITY OF
LEAD,
LAWRENCE
COUNTY,
SOUTH
DAKOTA
M/Roselles, S/Burns Carried to approve the
PLAT OF LOT 1A,
BLOCK 23, DENVER
ADDITION SITUATED
IN A PORTION OF
CHIEF OF THE HILLS
LODE, M.S. 221 CITY OF
LEAD,
LAWRENCE
COUNTY,
SOUTH
DAKOTA FORMERLY
LOTS 107 AND 107!
MCCLELLAN STREET
LOCATED IN A PORTION OF M.S. 221, DENVER ADDITION.
PUBLIC SAFETY
Abandoned Vehicle List
- The new abandoned vehicle list is available. Bids
will be opened November
16th; minimum bid is
$100.
Snow
Removal
Policy/Ordinance #996-09
- Stahl stated that the
Commission discussed this
briefly last week and have
requested some changes to
the snow removal policy.
Dave Morris explained
that Miners Avenue is very
narrow and there is parking
on one side. The City uses
the loader to plow the
street, but added there is
only one place for him to
put the snow and that is in
the street. He stated that he
can’t throw it up over a 10’
retaining wall.
Stahl
assured him that it is fine
to pile it along the sidewalk, as the intent to clean
it is there.
M/Roselles, S/Krebs Carried to approve the first
reading of Ordinance
#996-09, which is AN
ORDINANCE AMEND-
ING CHAPTER 18, ARTICLE IV OF THE CITY OF
LEAD
ORDINANCES
REGARDING
SNOW
REMOVAL.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
& GROUNDS
Library Announcements
- Cyndie Harlan reported
that the library will be
closed on Wednesday,
November 11th in observance of Veterans Day;
Story Break and Home
School will be cancelled
that day. The Library
Board meeting has been
postponed to November
12th at 4:30 PM.
Holiday Food Drive The City has started their
annual holiday food drive,
but is not limited gust to
food. It can include soap,
shampoo, toothbrushes etc.
Residents are asked to
bring their donations to
City Hall prior thru the end
of the year.
Free Dump Weekend The next free dump weekend will be held November
12, 13th & 14th. Residents
of Lead, Deadwood and
Central City are encouraged to gather their gunk
and take advantage of the
last one for this year.
STREETS & UTILITIES
Progect Update - Stahl
reported that the contractors will block off Main
Street tomorrow to repair
the two trenches. It should
be done by the end of the
week. The rest of the progect is done except for a
small piece by the
Episcopal Church. They
will do a walk-thru after
that.
LEGAL & FINANCE
Red Flag Warning
Policy/Resolution #200921 - Stahl explained that
the US Federal Trade
Commission has required
all entities to have an
Identity Theft Policy. The
Resolution adopts the
City’s policy and will be
adopted immediately to
protect our residents.
M/Krebs, S/Roselles Carried
to
approve
Resolution
#2009-21,
which states:
RESOLUTION #200921
A
RESOLUTION
ADOPTING AN IDENTITY THEFT PROGRAM.
The City Commission of
the City of Lead, a municipal corporation, meeting in
session
on
Monday,
November 2, 2009, pursuant to SDCL 9-l9,
motion was made by
Krebs,
seconded
by
Roselles, that the following resolution be adopted:
WHEREAS, The United
States Federal Trade
Commission has issued an
Identity Theft Red Flag
Rule, and
WHEREAS, all utilities
within the United States
are required to comply
with this rule, and
WHEREAS, the City of
Lead has developed a program entitled Identity
Theft Prevention Program
for the City of Lead, South
Dakota which meets all
required criteria for the
Identity Theft Red Flag
Rule
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED, the
City of Lead adopts as a
City Policy the document
entitled Identity Theft
Prevention Program for the
City of Lead, South
Dakota
AND, BE IT FURTHER
RESOLVED, that this program becomes effective
immediately upon the Lead
City Commission approval
of this Resolution 2009-21.
Those voting aye:
Burns, Roselles, Krebs and
Mayor Nelson.
Those voting nay:
None.
Motion carried.
DATED this 2nd day of
November, 2009.
CITY OF LEAD
Thomas R. Nelson Mayor
ATTEST:
Michael Stahl - City
Administrator
(SEAL)
Entry Signs - Mayor
Nelson stated that he has
visited
with
Wayne
Paananen and Steve Wold.
He reminded residents that
the City has committed
$6,000 and paid $2,000
and Duane Sander has paid
$6000. He added that the
rest of the funding and
placement of the signs
were the problems. He has
indicated that he has another $5,000 and is working
on some sites. He felt that
the previous obstacles may
not be a problem and that
he does plan to talk to
DOT regarding the placement.
Mayor Nelson asked
that the Commission
indulge him for a couple
more days, as he felt there
could be a good plan by
next week. He will recommend the City pay the
remaining $4,000 at that
time. Roselles indicated
that he will also talk to
Paananen about the painting.
Set
Hearing/Liquor
License
Renewals
M/Burns, S/Roselles Carried to set the Liquor
License Renewal Hearing
for November 30th at 5:00
PM.
National Trust for
Historic Preservation Mayor Nelson introduced
Frank Gilbert, who is with
the National Trust for
Historic Preservation. He
has been visiting with residents regarding the City’s
historic preservation. He
has been hired by the State
to complete the program.
Veterans Day/Offices
Closed - The City offices
will be closed November
11th in observance of
Veterans Day.
ITEMS FROM VISITORS
Lab Update - Brendan
Matthew was present on
behalf of the Science
Authority. He is the new
Health & Safety Manager.
The Lab currently has 80
full-time employees and 26
part-time. There are six
people that work with
DUSEL and they will be
hiring 3-4 more.
Matthew reported that
the de-watering has been
completed to the 5,022’
level and now it begins a
slow balancing act. The
crews are now rehabing the
level so that they can start
working on the deep
underground watering system.
Compliment - Roselles
complimented the Street
Department for their excellent snow removal.
Next Meeting -The next
City Commission Meeting
will be held on Monday,
November 9th at 5:00 PM.
ADJOURN
At 5:58 PM, M/Krebs,
S/Roselles - Carried to
adgourn
the
Regular
Meeting.
CITY OF LEAD
ATTEST:
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CLASSIFIEDS
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ORDINANCES
55
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AN
ORDINANCE
AMENDING CHAPTER
18, ARTICLE IV OF THE
CITY OF LEAD ORDINANCES REGARDING
SNOW REMOVAL.
BE IT ORDAINED by
the City Commission of
the City of Lead that, pursuant to SDCL 9-19, the
existing
language
in
Chapter 18, Article IV of
the
City
of
Lead
Ordinances be amended to
read as follows:
Section 18-Y01. City
May Remove Snow.
If the owner, manager or
lessee of the property abutting a sidewalk fails or
refuses to remove snow
and\or ice within the time
period specified in Section
18-Y00 of this ordinance,
or to keep sidewalks free
from snow and ice at all
times the Commissioner
Public
Safety
Administrator or designee
may have the snow and\or
ice removed and the cost of
removal and any associated fines shall be charged
against the property owner,
manager or lessee.
Section.
18-Y05
Violation-Penalty.
Any individual or business that fails to remove
snow and\or ice or arrange
for the removal of snow
and\or ice within the period prescribed in Section
18-Y00 of the City of Lead
Ordinances shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and subject to a fine. Fines will be
assessed as follows:
First Offense ?50
Second Offense ?E5
Third Offense ?100
Each subsequent offense
?100
Additionally, the city
shall be entitled to assess a
fifty-dollar 5?508 fee for
the costs of arranging the
snow and\or ice removal.
The city shall also collect,
from the owner, manager
or lessee of the property,
the actual cost to a contractor for the snow and\or ice
removal. In the event the
removal is done by city
employees the sum of
sixty-dollars 5?608 per
employee per hour, plus
materials, shall be assessed
against the property.
Each day the above
described failure or conduct continues shall constitute a separate offense.
Section. 18-Y06 Snow
Into Streets.
Any individual or business who deliberately or
intentionally
removes
snow and\or ice and places
it into a public street, road
or travel way shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor
and subject to a maximum
fine of one hundred dollars
5?1008.
Placement of snow onto
a street department-created
pile or windrow will be
allowed.
Placement of handshoveled snow and\or ice,
by residential homeowners
or tenants, onto public
streets, roads or travel
ways prior to the removal
of the snow by street crews
shall be allowed. This
placement of snow must be
of a reasonable nature and
must not create an additional burden to city crews.
Individuals and\or businesses will not be allowed
to plow snow onto public
streets, roads or travel
ways under any circumstances.
Section.
18-Y0E
Additional Precautions.
If it is prohibitive or not
practical to remove ice that
has frozen onto the sidewalk the owner shall place
some suitable material
upon the same to prevent
slipping and\or falling.
Section. 18-Y08 Vehicle
Marking.
Vehicles parked on or
adjacent to city streets that
are indistinguishable from
the surrounding environment, due to snowfall,
shall be considered a hazard. The owners\operators
of such vehicles shall be
required to mark the vehicle in a manner that the
city snow plow operators
are made aware of the hazard. The markings must be
on each end of the hazard
and visible to snow plow
operators.
Those voting aye:
Burns, Borsch, Roselles,
Krebs and Mayor Nelson.
Those voting nay:
None.
Motion carried.
Dated this 9th day of
November, 2009.
CITY OF LEAD
ATTEST:
Michael Stahl - City
Administrator
5Seal8
First Reading: November
2, 2009
Second Reading:
November 9, 2009
Published: November 1b,
c l a s s i f i e d s @ b h p i o n e e r. c o m
2009
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PUBLIC NOTICES 56
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NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that a public hearing will be conducted by
the Common Council of
the City of Spearfish to
consider adoption of
ORDINANCE 1111 - AN
ORDINANCE AMENDING APPENDIc A OF
THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY
OF
SEARFISH
TO
ESTABLISH SECTION
1Y: PUBLIC LANDS
AND FACILITIES DISTRICT.
NOTICE IS FURTHER
GIVEN that the Common
Council of the City of
Spearfish, South Dakota,
shall at E:00 PM, or as
soon thereafter as the matter may be heard on the
16th day of November,
2009, meet in the Council
Chambers of the Municipal
Services Centre, 625 Fifth
Street, to hear and consider
such adoption.
Any person interested in
the approval or rejection of
such ordinance may appear
and be heard or file with
the City Administrator a
written
statement
of
approval or disapproval.
ADA Compliance: The
City of Spearfish fully subscribes to the provisions of
the
Americans
with
Disabilities Act. If you
desire to attend this public
meeting and are in need of
special accommodations,
please notify the City
Finance Office 2Y hours
prior to the meeting so that
appropriate auxiliary aids
and services are available.
Dated this 2nd day of
November, 2009.
BY: Greg Sund, City
Administrator
Published twice at the
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November 13, 2009
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Opportunity
All real estate advertising in
the Wair Housing Act ma_es
it illegal to advertise lany
preference, limitation or discrimination based on race,
color, religion, se/, handicap, familial status, or
national origin, or an intention, to ma_e any such preference, limitation or discrimination.m Wamilial status
includes children under the
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or legal custodians^ pregnant women and people
securing custody of children
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which is in violation of the
law. "ur readers are hereby
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efual opportunity basis. &o
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cards
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303 SPEARFISH
:ARA:E SALES
A&D 35E #$'$Q, 11?13,
11?14. 9D00a-all day.
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antifues,
misc. dining room, hidea-bed.
401 PART-TIME
$`P$Q'$NC$D &imbco
"peratorD P-&, W-&,
Wee_endsj Hill City
Area. k1N-k53?hr. Call
E05-E41-5E35.
H$LP
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$/perienced pre-school
teacher.
Competive
wage. Call E05-N953HNH
N"W H'Q'N] a Parttime Cashier. Rarious
shifts. Wage D"$. $"$.
Pic_ up an application
as E11 $. Jac_son or
N50 $. Colorado +lvd.
Spearfish.
Z,AL'&S C"N&Q"L
earn up to k100 per day.
$valuate retail stores.
&raining provided. No
e/perience
refuired.
Call NHH-E0E-15N4
Q$C$P&'"N'S& part
time at busy law office.
Answer 5 line phone,
light office duties. Send
resume to &he Law
"ffices, Attn. HQ, P.".
+o/ 5N3, Deadwood, SD
5HH35. No phone calls
please.
WAN&$D
$`P$Q'$NC$D Line coo_.
$vening hours. Qate of
pay based on e/perience. Local restaurant.
Call E05-E45-5N4N or
apply at Shoot &he +ull
Stea_ House.
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
4%5+.16
721.!8LL:TI=E
727.B8SINESSA G26.HO8SEHOLI
CAREER O44ORF
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BAR$%OOT R$SORT is now hiring HO4S$K$$P$RS. Our resort is
located directly across
the road from Terry Peak
Ski
Area.
%lexible
Schedule.
$F.50Ihr
increase after positive
90-day
review.
$mployee
Benefits
offered. Great place to
work. Looking for professional, dedicated and
team players. %ull or
Part Time. Weekends a
plus. Please call or stop
by the resort for an
application.
Black Jack Dealer
We offer competitive wages, excellent benefits, paid
vacations, 401K and opportunities for advancement
Stop in at 709 Main Street and fill out an application today!
721.!8LL:TI=E
721.!8LL:TI=E
HOST$SS, S$RV$RS,
housekeepers, restaurant manager, front desk
clerk, night auditor, bartenders, Y maintenance.
Apply at Best Western
Sturgis Inn.
OV$R TH$ ROAD truck
driver wanted. 2 years
verifiable flatbed experience. Good Driving
record required. 605F]]-2363
TH$
NORTH$RN
HILLS
%amily
Recreation Center Is
Looking %or A Certified
Lifeguard. Hours Are
%rom 4:45am To 1:00pm
Monday Through %riday.
Starting Pay $F.00 Per
Hour. Apply In Person at
F45 Miners Ave., Lead.
LOOKING %OR MASSAG$ therapist to rent
room at growing chiropractic
clinic
in
Spearfish. Please call:
]1]-9314 if interested.
Join Our First Gold Family
CLUB CENTER HOST
Great Benefits
Equal Opportunity Employer
Pre-Employment Drug Testing
Apply in person at the
front desk
605-5]F-9]]]
2]0 Main St. Deadwood
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Deadwood’s Mineral
Palace Hotel & Gaming is
seeking applications for
Graveyard Cashier
Position is Full-time,
Sunday-Thursday and
a SDCG license is required.
HOT$L Y GAMING
D$ADWOOD, SD
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DRb$R. White, computer touch. Stackable.
Great shape. $150. Call
605-641-1F49
SID$S O% B$$% AND
PORK %OR sale call to
order. Integrity Meats 605-F92-6215.
%IR$WOOD
%OR
SAL$: Oak and Ash
split. $150 a cord. 605490-36F2
G/G.!IRENOOI
L.!8EL
%OR SAL$: Good
SOLID DRb pine firewood, split, H$APING
pick-up load, D$LIV$R$D.
$90.00
$gC$LL$NT
hardwood, split-delivered.
$1]5.00
605-5]F1945 or 605-3901056
%IR$WOOD
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loads. Also, propane
conversion for %ord pickup, twin tanks. 605-64254]3 after 4PM.
TH$
CLASSI%I$DS
AND M4CH MOR$
CAN B$ S$$N ON O4R
W$BSIT$ ANbTIM$ AT
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DICKSON
SMALL
BR$$D P4PS: borkie,
Maltese, Dachshund,
Papillon,
Shih
Tzu
Puppies AKC. Two bear
Health Guarantee, payments, credit card okay.
www.dicksonpups.com
605-]F]-6F21
Deb
Dickson
%OR SAL$: Several
pieces of good used
commercial
carpet.
Approximately 12x12.
Gray or Green in color.
Dell 605-3F1-62F2
%OR SAL$: Two queen
sized hideabed couches.
Good condition. $200.
each. 605-F92-44F4
Richardson Kennel
& Pet Grooming
G$T bO4R SO4TH
DAKOTA MAD$ PROD4CTS TODAb, IN TIM$
TO SHIP %OR CHRISTMASe Plenty of gently
used furniture, a GR$AT
practical gifte
Check
back weekly, our stock is
continuously changinge
This and That, 536 West
Jackson
Boulevard,
Spearfish. 605-]1]-6500.
Monday - %riday 9:00am 5:30pm, Saturday 9:00am
- 4:00pm.
Boarding & All Breed Dog
Grooming,
Obedience/Behavior instruction.
By Appointment
(605) 347-3375
%R$$ KITT$NS to be
given away. Litter box
trained. Mom is a great
mouser. Call 605-641124F.
RIGGS CONSTRUCTION
Experienced - References Available!
Call us for an estimate 605.578.1146
%R$$ TO GOOD home. 2
kittens. Call 605-]1F-5231.
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$1]5. Cut and split. Oak
available.
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605-]22-4]41
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COMPL$T$ HO4S$HOLD. China, linens,
bedroom, dining room,
sleeper sofa, wicker.
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605-644-FF64
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LEAD • DEADWOOD • SPEARFISH • BELLE FOURCHE • STURGIS
1-800-287-7805 • 605-892-2111
South Hwy. 85 • 1835 Fifth Avenue, Belle Fourche, SD
This Spot Just Opened Up!
I-90 Exit 14 • 3125 E. Colorado Blvd.
Spearfish, SD 57783
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Ph. 605.722.0537
Cell 605.645.1349
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Group &
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Health & Life
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or 041-22S6
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Belle Fourche, Spearfish
Ad Representative
(605) 642-2761
315 Seaton Circle,
Spearfish, SD
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Residential & Commercial
136 Sherman Street, Suite A
Deadwood, South Dakota 57732
Phone/Fax 605-722-6466
PIONEER
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Electric Inc.
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
DEAN L. WEIS
Manager - Owner
PO Box 669
Spearfish, SD 57783
Ph.
642-9693
Fax
642-5757
578-3434 • 580-3434
!>AA A<B8H?BA< U ViWt CertiWiLates
8!5) 4th ;ve., /pearfish, /D
* Retaining Walls
* Grading
* Sod & Seeding * Sprinkler Systems
Specializing in
Portraits
with Personality
309 W. Main St., Ste. A
Lead, SD 57754
(605) 584-4912
Sheila & Tom Graveman
graveman@rushmore.com
To make
an appointment,
please call
(605) 381-9296
or (605) 641-0935
watson.photography@yahoo.com
This spot just
opened up!
Call 642-2761' 7S4-2020
or 041-22S6
SEWING MACHINE SICK?
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R & D CONSTRUCTION
Licensed in Lead, Deadwood & Spearfish
>=VA> BD=H?<
X627Y 7S4-2721 or 7S2-1762
(Across from Midcontinent)
605-642-0562
Concrete /idewalks \
Flatwork l Qew Construction
.epair \ .emodeling
We repair all makes: Singer, Viking, Brother, Pfaff,
Elna, Bernina, Necchi, Janome, White, Kenmore
Servicing your machines since 1949
All repairs guaranteed
BOB’S SEWING CENTER
825 E. Denver St., Rapid City, SD
Just West of Kmart • Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30
605-343-3214 or 1-800-864-3229
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
Friday, No*ember 13, 2009
759 AUTO
ACCESSORIES
FOR SALE: ALPINE
Deck. Includes 6 Disc
Changer,
5
1/4
Speakers with Tweeters,
2 Alpine V12 Amps,
Boston acoustic 4x7’s
and Boston acoustic
Sub. $1000 OBO. Call
645-1849
and leave
message.
761
COLLECTIBLES
V1973”
MUSTANG
COUPE. All refurbished. 2
owner car. Must see to
appreciate. Call 605-5590247 leave message. Last
of the VClassics”.
1976 JEEP CJ7, Red,
Hard Top. 6 cyl-Auto FT
4-wheel with Quadratrac.
Fresh Motor. First $5900
takes it! 605-642-2344
days,
605-642-7833
evenings/week-ends
47 WILLY’S JEEP. Buick
V-6. Muncie 4 speed.
Dana 18 Transfer Case.
31 inch Yokoahamas,
Headers,
custom
exhaust. $5000 605748-2215
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APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
1 & 2 BEDROOM,
Furnished
and
Unfurnished.
Lead.
Call
605-920-1457
Leave Name & Phone i.
2 AND 3 BEDROOM
Apartments. Deadwood
Downtown. $390-$525/Mo.
h Elec. Parking Included.
No Pets/Smoking. 605578-3807
ATTRACTIVE 2 and 3
bedroom apartments and
mobile homes in central
Spearfish. Low utilitiesk
washer/dryerk $600 - 700
605-722-7240.
STUDIO 2 blocks from
downtown
Spearfish.
$325 h utilities &
deposit. No pets, no
smoking.
Avail now.
605-645-3223.
Summit View
& Heritage
Apartments
ATTRACTIVE, economicstudio, 1,2,3,4,5 bedroom
apartments,
houses,
mobile
homes
in
Spearfish,
Lead,
Deadwood. 605-722-7240
IRON RIDGE ESTATES
has openings for 2, 3
and 4 bedroom luxury
apartments. Swimming
pool, hot tub and fitness
room. Free satellite tv.
No smoking, pet considered with references.
605-641-2068
‘66 PLYMOUTH FURY
III. New 318 motor, all
original. Very little rust.
Immaculate
shape.
Make offer Wes e 605645-2271
JEEP LAREDO, 1986,
Last of WWII type,
white/gold, all accessories, automatic, all
documents, 91,800 original miles, $10K, 605347-6071
PRICE
REDUCED:
1973
CORVETTE
STINGRAY
350,
4
speed. 1973 Corvette
Yellow in color. T-Tops.
$21,000. Call 605-6422344 days, 605-6427833 evenings.
800
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
1 BDRM SPEARFISH Furnished & utilities
included. AC, laundry
onsite. No smoking/pets.
Walking dist to BHSU.
$450/mo. 1st h deposit.
605- 212-4343
1 BEDROOM efficiency
apartment. Close to the
university. $345/mo. 605645-1100, 605-642-3475
1 BEDROOM APARTMENT in BF available
now. $350 includes
utilites. Hardwood floors,
large windows, small private deck. No pets/No
smoking 605-645-7753
1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
Unfurnished,
clean. Nice View in Lead.
$425. We Pay All Utilities.
Laundry on-site. No pets.
Call 605-578-2012.
1 BEDROOM, 1 BATH
Apartment In Lead,
Available October 10,
$425 Plus Utilities. 605362-3412.
1-2-3 BEDROOM APTS.
Visit Our Website: HelpU-Rent.net Or Call 605722-RENT.
NEWLY REMODELED
CLEAN 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
located in Spearfish.
Available Now. Rent
Based On Income. For
More Information call
605-645-8933
Ejual
Housing Opportunity.
Very nice 1 & 2
bedroom apartments
in Belle Fourche.
Some utilities included.
For further
information call:
723-8000.
CANYON
ESTATES
Apartments in Spearfish,
now has
2 bedroom
apartments
available.
Nicely landscaped, play
area, off street parking,
laundry facilities. Some
units newley remodeled.
Call 605-642-7400 for
more information. Ejual
Housing Opportunity.
HARVARD
ESTATES
large eff. Close to BHSU
$350/mo.
Everything
paid, except cable,
phone, and internet.
605-642-4361.
HARVARD ESTATES,
close to BHSU. 2/1 bedroom apartments. $415
and or $430. Balcony or
no Balcony. 605-6424361
NEWLY REMODELED
One bedroom apartment
in Lead. Right off of
Main Street.
600
Sjuare Feet, hardwood
floors, 9 foot ceilings,
Fresh paint & new appliances. $375.00 month h
$375.00 deposit and 1
YEAR LEASE.
Pet
allowed with $100.00
non-refundable Deposit
& $25.00 a Month extra.
Call Bob, 605-580-0064
ONE
BEDROOM
APARTMENT at 130 E.
Illinois,
Spearfish.
Storage and cable TV
included.
Available
immediately. No smoking, no pets. 1 year
lease with good credit.
$450 mo. Call 605-6411026.
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Cars
Trucks
Boats
Campers
Trailers
ATV’s
3151 E. Colorado Blvd.
Spearfish, SD
PARK
605-641-1248
TWO
BEDROOM
APARTMENT near college available November
6. Small pet may be considered with references.
Laundry onsite. $650
plus electricity. 605-6412068
801 ROOMS
FOR RENT
BELL’S MOTOR LODGE
Weekly or monthly in
Spearfish. Refrigerator,
utilities, cable, internet
included. Kitchenette
available. No smoking
rooms. No pets. 605
642-3812.
Call
584-2303 or
642-2761
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
PARK
STUDIO APARTMENTS
in Spearfish. utilities
paid. No pets/no smoking. $250.-$300. per
month.
605-7175555
IT HERE,
SELL IT HERE!
Aaron’s Handyman
Services
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BLACK HILLS
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Why not try your ad here?
Call 642-2761 or 584-2303
Robert Crane
GEICO Field
Representative
&
Sharon Mason
Lead-Deadwood
Advertising Representative
(605) 642-2761
315 Seaton Circle
Spearfish, SD
Licensed in South Dakota,
Wyoming & Montana
1575 LaCrosse Street, Suite A
Rapid City, SD 57701
Telephone: (605) 348-6060 Fax: (605) 342-9318
Claims: 1-800-841-3000
Rcrane@geico.com
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KIDS’
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HILLS PIONEER
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0/5 Seaton Circle, Spearfish, SD 57760
forget to have your parents
7 South Main, Cead, SD 57754
sign the bottom of the form.
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as we can each week.
for the following week
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Craft Fair
!o#$ 14
!"#T%!&&' ) T*e ,-10 C1ub annua1 Craft 9air ;i11
be *e1d from 9 a@m@ to 3 p@m@ on Saturday, FoG@ 1H at "a1e
"a11@ T*ey ;i11 be serGing *omemade soup, s1oppy Koes,
*omemade pie and Loffee@ 9or more information LontaLt
Mean at N22-N,23@
Meade Dems to meet
!o#$ 14
STPQR#S ) T*e Seade 'emoLrats ;i11 be meeting
from 1T30-3T30 p@m@ Saturday, FoG@ 1H at t*e Sturgis
Uibrary@ T*ere ;i11 be a business session first, fo11o;ed by
a demonstration and training session in Gote bui1der, so
bring your 1aptops@
Rec Center fund raiser
!o#$ 14
U%V' ) S*ep*erd of t*e "i11s Uut*eran C*urL* is
sponsoring a fundraising eGent for t*e Fort*ern "i11s
9ami1y QeLreation Center from 10 a@m@ to H p@m@ on
Saturday, FoG@ 1H at t*e Ro1den "i11s Qesort@ Sa1es reps
from your faGorite *ome parties ;i11 disp1ay produLts as
;e11 as *aGe t*eir Lata1ogues aGai1ab1e@ Sembers of t*e
L*urL* ;i11 *aGe a baWe sa1e unti1 eGeryt*ing is so1dX 9or
more information LontaLt "e1en at t*e L*urL* offiLe
Sonday t*roug* 9riday from , a@m@ to noon at N22-1206 or
Sue "o11o;ay at 920-NN,, after FoG@ 10@
Chili feed
!o#$ 14
U%V' ) T*e Z1aLW "i11s Sining Suseum ;i11 *o1d its
SeLond Vnnua1 C*i1i 9eed and Si1ent VuLtion from noon to
6 p@m@ on Saturday, FoG@ 1H at Ro1den "i11s Qesort@
Benefit for Stan Kruger
!o#$ 15
C%FTQVU C#T[ ) V benefit ;i11 be *e1d at 11 a@m@ on
Sunday, FoG@ 15 at t*e Casino Zar in Centra1 City for Stan
]ruger@ T*is is to *e1p defray t*e Lost of mediLa1 e^penses@
V11 you Lan eat L*i1i ;it* a11 t*e fiîngs ;i11 be serGed@
L-D Debate Team to premier state
and regional speeches
!o#$ 1(
'%V'!&&' ) T*e Uead-'ead;ood "ig* SL*oo1
'ebate Team ;i11 premier state and regiona1 Lompetition
speeL*es at t*e Vdams Suseum at 6 p@m@ Sonday, FoG@ 16@
T*e eGent is open to t*e pub1iL, ;*ee1L*air aLLessib1e and
donations are ;e1Lome@ P1ease La11 5N,-192, for more information@ ParWing for t*e Vdams Suseum, 5H S*erman St@ is
aGai1ab1e on 'ead;ood Street, SieGer Street and in t*e Si11er
Street parWing 1ot@
Operation Christmas Child
collection week
!o#$ 1()2+
SP%VQ9#S" ) T*e Fationa1 Co11eLtion !eeW for
&peration C*ristmas C*i1d is FoG@ 16-23@ T*e offiLia1 drop-off
November 13, 2009
1oLation for t*is area is t*e So1id QoLW C*urL*, 3025 Sout* 10t*
VGe@, Spearfis*@ 9or empty s*oeboês, broL*ures or additiona1
information, p1ease La11 So1id QoLW C*urL* at 6H2-0955, Quss
and Cindy Crago at N22-,15H or ;;;@samaritanspurse@org@
Community Christmas dinner
planning meeting
!o#$ 1(
U%V' ) T*e Community C*ristmas Committee ;i11 be
meeting at 9 a@m@ on Sonday, FoG@ 16 at Rradinaru`s "aus
of ]affee@ V11 ;*o are interested in partiLipating are enLouraged to attend or LontaLt Sue "o11o;ay at 920-NN,,@ T*e
Community C*ristmas 'inner is open to a11 Lommunity
members and t*eir guests@ T*e dinner is made possib1e by
t*e generosity of Lommunity members and businesses in t*e
area@ Come and Koin us in preparing for t*is magiLa1 e^perienLe@
Depression recovery program
!o#$ 1(
"%QS&SV )T*e topiL for session fiGe ;i11 be aPositiGe
Uifesty1e C*oiLes@b T*e session ;i11 be *e1d at N p@m@
Sonday, FoG@ 16 at t*e "ermosa %1ementary SL*oo1 cmain
entranLed@
#n t*is session, ;e ;i11 1earn t*e most effeLtiGe route to
maWing and staying ;it* positiGe L*anges@ 'r@ Fed1ey ;i11
e^pose t*e *idden dangers of some Lommon addiLtions as
t*ey re1ate to depression@ 9ind out *o; to WiLW t*e misery
out of WiLWing any *armfu1 *abit@ 'isLoGer t*e prinLip1es
t*at aid suLLess@ 9or more information, La11 c605d 255-H101
e^t@ 21@
Reader’s Group to meet
!o#$ 1,
U%V' ) T*e Qeader`s Rroup ;i11 meet to disLuss T*e
&t*er by 'aGid Ruterson at 5T30 p@m@ on !ednesday, FoG@
1, at t*e "earts Uibrary@ Vnyone is ;e1Lome to Koin t*e
group@
Blood drive
!o#$ 19
SP%VQ9#S" ) T*e Fort*ern "i11s Training Center,
1oLated at 625 "arGard St@ in Spearfis*, ;i11 *ost a b1ood
driGe from 9 a@m@- H p@m@ T*ursday, FoG@ 19@ T*e b1ood
driGe ;i11 stoLW *ospita1 s*e1Ges for t*is year`s f1u season as
;e11 as t*e upLoming *o1iday season@ To sL*edu1e an
appointment, p1ease LontaLt C*ris at 6H2-2N,5 e^t 2H3 or
daGisen*tL@org@
Northern Hills fibromyalgai
support group
!o#$ 19
SP%VQ9#S" ) T*e F@"@ 9ibromya1gai support group
meets from 6T30-, p@m@ on t*e first and t*ird T*ursdays of
eaL* mont* at 'aWota !e11ness on Sain and SiL*igan in
Spearfis*@ Seetings are open to t*ose e^perienLing LromiL
fatigue as ;e11@ 9or more info La11 Uynn &1son ,92-H02H if
no ans;er p1ease 1eaGe name and a p*one number # ;i11
return your La11@
Art for lunch bunch
!o#$ 20
STPQR#S ) T*e FoGember art for UunL* ZunL* program ;i11 be at noon on 9riday, FoG@ 20 at t*e Sturgis
Pub1iL Uibrary Program Qoom@
T*is mont* ;e ;i11 feature guest speaWers ZeG Patterson,
;*o ;i11 present a program on t*e Pnion Center Store and
Car1 and Feoma QiL*ter, ;*o ;i11 present a program on t*e
%nning Store@ !e inGite one and a11 to attend t*ese programs@ Fe; faLes are a1;ays ;e1Lome as ;e11 as t*e fami1iar ones@ T*e Loffee is a1;ays on, bring your 1unL*, if you
;is*, and Koin in t*e fun of remembering and s*aring@
Community Thanksgiving dinner
/01P 4y !o#$ 20
SP%VQ9#S" ) T*ere ;i11 be a Lommunity
T*anWsgiGing dinner from 5-N p@m@ Tuesday, FoG@ 2H at t*e
Ca1Gary Temp1e Vssemb1y of Rod on "ig*;ay 1H ;est
QSfP by FoG@ 20 by La11ing 6H2-3,HH@
%Geryone is ;e1Lome@
Center of Hope meetings
U%V' ) T*e Z1aLW "i11s Center of "ope ;i11 be *o1ding a
C1osed V1Lo*o1iLs Vnonymous meeting at N p@m@ on Sondays,
an &pen V1Lo*o1iLs Vnonymous meeting at N p@m@ on 9ridays,
FarLotiLs Vnonymous at N p@m@ on Tuesdays, a 12 Step Study at
N p@m@ on !ednesdays, V1-Vnon at N p@m@ on T*ursdays and
&Gereaters Vnonymous meeting at N p@m@ on T*ursdays@
#f you are interested in enKoying a nig*t of musiL, games,
moGies, food, and LonGersation in a smoWe free, a1Lo*o1 free, and
gaming free enGironment Lome to t*e Center of "ope@
Z1aLW "i11s Center of "ope is 1oLated at 306 Sain St@, c9ino1a
bui1dingd in Uead@ P1ease La11 UeVnne at N1N-"&P% if you *aGe
any guestions@
Gamblers Anonymous
67u9:day:
U%V' ) #f gamb1ing is destroying you or someone you
Lare about, you are ;e1Lome to attend Ramb1ers
Vnonymous T*ursdays, N p@m@ at t*e 9irst Presbyterian
C*urL*, 12 Za1timore St@ ctop of Sain Street turn 1eft,
;*ite L*urL* on t*e rig*t - Lan parW in driGe;ay@d Seetings
;i11 be *e1d eGery T*ursday@ T*ere is no L*arge to be1ong
to Ramb1ers Vnonymous@
9or more information La11 Qenee at N22-3H61 or 5912913@
Cribbage club
6ue:day: and ?9@day:
U%V' ) T*e Uead Lribbage L1ub meets Tuesdays and
9ridays, 12T30 p@m@ s*arp, at t*e Ro1den "i11s #nn in t*e bar
area@ Tournaments are on t*e first and t*ird Saturday of eaL*
mont*@ P1ayers are a1;ays ;e1Lome@ 9or furt*er information, p*one Rary RoodriL* 5,H-31H5@
Holidazzle floats needed
AeB$ 11
SP%VQ9#S" ) S*o; your Lommunity spirit t*is *o1iday season by entering a f1oat in t*e "o1idahh1e Uig*t
Parade@ T*e "o1idahh1e Uig*t Parade taWes p1aLe at 6 p@m@
9riday, 'eL@ 11 in do;nto;n Spearfis*@ 9or information
LontaLt SarLia at 559-0359 or Sistie at N1N-929H@
BLACK HILLS PIONEER COMMUNITY
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Senior Menus
Spearfish and Sturgis Senior
Menu
Saturday, Nov. 14 F Beef stroganoff, bean medley
vegetables, dinner salad, chocolate Hclair dessert
Sunday, Nov. 15 F New England boil, corn bread,
dinner salad, peach crisp
Monday, Nov. 16 F Swedish meatballs, fettuccini
noodles, stewed tomatoes, fruited jello
Tuesday, Nov. 17 F Chicken Cacciatore, baked potato, whole kernel corn, applesauce
Wednesday, Nov. 18 F Open face chili frito, cheese
burger, winter blend vegetable, dinner salad, fresh
grapefruit
Thursday, Nov. 19 F Beef and broccoli over brown
rice, dinner salad, jell-o salad
Friday, Nov. 20 F Pasta Tili, California blend vegetables, garlic bread, dinner salad, fresh fruit/ grapes
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Friday4
*vening menu
Saturday F Pizza, kiwi fruit salad
Sunday F Beef stir fry over brown rice, fresh fruit
Monday F Bacon cheese burger with LTP, French
fries, ice cream sundae
Tuesday F Biscuit over gravy, fresh fruit
Wednesday F French toast bake and sausage, diced
pears
Thursday F Grilled Rueben sandwich, fresh garden
medley vegetables, tropical fruit
Friday F Shrimp, au gratin potatoes, dessert
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Monday, Nov. 16 F Chili, marinated veggie salad,
crackers, cooked apples
Tuesday, Nov. 17 F Chunky chicken soup, garlic
bread, upside down cheese cake with mandarin oranges
Wednesday, Nov. 18 F Beef and noodles, tossed
salad, parslied carrots, plums
Thursday, Nov. 18 F Meatloaf, baked potato, lima
beans, pineapple tidbits
Friday, Nov. 20 F Thanksgiving dinner, roast
turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, dressing, green
beans, cranberry sauce, pie
PUZZLE FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13
Regional Health
Clinical Research
participating in
national flu study
RAPID CITY F Regional Health Clinical Research has
been selected to participate in a national observational study
for influenza. The study is sponsored by the National Institute
of Health, a department of the federal government.
^Regional Health_s Clinical Research is excited to offer this
study to the community,a said Jorge Reyno, M.D., Medical
Director of Regional Health Clinical Research. ^While the
study does not offer treatment for the flu, it will gather important information about the natural history of the flu, which
could possibly be used in the future to find out how people can
protect themselves from it.a
Regional Health Clinical Research was notified by the
National Institute of Health that it was the first research site in
the nation to enroll a participant in the study. The study is open
to people of all ages and individual participation is about 30
days. The study is expected to continue for two years.
For more information, call Regional Health Clinical
Research at (605) 716-3981 or email the department at
research@rcrh.org.
John Ervin to celebrate 90th birthday
John Er<in of Spearfish cele6rates his
90th 6irthday today. John and his wife
Lee ha<e 6een residents since 19C5,
when they opened Spearfish Pottery
and Mercantile.
As Cham6er of
Commerce manager, John 6rought the
annual Cor<ette Rally to Spearfish, and
he ser<ed two terms as a Lawrence
County Commissioner. The Er<ins still
li<e in their home on Spearfish Creek.
Happy Birthday JohnM Courtesy photo
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Blue Diamond
Award winners
P%5+.06
Student News
Cordell awarded
scholarship at SDSU
!orthern )ills Training 0enter is pleased to announce its
5ctober Blue Diamond A;ard ;inners.
Terri 5ravits is part of the !)T0 custodial cre; and helps in
the )arvard ?rogram. Tina )annah is @ob coach for the
houseAeeping cre;. Sho;n here, Fred RomAema congratuF
lates both for their ;orA. Courtesy photo
BROO$INGS — Lee Cordell of Spearfish
was awarded the Hoch Drug Scholarship in
Pharmacy for the 2009-2010 school year at
South Dakota State University. Cordell is a
Lunior maLoring in pharmacy at SDSU, where
he is active in the American Student
Pharmacists OrganiOation, Big Brother
Foundation,
$appa
Psi
Professional
Pharmaceutical Fraternity and Golden $ey
Club. He is the son of Lisa and Richard Cordell
of Spearfish and is a graduate of the Spearfish
High School.
Gregory James Hoch was born on Feb. 7,
1947, in Brookings South Dakota to William
and Vera Hoch. Greg was captain of the varsity football and basketball teams at Tyndall High
School and graduated as Salutatorian in 1965.
He graduated Magna Cum Laude from SDSU
with a degree in pharmacy in 1970. After earning his degree, Greg returned to Tyndall to
work in the family drug store. Greg[s father,
William, owns Hoch Drug Company and is a
1947 SDSU pharmacy graduate.
Greg loved adventure and travel and his Lourneys took him to Africa, India, China, Peru, and
Alaska. One of his most memorable trips was
mountain climbing in the Himalayas.
Greg cared deeply about his profession and
the people of Tyndall. He spent long hours
working in the drugstore and studying pharmaceutical Lournals.
Greg Hoch passed away on January 10, 2005
at the age of 56.
Founded in 1881, SDSU is the state[s largest,
most comprehensive university. Ranked by the
Carnegie Foundation as the number one
research institution in South Dakota, SDSU
offers more than 200 academic programs to students on the main campus in Brookings and at
sites across the state.
Calling All Santas...
to the Spearfish Park Pavilion
Tuesday, Dec. 1
Hours: 9am - 7 pm
• Come see Santa
Wednesday, Dec. 2
Hours: 9am - 7 pm
• Senior Tea: 2:30 pm - 4 pm
• Come see Santa
Thursday, Dec. 3
Hours: 9am - 5 pm
Closed 5 - 6 pm for Auction Preparation
• Social: 6 - 7 pm Light Hors d’oeuvres
• Auction Starts: 7 pm
Your chance to purchase a tree, wreath,
decorated doll or other exciting item from
our main fundraiser.
Silent Auction items may be taken home
once they are paid for.
Friday, Dec. 4
Hours: 9am - 4 pm
Saturday, Dec. 5
• Tree Delivery starts at 9am
• Wreaths may be picked up from 9am - Noon
The money you give to
Zonta goes to good
causes in our community.
Past Projects
Clothing for needy children
Artemis House
Court Appointed Special
Advocates (CASA)
Family Health Education Services
Young Women’s Leadership
Forum
Grace Balloch Memorial Library
Law. County Child Protection Team
Teen Court
Youth & Family Services
Early Childhood Connection
Spearfish High School Close Up
SD Coalition for Children
Spearfish Food Pantry
SHS Parents Who Care
SHS Debate Club
SHS Lookout (newspaper)
Spearfish School District...
We The People
& numerous other groups in our
community
Ad m is si o n :
One Canned
Food Item
which
will be given
to the
Spearfish Fo
od Pantry
The Zonta Club of Spearfish is dedicated to serving our community by recognizing and supporting the needs of women and children
Inside Sports: McPherson competing in TaeKwondo event in France. See story page 40
SPORTS
Page 38
s p o r t s @ b h p i o n e e r. c o m
BELLE FOURCHE
BLACK HILLS STATE
LEAD-DEADWOOD
SPEARFISH
STURGIS
November 13, 2009
Expectations are high this season for Jackets basketball team
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Black Hills Pioneer
SPEARFIS( * A+ter ma1in4 it to
the NAIA National Tournament Final
Four last season< e=pectations are hi4h
+or the Blac1 (ills State UniBersity
menDs bas1etball team this season.
GThis is Hhat He Hor1ed +or Hhen
He started buildin4 this pro4ram<J said
Kac1ets head coach Paul Sather. GI+
He Hant to be a 4reat team< He need
to learn hoH to be success+ul Hith
hi4h e=pectations 4oin4 into the
season.J
The Kac1ets are comin4 o++ a memorable season< Hinnin4 a school record
M0 4ames and a Final Four appearance.
Blac1 (ills State has a Beteran 4roup
returnin4 +rom last yearOs sPuad.
The Kac1ets startin4 +iBe consist o+
all Quniors< Hho haBe been startin4
since they Here +reshmen.
GWe haBe a special chemistry Hith
this 4roup that Hill continue to improBe
and that should be our 4oal< to build
+rom last season and to improBe daily
throu4hout this season<J Sather said.
Returnin4 +or the YelloH Kac1ets is
All-American Qunior +orHard Lu1e
Enos Usecond teamV< Qunior 4uard Cain
At1inson Uhonorable mentionV< and
!ackets )uard
Spencer Childress4 54
)oes up for a 8ump
shot durin)
Saturday;s )ame
a)ainst <akota
=esleyan in
Spearfish. ?he
!ackets tra@el to
Billin)s4 Mont.4
toni)ht to ?ake on
Rocky Mountain
Colle)e. Pioneer file
photo
Lady Jackets travel
to Billings tonight
Brittany Fuhrman of
Black Hills State
looks for a teamF
mate to pass to in
Saturday;s )ame
a)ainst <akota
=esleyan in
Spearfish. ?he
Gady !ackets take
on Rocky Mountain
Colle)e in Billin)s4
Mont.4 toni)ht. ?ip
off is 5HIJ p.m.
Pioneer file photo
See JACKETS — Page 41
Greater Dakota Conference
academic honors announced
SIOUY FALLS * The Greater
Da1ota Con+erence released its
Academic All Con+erence honors
+or the 2009 Fall Sports Season.
To Puali+y +or Academic All
Con+erence< the athlete must be a
senior< haBe a cumulatiBe M.5
4rade point aBera4e and be a member o+ a Barsity team.
(ere are the seniors Hho haBe
earned Academic All Con+erence
honors.
!,y. 0,12
ShaHn McCarther URC CentralV<
Alec SHanson URC SteBensV<
Grant Wynia USF RooseBeltV<
Thomas Bir4enheir URC CentralV<
AndreH Warren URC SteBensV<
Kordan Lou1s USpear+ishV< Kared
Roerich URC SteBensV< Austin
Eri1son USF RooseBeltV and Kyle
Kopplin UStur4isV
03r1. *r,.. *,untry
Alicia Kohnson URC CentralV<
Maleah Schad URC SteBensV<
Samantha Koch USF ODGormanV<
Broo1e Dadah URC SteBensV<
Gretchen Peterson USF LincolnV<
Bailey Breems USF RooseBeltV< Kill
Dueter
URC SteBensV< Alice
Lubec1 USF LincolnV< Seanna
Kauta USF RooseBeltV and Kelsey
Senden USpear+ishV.
03r1. 8,119y:a11
Carlee (am URC CentralV< Krista
Youn4ber4 USF LincolnV< Beth
DeKon4 USF RooseBeltV< Kenaie
Slater URC CentralV< Andrea
Petersen USF ODGormanV< Molly
Stehley USF RooseBeltV< Carrie
bastroH URC CentralV< Lia
Kappenman USF ODGormanV< Bla1e
Kin1el USpear+ishV< Kustine Blade
URC SteBensV< Ma44ie Dally USF
ODGormanV<
Kendra
Apland
See ACADEMIC — Page 40
BLACK HILLS PIONEER SPORTS
Bowling Scores
Stardust Mi@ed 1I-2J
1 Street Image 20, 2 Even
Dozen 18, 3 Kte’s Kickin
Karaoke 17, 4 Foothill Seeds
15, 5 Central Parts 15, 6
Dakota Territory FCU 15, 7
Sacrision Paving 15, 8 Bed
Rock Lanes 14, 9 Casino Bar
14, 10 Bob’s Silver Star 12,
11 Oberle’s 8 and 12 One
Left Standing 5
High game: Casey Davis
and Ray Pearce 226
and Trish Fredericksen 216
High series: Casey Davis
641and Trish Fredericksen
555
High team series: One Left
Standing 2419
High team game: One Left
Standing 838
Twin City #adies
1I-2$
1 Stretch’s 20, 2 Forcoli &
Sons 18, 3 K/J Leather 16, 4
Alkali Tours 12.5, 5 Flash’s
12, 6 Elk Creek Steakhouse
12, 7 Hammond Trucking
11.5 and 8 Simply Divine 10
High game: Pam Smith
226
High series: Denise Welch
537
High team game: Flash’s
870
High team series: Flash’s
2441
Stardust Mi@ed 11-1
1 Kte’s Kickin Karaoke 21,
2 Street Image 21, 3 Even
Dozen 19, 4 Sacrision Paving
18, 5 Foothill Seeds 18, 6
Bed Rock Lanes 17, 7
Central Parts 16, 8 Bob’s
Silver Star 16, 9 Dakota
Territory FCU 15, 10 Casino
Bar 14, 11 Oberle’s 11 and 12
One Left Standing 5.5
High
game:
Robert
Radensleben 266 and Lori
Fredericksen 213
High
series:
Robert
Radensleben
653
Lori
Fredericksen 580
High team game: Bed
Rock Lanes 868
High team series: Bed
Rock Lanes 2406
Twin City #adies 11-2
1 Stretch’s 22, 2 Forcoli &
Sons 20, 3 K/J Leather 17, 4
Alkali Tours 15.5, 5 Flash’s
15, 6 Simply Divine 14, 7 Elk
Creek Steakhouse 13, 8
Hammond Trucking 11.5
High game: Jodi Mollman
223
High
series:
Sue
Schmadeke 563
High team game: Flash’s
828
High team series: Flash’s
2421
South Park #anes
Monday Pight
Men’s Commercial
11-2
1 Tri-State Chiropractic
48-16, 2 New Generation
Feeds 38-26 and 3 Law
Trucking 37-27
Men’s high game: Rob
Lafayette, Jr. 706
Men’s high game with
handicap: Tom Young 281
Men’s high series: Rob
Lafayette, Jr. 706
Men’s high series with
handicap: Justin Millard 733
Team high game: Law
Trucking 807
Tean high game with handicap: Hoard’s Horde 909
Team high series: Law
Trucking 2310
Team high series with
handicap: BPM 2528
Covered Tagon 11-%
1 King Pins 26-6, 2 4
Wheels and Munstangs 18.513.5 and 3 Hubs 18-14
High men’s game: Troy
VanderBoom 233
High men’s game with
handicap: Troy VanderBoom
240
High men’s series: Troy
VanderBoom 607
High men’s series with
handicap: Utaw Howard 634
High women’s game: Julie
VanderBoom 194
High women’s game with
handicap: Julie VanderBoom
236
High women’s series:
Nancy Reid 530
High women’s series with
handicap: Nancy Reid 638
High team game: Endgates
637
High team game with
handicap: Mules 830
High team series: Endgates
1803
High team series with
handicap: Mules 2403
Spearfish wrestlers competed in the Belle
Fourche Wrestling Tournament Nov. 6
BELLE FOURCHE
— Spearfish Middle
School wrestlers competed in the middle
school wrestling tournament held in Belle
Fourche Nov. 6.
Here are the results
of how Spearfish did
in the tournament:
Cth 2rade
1 Slayton Ludens
1 Rance Sivertsen
1 Drew Kaitfors
1 Colton Hall
2 Jeremiah Harmon
2 Zeph Irion
2 Isai Rodriguez
3 Levi Jones
3 Stoen Mollman
4 Eli Hansen
4 Carson Weimer
4 Bryce Christensen
Fth 2rade
1 Spencer Moody
1 Nick Iron Rope
2 Zach Hansen
2 Luke Wietgrefe
2 Cole Johnson
2 Alex Jones
3 Andrew Bressler
4 Collin Langer
4 Steve Rivers
BHSU volleyballers in DAC championship game
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With guarded optimism,
Broncos switch to Hochstein
PAT GRAHAM
A" S$%&'( W&+',&
"Whenever I'm called upon, I
try to work as hard as I can," he
said. "I'm eager to help any way
ENbLEWOOD, Colo. (AP)
I can."
— A struggling Denver Broncos
Hochstein's flexioffense will start
bility was one of the
Russ Hochstein at left
reasons he was
guard on Sunday at
brought in, along
Washington in place
with his familiarity
of longtime veteran
with
McDaniels'
Ben Hamilton.
style of offense datThe move was
ing back to their
made as the Broncos
try to ignite a stagdays together with
nant offense, which
the Patriots.
has scored just one
"We feel like he'll
touchdown in backbe
competitive in
Josh
to-back losses to
there and we'll see
McDaniels
Baltimore
and
how
it
goes,"
Pittsburgh.
McDaniels said.
"We'll always evaluate everyHochstein will have his hands
body," coach Josh McDaniels
full Sunday when he sees a
said Thursday. "If there's somesteady
dose
of
Albert
thing we feel may give us a betHaynesworth, the enormous
ter opportunity to have success
anchor of the Redskins' defen— wherever it may be — then
sive front.
we would not be opposed to
"Whew, the guy's a great
doing anything. We're going to
player," said Hochstein, a ninthsee how that goes, evaluate it
year player out of the
ongoing."
University of Nebraska. "A very
Hochstein has shown his verphysical presence."
satility since being acquired in
Outside of missing the
an August trade from New
200W season with concussion
England. He's filled in at right
symptoms,
Hamilton
has
guard when Chris Kuper hurt
started every game — when
his ankle and on the left side
healthy — with Denver since
when Hamilton was out with a
2002. He came out of the
hamstring injury against Dallas.
Oakland game on Sept. 2W with
Hochstein also began the
a hamstring injury and then sat
Pittsburgh game at tight end and
out the following week,
has lined up in the backfield in
Hochstein stepping in on each
short-yardage situations.
occasion.
JACKETS
Hamilton is a holdover from
the old regime, when the team
ran a zone-blocking scheme
under
then-coach
Mike
Shanahan.
Still, Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy thought
Hamilton and the other linemen
who were groomed on that way
of blocking were making a
quick transition.
"I think they've done a great
job up front, adapting to what
we do," McCoy said. "We have
plenty of things in there that
they've done in the past. We've
put a few different types of
plays in there, scheme plays,
maybe they haven't run as
much. But they've bought into
what we're doing and done a
nice job."
Lately, the Broncos have
been struggling in the running
game. Correll Buckhalter and
rookie Knowshon Moreno combined to gain just 2W yards on 14
carries against Pittsburgh on
Monday.
In the wake of that, Hochstein
is replacing Hamilton.
"This is not an anointment of
anybody or anything tremendously negative about Ben
Hamilton," McDaniels said.
"We're just going to see if this
makes the situation any better.
If it does, great. We'll always do
what's best for our team. If this
can help us, we'll be happy with
it."
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Continued from Page 40
center Will John Johnson (honorable mention).
Rounding out the returning
starters are junior starting point
guard Spencer Childress (second in nation in assist to
turnover ratio) and junior Clay
Pottorff (averaging 12 points
per game).
Coming off the bench will be
junior guard Travis Haney,
sophomore forwards Rob
Johnson and Matt Tasset and
freshmen Tanner Adler, of Lead,
and Craig VonAllman.
“I’m really excited about our
bench,” said Sather. “We had
a great bench last season and
I think we’ll have an even
better bench this year. We’ve
got some young guys who
will only get better with experience.
Senior post Jon Ferrie, a
transfer from Dordt College,
brings great experience and
size to the Jackets, and should
add a post presence in the
paint.
The Jackets have gotten off to
a 2-1 start this season and have
struggled defensively.
“We’re not close to where we
need to be defensively, We’re
taking possessions off, we lose
concentration and we stop
guarding the ball the way we
need to,” Sather said.
The Jackets know they have
to bring their TA’ game every
game if they want to make it
back to the national tourney.
“We’re going to get everybody's best shot. We just have to
be ready to play each and every
night. Sather said.
The Jackets travel to Billings,
Mont., tonight to face Rocky
Mountain College.
Tip off is W:30 p.m.
Saturday the Jackets continue
its road trip with a game against
Montana Tech in Butte, Mont.
Tip off is 5 p.m.
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ORDINANCE Continued from
has had cooperation from the S.D.
already has a public notification
process in place for major projects.
School of Mines and Technology
Page 1
He also said school district attorney
with the code, the ordinance has
designation that outlines specific uses
Lester Nies advised them that an addicaused some internal problems withfor all publicly held lands,
tional public input process
in city government.
the ordinance also includes
that is mandated by the city
“The process requires city departa provision that requires
would be costly and ineffiments to submit to a review of city
governmental entities to
cient.
council approved projects by the
notify surrounding neigh“We feel we have someplanning commission. This appears
bors before making major
thing in place
to place the planning comland use changes.
already and that's
mission in a superior posiCorinne Hansen, BHSU
why we oppose
tion to the city council,”
director of marketing and
the city coming
Sund wrote in his memo.
communications said the
into the process
On Nov. 2 the Spearfish
university is not permitted
with us,” Peters
City Council approved the
Jayna
to abide by these types of
said.
first reading of the ordicity requirements.
Watson
City Planner
nance, but the council is
“The university has a
Jayna
Watson
bound by law to hold a
long history of working colsaid the Spearfish Planning
public hearing about the
laboratively with the city of Spearfish
Commission originally promatter and give a second
Dave
as we plan construction projects. We
posed
the
notification
approval before the ordilook forward to continuing this pracPeters
requirement in an effort to
nance is finalized. The
tice on future projects,” Hansen said.
foster good will and open
public hearing is scheduled
“As a state university we are required
communication between the public
to be held at the next city council
to seek approval from both the board
and governmental entities. The city of
meeting, Nov. 16.
of regents and the Legislators for all
Spearfish currently has an informal
While council members said they
building and construction projects.
policy that notifies its neighbors
would still hold the public hearing,
It's my understanding that according
about major land use changes, the
they all agreed to wait before makto a prior state's attorney general rulcode would have put that policy into
ing a decision to finalize the ordiing we are not allowed to enter into
writing and imposed it on other govnance. Additionally, after hearing
agreements of this type at the city
ernments as a city requirement.
public input at the hearing the counlevel.”
Sund reported that Rapid City is the
cil could decide to kill or revise the
Dave Peters, superintendent of
only other city in the state that has
ordinance proposal.
Spearfish schools said the district
such a requirement. While Rapid City
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STANDOFF Continued from Page 1
A resident of the Spearfish Valley Mobile Estates is turned away
from entering the trailer park Thursday morning while law enforcement officers were attempting to arrest a barricaded suspect.
Pioneer photo by Mark Watson
Mowell said that when sheriff's deputies and Spearfish police officers
arrived on scene at approximately 3:14 a.m. to the report of a domestic incident, Nicholas did not answer the phone or come out of the house.
Officers were able to remove a second woman and children from the house
later and at approximately 9 a.m. officers entered the trailer, where Nicholas
was arrested without incident.
Neighbor Dewey Dahl said the sheriff's deputies were very calm about it and
took their time.
The details of the incident were still under investigation. Other charges are
pending following the investigation.
KNOWLEDGE BOWL Continued from Page 3
definitely in the know. Their season is comprised of five, four-hour long competitions each consisting of one written round and four oral rounds. Both the oral and
written portions contain 60 questions each, for a total of 300 questions to cover in
each competition.
Mead said that Knowledge Bowl questions pull from diverse topics, such as
math, science, literature, grammar, current events and history - even physics.
With the key to a team's success lying in a broad range of knowledge in a vast
array of topics, there is no one particular area that the team excels in and Mead said
he plays each student during any given competition.
The kids say the hardest part of the whole competition is avoiding a certain term
that comes with Knowledge Bowl territory. “Resisting buzz wars was the hardest,”
said team member Joseph Barnes. Apparently, resisting the urge to buzz in to
answer the question before the entire question is read is a hard habit to avoid and
one that's easy to get into in the fierce competitions.
Seems the kids are prone to buzzing in way too early and then guessing at what
the actual question might be. For example, the moderator may begin reading a poem
and one of the team members might ring in really quickly, hoping that they're actually asking for the name of the poem, but not really knowing.
In most cases, they ring in to position themselves, guessing at what the question
may call for and then answering after the fact. “Some are really bad questions, especially the English ones,” Grassel said. “Especially with the commas because when
they read the question and there is a pause, you think it's done, but the question
might not be over and you've already buzzed in, so you have to answer anyway.”
There are nine Knowledge Bowl teams in the Northern Hills and nine in the
Southern Hills. The Regional competition narrows those down to the top nine teams
in the Black Hills, overall. This season, the four middle school teams that competed from the Northern Hills were two Belle Fourche teams, Spearfish and Sturgis.
The five middle school teams that competed from the Southern Hills were: Dakota
Middle School, Hill City, Rapid City Christian, South Middle School and
Southwest Middle School.
Four of the Spartan Middle School team members will return next year as eighth
graders and students say their motivation for staying involved in a team that quickly dwindled from 20 students at the beginning of the year to just a little over a handful, is simple. “We meet every Wednesday after school and Mr. Mead brings donuts.
Yeah, it's a tradition.”
Mead will treat the team to a pizza party to celebrate their success.
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