Rodeo time

• BANDIT
STRIKES
SPEARFISH
PG. 2
• CHUTES FOR
CHARITY
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Vol. 135
#14
PG. 3
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Rodeo
time
The South Dakota High School Rodeo
Finals gets underway today with both
boys' and girls' cutting. The first full performance is at 8 a.m. Friday with the second performance at 5 p.m. Friday. On
Saturday the third performance will take
place at 9 a.m. and the fourth performance at 5 p.m. The short-go will be at
noon on Sunday. Pioneer file photo
Pavilion renters must
get pro cleaners
■ Professional cleaners required
for brown bag requests
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See PAVILION — Page 31
State officials seek
aviation plan,
airport directory
B" BOB MERCER
Black Hills *ioneer
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See AVIATION — Page 5
BLACK HILLS PIONEER LOCAL SCENE
Page 2
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Taking down
a giant
■ Relay for Life team aims to unseat
Iowa fundraiser and take No. 1 title
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See RELAY — Page 30
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INDEX
LOCAL
OBITUARIES
STATE
EDITORIAL/OPINION
HOMES
TV SCHEDULES
COMICS
LEGALS/CLASSIFIEDS
COMMUNITY
SPORTS
MOVIE LISTING
WEATHER
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The “Betting on a Cure” at 7 p.m. on June 25 at the Lodge in Deadwood will try to make Deadwood
No. 1 in the Midwest for Relay for Life fundraising, and defeat legendary fundraiser Gary Streit, of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The Deadwood team's motif for the event is, “The Gunslingers vs. the
Cornshuckers.” Courtesy photo from the Deadwood Chamber of Commerce
Barefoot Bandit strikes Spearfish
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See BANDIT — Page 7
This July 2009 file self-portrait provided by the Island County
Sheriff's Office shows Colton Harris-Moore. Harris-Moore, also
known as the Barefoot Bandit is the teen police believe is
responsible for numerous high-profile burglaries including the
theft of airplanes. Harris-Moore may have committed a burglary at the Spearfish Airport. AP photo
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
BLACK HILLS PIONEER LOCAL SCENE
Page 3
To help those in need
■ ‘Chutes for Charity’
organization to raise funds for
family in Butte County
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,rea resi1ents /ith a heart o3 7ol1 ha>e
or7ani?e1 an e33ort to sell @Ashirts in or1er
to raise BoneC to helD 3aBilies in nee1<
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althou7h itPs a /on1er3ul Dro7raBH the 3un1s
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Hi7h Mchool (o1eo %inals to Fe hel1 this
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3roB the local Binisterial associations an1
the hosDice or7ani?ations to 3in1 a 3aBilCH
or t/oH that are 1eser>in7 o3 the 1onation<I
Jhen that haDDensH she note1H unless the
3aBilC 3eels coB3ortaFle the coBBittee /ill
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shirts the or7ani?ation is also sellin7 >isors
an1 FaseFall caDs /ith the Black Hills
(oun1uD lo7o on theB an1 Dosters /ith the
Black Hills (oun1uD /ine laFelH /hich has
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Splashing into summer
More than 100 kids, parents, and caregivers celebrated the kick off of Grace Balloch
Memorial Library's Make a Splash summer reading program on June 4 in the Spearfish City
Park. The event included presentations on the Hydro Plant, D.C. Booth Fish Hatchery, and
Spearfish Creek, as well as water games and duck races. The summer reading program is
for all ages and runs through July 30. Shown here, children's librarian Sharon Henry conducts duck races in Spearfish Creek as contestants watch from shore. Courtesy photo
Members of the “Chutes for Charity” committee were out in full force at
the 23rd Annual Center of the Nation All Car Rally held Saturday at
Herrmann Park in order to raise funds for their new charity. This was one
of several events the organization will be at in order to sell T-shirts with
the Black Hills Roundup logo on them. Pictured, left to right, are Gayleen
Raber, Debra Leverington and Linda McElwain. Pioneer photo by Heather
Murschel
The American
dream
NeighborWorks Dakota Home Resources recently helped their 800th
family purchase a home. Pictured from left are Rural Development Area
Director Tim Potts, Eugene Ryckman — home owner, Don Harris —
USDA Rural Development Outreach Initiative Team Leader Larinda
Tabaha — home owner, USDA Rural Development State Director Elsie M.
Meeks, and Joy McCracken — NeighborWorks Executive Director, surrounded by the children of Ryckman and Tabaha on the land of their
new Spearfish home. Courtesy photo
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER OBITUARIES
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Glenn (Berger) W. Bonnie Ruth
Sorenson II, 54
Unterseher, 83
Glenn &Ber)er* W. Sorenson II1
241 o4 Ten Sleep1 Wyo.1 died at
the Washa=ie medi?al ?enter
on @Ane 1C1 2E1E a4ter a
?oAra)eoAs Fattle with
?an?er.
He leaves Fehind his
wi4e1 Jay?eK mother1
nephew and nie?e. He
was pre?eded in death
Fy his 4ather1 two Frothers1 a sister and many
4riends.
Memorial servi?es will
Fe held at 2 p.m. @Aly 21
2E1E at SNAaw Cree= in the
Bi) Horn MoAntains. Online
?ondolen?es may Fe made at
www.Fryant4Aneralhomeonline.?om.
Doris Maria
(Johnson)
McElfresh, 87
Doris Maria &@ohnson* M?El4resh1 S71 o4 Spear4ish died
Monday1 @Ane 211 2E1E at the David M. Dorsett Re)ional
Senior Care in Spear4ish.
SArvivors in?lAde her daA)hter1 Ellen &M?El4resh*
NaYian and several 4riends.
Memorial servi?es will Fe held at a later date.
Online ?ondolen?es may Fe written at www.4idlerisFAr)4Aneral?hapels.?om.
Bonnie RAth Rnterseher1 ST1 o4 Lead1
died on Monday1 @Ane 211 2E1E at StAr)is
Re)ional Senior Care.
Arran)ements are Ander the ?are o4
Fidler-IsFAr) FAneral Chapels o4
Spear4ish. Online ?ondolen?es may Fe
written at www.4idler-isFAr)4Aneral?hapels.?om.
Grace Maxine
Rezek, 83
Gra?e MaXine ReYe=1 ST1 o4 Spear4ish1
died SAnday1 @Ane 2E1 at Dorsett Re)ional
Senior Care in Spear4ish.
Arran)ements are pendin) with FidlerIsFAr) FAneral Chapels [ Crematory o4
Spear4ish.
Online ?ondolen?es may Fe written at\
www.4idler-isFAr)4Aneral?hapels.?om.
Maxine
Meeker, 87
MaXine Mee=er1 S71 o4 Deadwood died
TAesday1 @Ane 221 2E1E at Bella Vista
Golden Livin) Center in Rapid City.
Arran)ements are pendin) with FidlerIsFAr) FAneral Chapels [ Crematory Servi?e
o4 Spear4ish.
BLACK HILLS PIONEER STATE NEWS
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
AVIATION !"#$%#&'(
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DOT and consulting firm
Mead and Hunt. Work began
last year.
DOT's Andy Vandel said a
meeting is scheduled for
Monday to discuss the new
airport classification system
that will be used in the new
airport directory.
Airport managers have
been surveyed, and a survey
of pilots and other airport
users is under way through
this fall as part of the aviation system plan project,
according to Vandel.
The project will include
analysis of impacts on airports from the Sturgis motorcycle rally and fall pheasant
hunting.
The purpose of the new
plan is to document aviation
needs, guide funding decisions and make recommendations, according to DOT's
brochure explaining the project.
PUC announces AT&T's acquisition
of Alltel in South Dakota
PIERRE — The Federal
Communications Commission
notified the South Dakota
Public Utilities Commission
today that it has approved
AT&T's acXuisition of former
Alltel assets in South Dakota.
Today's action culminates a
process that began in June
2008 when Verizon Wireless
announced its plans to purchase Alltel. Antitrust concerns
by the Department of Justice
resulted in Verizon Wireless
agreeing to divest assets in
markets in which Verizon
Wireless and Alltel both operate, including South Dakota. In
May 2009, AT&T announced it
would acXuire the Alltel assets
in South Dakota, including
spectrum, towers and subscribers, from Verizon
Wireless.
The business transaction
makes way for AT&T to begin
Oglala man
killed in
northwest
SD crash
REVA %AP' — An Oglala man is dead after a
rollover crash on state Highway >9 in northwest
South Dakota.
The Highway Patrol says 18-year-old Matthew
Titus III was a passenger in a truck that rolled
down a steep ditch about 2 miles south of Reva
shortly before noon Monday. He died at the scene.
The patrol says the driver, 34-year-old
Guadalupe Opry of Dallas, suffered serious but
non-life threatening injuries.
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, June 27th • 2-4 p.m.
11452 Blacktail Bench Rd. (on Maitland Rd.)
Cards can be sent to:
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P.O. Box 543, Deadwood, SD 57732
transitioning their newlyacXuired South Dakota network from CDMA to GSM,
which are different technologies that allow the wireless
transfer of information. Alltel
uses CDMA; AT&T uses
GSM. AT&T officials have
relayed to the PUC they expect
the transition to gradually take
place over the next year.
_This is big news for South
Dakota,_ said PUC Vice
Chairman Steve Kolbeck. _The
PUC has had an eye, an ear,
and when appropriate, a voice
in this process for more than
two years. Dependable wireless service has become a commodity many South Dakotans
rely on in their daily lives. We
focused our efforts on ensuring
South Dakota moves forward
in the wireless arena,_ he said.
The PUC filed comments
with the FCC addressing
AT&T's intentions regarding
the Universal Service Fund;
the buildout to unserved and
underserved areas in the state;
the transition of Alltel subscribers to the GSM network;
and the availability of roaming. Kolbeck had ex parte discussions with FCC
Commissioner Mignon
Clyburn and key FCC staff
during which he stated support
for the federal agency's
approval of the transaction.
PUC representatives also
met with AT&T officials
throughout the process to
advocate on behalf of South
Dakota customers. _It was
important to us to know how
AT&T plans to handle the relationship with current Alltel
customers,_ stated PUC
Chairman Dusty Johnson. _We
asked key Xuestions, and
received assurances, about
communication with subscribers
and the timeline for installation
of GSM eXuipment once
approval was achieved,_ he said.
The PUC will continue its
advocacy for South Dakotans as
AT&T ramps up its presence in
the state. _We will continue to
be watch dogs, and barking dogs
if necessary, to ensure the needs
of South Dakota wireless customers are met,_ said PUC
Commissioner Gary Hanson.
The South Dakota Public
Utilities Commission has a list
of freXuently asked Xuestions to
help Alltel customers in the state
better understand some of the
issues related to the sale of
Alltel assets to AT&T. The
information is posted on the
commission's Web site at
www.PUC.SD.govaAlltel-ATT.
It addresses consumer concerns
such as eXuipment, technology
and coverage.
Opinion
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
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BANDIT Continued from Page 0
ment reports, indicators from all
burglaries point to the same suspect and 6there may be a connection with the Teen Burglar
known as the 'Barefoot Bandit.'>
The Barefoot Bandit, Colton
Harris-Moore, a 6-foot-5 19year-old from Camano Island,
Wash., escaped from a halfway
house south of Seattle in April
2008. Since then, authorities
believe he's been responsible for
numerous burglaries at vacation
homes and businesses around the
Northwest, and that he's stolen
boats, cars and even a few small
airplanes.
A family in Oankton, found a
tall man in their home last
Friday, Assistant Police Chief
Jerry Hisek said. They didn't get
a good look at him because the
house was dark, and the family
couldn't identify Harris-Moore in
photos.
But the suspect did shave or
cut his hair at the home, and
investigators have sent that evidence to a state crime lab for
DNA analysis, Hisek said.
The last trace of Harris-Moore
in Washington state was over
Memorial Day weekend, when
he left $100 at a veterinary clinic
in the southwestern town of
Raymond along with a note that
saidV WDrove by, had some extra
cash. Please use this money for
the care of animals Colton
Harris-Moore YAKAV 'The
Barefoot Bandit'[ Camano Island,
WA.W
Page 7
Judge who nixed drill
ban reported oil investments
BY C$R& '()ER+O(
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!ssocia'e) Press -ri'ers
Ltd., the company that owned the sunken
Deepwater Horizon drilling rig.
Feldman overturned the ban
Tuesday, saying the government simply assumed that because one rig
exploded, the others pose an imminent danger, too.
The White House promised an
immediate appeal. The Interior
Department had imposed the moratorium last month in the wake of the
BP disaster, halting approval of any
Judge Martin new permits for deepwater projects
and suspending drilling on 33
Feldman
exploratory wells.
NEW ORLEANS YAP[ _ The
Louisiana judge who struck down the
Obama administration's six-month
ban on deepwater oil drilling in the
Gulf of Mexico has reported extensive investments in the oil and gas
industry, according to financial disclosure reports. He's also a new
member of a secret national security
court.
U.S. District Judge Martin
Feldman, a 1983 appointee of
President Ronald Reagan, reported owning less
than $15,000 in stock in 2008 in Transocean
See JUDGE — Page 10
Thank You
The White family would like to express our sincere thanks
to Dick Myers, Donna Golliher from DeSmet Insurance,
Coreen Lerwick from State Farm, Gene’s Lock Shop,
Hills Interiors, Valley Auto, Double Star Computing,
Karl’s Furniture, the Spearfish Police Department and the
Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office for going above and
beyond in helping us after the tragic loss of our son Aaron.
Thank you, also, to the friends and family that have
helped us so much during this time. A special thank you
to Autumn and Chad, Black Hills Vision Care and the
Sheriff’s office for all they have done.
Rick, December, Ricky, Andy and Bryan White
Lions, Tigers & Bears
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including their SpineMed Disc Decompression table
for only $25.00!
All donations welcome • Everyone is invited!
All proceeds will go to the sanctuary.
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Ask a
designer:
Retro's fun,
but keep a
balance
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This undated photo provided by Sarah Dorio shows a room designed by Decor
Demon/Brian Patrick Flynn. Flynn mixed a 1960's mural and sofa with farmhouse burlap fabric and a 1970's shag rug. Whether you love '50s space-age
style, '20s art deco or design from any bygone era, vintage furniture and home
accessories are everywhere today. AP photo/Sarah Dorio
Burn*am ,a1,/ In,tead, 8*oo,e Qu,t one
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or t?o e-o8ati-e 7ie8e,/ HNot on31 i, it
art ?i33 .e ignored if t*e14re di,73a1ed
more ta,tefu3, .ut I t*inA it4, more effe8?it* too man1 item, from t*e ,ame era/
ti-e/H
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,a1,, ,o miL fa-orite -intage item, ?it*
de,igned .ui3t-in ,*e3-e, and ,ugge,ted
8ontem7orar1 7ie8e,/ HT*e QuLta7o,ition
di,73a1ing on31 7art of t*e 8o33e8tion at
.et?een ne? and o3d i, a .eautifu3 8onone time/ HWe found a ?a1 to *a-e it
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Spearfish • $172,000 • MLS 32286
605-642-2525
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605-642-5873
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NEW LISTINGS
RETRO Continued -ro= 7age ?
VIEWS, QUALITY & SPACE
• 6,000± sq. ft. home
on 5± acres
• Open floor plan
• Hardwood floors,
• Hickory cabinets
• Granite, stamped
concrete
• Attached 3 car garage
MLS # 32060 • $699,000
EASY LIVING…
• Roomy 1,610± sq. ft.
Condominium
• 2 bedrooms, 2 baths
• Built-in hutch in
dining room
• Patio doors off living
room to covered balcony with great views
This undated photo provided by Sarah Dorio shows a
room designed by Decor Demon/Brian Patrick Flynn. This
design incorporates retro wallpaper and pendant lighting
into traditional and transitional style interiors. Whether
you love '50s space-age style, '20s art deco or design
from any bygone era, vintage furniture and home accessories are everywhere today. AP photo/Sarah Dorio
And don&t be *isled by books about
retro design, says Flynn. 7If you look in
any design book, you&re going to see a
roo* that&s all packed =ith things fro*
a certain era,7 he says. 7But it&s *eant
as a reference,7 not as a te*plate to be
replicated.
LIGHT TH& (A*
Beyond buying furniture fro* a given
era, you can infuse your ho*e =ith vintage flair or te*per retro furnishings
=ith conte*porary style through strategic use of light, pattern, color and teAture.
7George Nelson pendants are probably the *ost iconic for* of *id-century
pendant lighting, and they *iA =ell
=ith virtually anything,7 Flynn says.
7Table la*ps, especially chro*e and
ball 19G0s style, add a nice ele*ent of
post*odern seAiness to any roo*.7
Burnha* agreesI 7Vintage lighting is
fantastic,7 she says, but old la*pshades
should be replaced =ith fresh ones to
7enhance your vintage stuff, *ake it
beautiful again.7
Like lighting, patterns and colors 7can
act as a bridge bet=een yesterday and
today,7 Flynn says. 7Start off slo= =ith
accent pillo=s or draperies. If you get
co*fortable =ith that, *ove on to =allcovering. A great designer to turn to for
geo*etrics is David Nicks. Nis prints
are still in production today and Oust as
popular no= as they =ere in the 19G0s.7
In his o=n ho*e, Flynn highlighted
the house&s *id-century architecture by
using 19G0s dia*ond-patterned =allpaper and Nelson pendent lights above the
side tables, contrasted =ith a traditional
bed. 7The roo* has a definite retro
appeal,7 he says, 7but it doesn&t feel
forced or out-of-the-boA.7
Ne&s also a fan of grasscloth, =hich
can give =alls a &P0s or &G0s vibe, and
using conte*porary color co*binations
in retro roo*s (try black, gray and blue
7=ith pops of Relly green7 for a
7s=anky, *asculine and entertainingsavvy7 look, Flynn says).
R&SP&CT TH& ARCHIT&CTUR&
These designers agree that =hile your
ho*e&s interior design doesn&t have to
evoke the sa*e era as the eAterior, there
should be so*e connection.
7One of *y rules is to really understand the architecture and give that
value, and take it inside =ith the interior
design,7 Burnha* says. 7But you don&t
have to be literal. My house =as built in
192G, and obviously I don&t =ant to
have a Victorian interior. I keep it classic, =ith a t=ist.7
With a *id-century ho*e, the defining characteristics are a lo=-slung shape
and clean lines. 7It&s about the lack of
Home in Lead 89:;<;;;
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garage plus / additional off-street parking spaces. Call
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MLS # 32276 • $173,000
ALL BRICK HOME
detail,7 Gorder says, 7so I =ouldn&t go
all Rococo =ith *y interior pieces.7
But, she says, she *ight use bold vertical stripes to give the illusion that the
roo*s have *ore height.
Also consider the siYe of roo*s and
the practical uses of the space. For a living-roo* conversation area, a cluster of
&Z0s orb chairs *ight look cool, Gorder
says, but =hat about the acoustics[
Seating, =hether it be a conte*porary
sofa or a pair of anti\ue barber chairs,
should help guests talk and connect.
R&TRO OR R&PRO1
Whether original or a reproduction,
\uality is =hat *atters. Shopping
online, it can be hard to deter*ine
=hether a reproduction is =ell *ade or
=hether a vintage piece is in good condition. Be sure to ask \uestions.
Shopping for vintage originals can be
tough. 7It helps to educate yourself,7
Burnha* says. 7Do a little research ...
(and) your shopping =ill be so *uch
*ore effective.7
The final tip[ Nave fun. These
designers says retro decorating is about
celebrating styles you love, even if that
*eans Oust a bit too *uch kitsch.
Whatever era you prefer, Gorder says,
7it&s i*portant that you please yourself,
because it is the one environ*ent you
control.7
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Area
Open
House
Listings!
• Very little
maintenance required!
• Windows & shingles
replaced
• Located on 2 city lots
• 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
• 2 car garage
• All appliances stay
MLS # 32194 • $164,000
EXPERIENCE NEW HOME ENJOYMENT
• Well-built governor’s
home in Vale
• 1 year old
• Sits on a large corner
lot
• Older garage
MLS # 31974 • $145,000
GREAT BUILDING LOT
• Views & beautiful tree
cover
• Electric, water & gas
to lot line
• Great lot for a walkout
basement
• One-of-a-kind lot!
MLS # 32222• $74,900
PROPERTY THAT HAS VALUE
• Compare this
property to other
properties in this
price range & you
will agree that this
property is priced
below its value!
MLS # 31994 • $63,000
NICE, FLAT & BIG
• Nice flat lot
• Ready for you to
plant trees & a garden
• Owner will carry a
contract for deed
MLS # 32118 • $30,000
123 E. Jackson Blvd. Ste. 3, Spearfish, SD 57783
(605) 642-4607 or 1-888-406-4671
Licensed in South Dakota, Wyoming and Montana
Rick Tysdal - Owner/Broker • Each office is independently owned and operated
dakotabelle.com
spearfishrealty.com
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
JUDGE Continued from Page 7
A deepwater drilling rig operates near the site of the
Deepwater Horizon disaster in
the Gulf of Mexico. A federal
judge struck down the Obama
administration's six-month ban
on deepwater oil drilling in the
Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday,
saying the government rashly
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rig failed, the others are in
immediate danger, too. The
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Spearfish • $165,000 • MLS-32350
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~ CARD OF THANKS ~
The family of Joe Roark wishes to thank everyone who
provided care and support to our husband, father, and grandfather during his final illness. We are especially grateful to Dr.
Steven Vosler for his warm and thoughtful care for Joe and
for all of us.
We wish to thank the nursing staff at Dorsett Senior Care
for their many kindnesses to Joe and Lil and the staff of
Hospice of the Northern Hills for their care in Joe’s final days.
We are grateful for the many visits, songs, and prayers of
Pastors Kent Stillson and Karen Matuska and Lay Minister
Laura Campbell of Our Savior’s Lutheran Church. Their
words of remembrance and hope during Joe’s memorial service, as well as Pastor Karen’s solo and Priscilla Romkema’s
beautiful organ and piano music, were a blessing for all of us.
A special thank you to Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
WELCA, who provided the delicious refreshments for the
fellowship gathering after the memorial service. Our thanks as
well to the Fidler-Isburg Funeral Chapels for their many
kindnesses.
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
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Baby Blues
For Better or For Worse
The Born Loser
Frank and Ernest
Ernie
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Alley Oop
Arlo & Janis
by Dave Graue & Jack Bender
by Jimmy
Johnson
Herman
Page 13
BRIDGE
by Jim Unger
A variation
on the theme
Edgar Allen Poe wrote, “There
are certain themes of which the
interest is all-absorbing, but which
are too entirely horrible for the purposes of legitimate fiction.”
Based on the popularity of noholds-barred horror movies these
days, that dates Poe. (He died in
1849.) This week’s columns have
a certain interesting theme: suit
preference. Where does it occur in
this deal? What should West lead
NEA Crossword Puzzle
Funky Winkerbean
by Tom Batiuk
Astrograph
Thursday, June 24, 2010
You can depend on those who
have assisted you previously to
once again help you fulfill your
ambitions in the year ahead.
However, it will become important for you to find some
way to reciprocate or show your appreciation.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Something good you
hadn’t expected could offset a small but nasty encounter
you may experience. In fact, if it weren’t for this small
boon, this day could have been ruined for you.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - If you want the type of results
you’re hoping for, weigh and balance each and every
issue with careful consideration. Any movement made in
a hasty fashion could be a mistake.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - When it comes to doing
your work, your attitude about the project will make all the
difference as to whether or not you consider it to be nasty
job or a fun challenge. You pick.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) - Unless your appraisals of
others have a ring of sincerity about them, it isn’t likely
you’ll win the respect of your peers. If you’re smart, you
won’t use sheer flattery in any form.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - You’re not likely to take
objective criticism too well, so be careful how you
respond to people who offer advice only to help you.
Don’t complicate things for yourself.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) - Pay heed to the
suggestions of trusted allies, because there is every reason to believe that their thinking could help to improve
your ideas. Welcome collective thought.
against five diamonds?
North should open one club.
The major-suit honors might be
worthless, but North has a comfortable two-club rebid should
South respond one heart or one
spade. When, though, South bids
one diamond, North raises that
suit. Then South uses Blackwood
before passing out five diamonds
when he learns that two aces are
missing.
West, now knowing his partner
must have an ace, can see how to
defeat the contract: his trump ace,
partner’s ace and a club ruff. So
West leads his singleton club.
What should East do?
First, he should realiOe his partner has led a singleton. With Q-J-2
of clubs, West would have led the
queen; and with a doubleton, West
would have led the higher card.
Next, East must recogniOe that
West wants to know where East’s
entry lies. Since East has his ace
in hearts, the lower-ranking of the
other two side-suits, he must play
his club four at trick one. (With the
spade ace, East would play the
club 10.) Then West will grab the
second trick with his diamond ace,
shift to a heart, and receive the
club ruff that gives the defense the
setting trick.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - For the sake of your
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PUBLIC NOTICES 56
STATE OF SOUTH
DAKOTA
SECRETARY OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENT AND
NATURAL
RESOURCES
NOTICE
OF
RECOMMENDATION
FOR A MA5OR
MODIFICATION
OF PERMIT TO
IN5ECT
CASE NO. 12-2010
IN THE MATTER OF
THE APPLICATION OF
LUFF EXPLORATION
COMPANY, DENVER,
COLORADO,
FOR
APPROVAL
OF
A
MA5OR MODIFICATION
OF ITS PERMIT TO
IN5ECT FOR DISPOSAL
OF PRODUCED WATER
INTO
THE
INYAN
KARA FORMATION, AN
EXEMPT AQUIFER BY
BOARD ORDER NO. 1286, AT A DEPTH OF 4,700
TO 4,860 FEET BELOW
LAND
SURFACE
THROUGH THE EXISTING M-21 STEARNS
WELL LOCATED IN SW
1/4 SW 1/4 SECTION 21,
TOWNSHIP 22 NORTH,
RANGE 4 EAST, IN THE
NORTH BUFFALO RED
RIVER UNIT, HARDING
COUNTY,
SOUTH
DAKOTA.
Notice is hereby given
to the public and to all
interested persons that pursuant to South Dakota
Codified Laws (SDCL)
Chapter 1-26 and Chapter
45-9 and further pursuant
to the Administrative
Rules of South Dakota
(ARSD) Article 74:10, the
above described application has been filed with the
Department
of
Environment and Natural
Resources.
The M-21 Stearns well
was originally completed
as an oil production well
with 2,058 feet of
8 5/8-inch steel surface
casing cemented to the surface and 9,150 feet of 5
1/2-inch steel production
casing cemented from
4,100 feet to the bottom of
the hole at 9,152 feet
below land surface to protect drinking water. The
well was converted to an
injection well for produced
water disposal in 1986.
The injection zone encompasses a one mile radius
around the M-21 Stearns
well at depths from 4,700
to 4,860 feet below land
surface in the Inyan Kara
Formation. This zone was
approved as an exempt
aquifer by Board of
Minerals and Environment
Order No.
12-86. No water wells
are located within the onehalf mile radius area of
review. Since 2001, the
well has been used as a
source of water for
enhanced oil recovery, and
an unsuccessful attempt
was made to convert it to a
horizontal oil production
well. Luff now proposes to
reenter the well and convert it back to a produced
water disposal well.
The major modification
request includes extending
the life of the permit another 15 years, increasing the
maximum permitted injection pressure from 500 to
1,200 pounds per square
inch, increasing the maximum permitted injection
volume from 1,000 to
1,500 barrels of water per
day, and re-perforating
previously cemented injection/water production perforations.
The Secretary recommends approval of the
major modification request
with the following conditions:
1) Injection operations
authorized
by
the
Secretary must be conducted in accordance with
SDCL Chapter 45-9,
ARSD Article 74:10, and
See all the public notices placed in
SD newspapers at www.sdpublicnotices.com
[email protected]
any other applicable order
or rule promulgated by the
boarde
2) The life of the permit
shall not exceed 15 yearse
3) The maximum surface injection pressure
must not exceed 1,200
pounds per square inch
during injection operationse
4) The maximum injection volume must not
exceed 1,500 barrels of
water per day during injection operationse
5) A mechanical integrity test must be successfully
conducted prior to the
commencement of injection activity. The well must
pass
the
mechanical
integrity test at 1,000
pounds per square inch
surface pressure. The operator is required to notify
the department a minimum
of 48 hours prior to running a mechanical integrity
teste
6) Once mechanical
integrity is established, the
well must be retested at
least once every five years
to ensure that mechanical
integrity of the well is
maintained, unless the
department indicates differentlye
7) In the event that an
unsuccessful pressure test
result occurs, the operator
must cease operations
immediately if it is deemed
the injection may threaten
any underground source of
drinking water. If the failure does not threaten an
underground source of
drinking water, the operator must cease operations
within 48 hours after
receipt of the department
secretary’s notice, and take
corrective action on the
well as soon as feasible.
Corrective action options
include repairing the well
so a successful test result
can be obtained, plugging
and abandoning the well,
or any other action
approved by the department.
Authority
for
the
Secretary to approve this
application is contained in
ARSD 74:10:09 and
74:10:11.01. Unless a person files a petition requesting a hearing on the above
application, pursuant to the
provisions of ARSD
74:09:01 on or before 5uly
13, 2010, the Secretary’s
recommendation will be
considered final and the
Secretary will approve the
application in accordance
with the recommendation.
The application and
notice of recommendation
are posted on the department’s
website
at
http://denr.sd.gov/des/og/o
ghome.aspx. For additional information regarding
the application, please contact Fred V. Steece, Oil and
Gas Supervisor, 2050 West
Main Street, Suite h1,
Rapid City, SD 57702,
telephone 605-394-2229.
5une 9, 2010
-s- Steven M. Pirner
Steven M. Pirner
Secretary
Published twice at the
total approximate cost of
$97.67.
;991
5une 16, 23
105 LOST & FOUND
FOUND: Male black lab on
Monday, June 14 in the
Sundance area. Call 307-2832638.
LOST: 2 PUPS - 1 black/white
lab mix, 7 months; 1 Aussiu,
brown/copper/white,
3
months; from Burnham Hill,
Deadwood on 6/20/10, $100
Reward, 605-641-1062, 605641-0003.
106 GIVE AWAYS
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All real estate advertising in
the Fair Housing Act makes
it illegal to advertise “any
preference, limitation or discrimination based on race,
color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or
national origin, or an intention, to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.” Familial status
includes children under the
age of 18 living with parents
or legal custodians; pregnant women and people
securing custody of children
under 18.
This newspaper will not
knowingly
accept
any
advertising for real estate
which is in violation of the
law. Our readers are hereby
informed that all dwellings
advertised in this newspaper are available on an
equal opportunity basis. To
complain of discrimination,
call HUD toll-free at 1 (800)
669-9777. The toll-free telephone number for the hearing impaired is 1 (800) 9279275.
GENERAL
ADVERTISING
POLICY
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102 PERSONALS
DOMESTIC ABUSE &
Sexual Assault 24-Hour
Crisis
Line,
Butte/Lawrence/Harding
Counties: 605-723-0964 or
Spearfish Shelter: 605-6427825 or 1-800-999-2348.
Deadwood/Lead
Shelter:
Sturgis Shelter: 605-3470050 or 1-800-755-8432 All
Calls Confidential.
FREE REDWOOD DECK.
10x9 with bench. Needs
stained. U-haul. 605-8923787
200 PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
CUSTOM BUILT WINDOWS,
30% tax credit available.
Siding, Soffit, Fascia, and
Doors
also
available.
Competitive pricing. Free inhome demonstration and estimate. Call Performance
Windows & Exteriors 1-800804-6888
DEVASHAN
IN-HOME
Computer Repair. Is your
computer running slow?
Reasonable rates, service
within 25 miles of Spearfish
605-722-5355
RECYCLE YOUR APPLIANCES. Pickup all non-refrigerated appliances, mowers,
grills, bikes, siding, all things
metal
$20
MINIMUM
CHARGE. Call Joe 605-7221807
Super 8
Gaming
Casino Floor
Evening Shift
(6pm-2am / 2-3 nights per week.
Some weekends required.)
$9.50/hr
Gaming License Required
• Friendly Atmosphere
• Beverage Service
• Assist with Jackpots & Fills
• Help with Cage
• Health Insurance provided
after 90 days
Apply in person ONLY
to Marcella during the day.
196 Cliff
Street
Deadwood
578-2535
ext. 500
400 SEASONAL
401 PART-TIME
NOW HIRING
GOOD DAILY CLEANERS
NEEDED after 5:00pm.
Experience is required. Parttime position available, for a
team leader for cleaning businesses, along with other
duties. 605-645-0474.
Seasonal
Housekeepers
Experienced with references.
Starting Salary - $11/hour
Apply in person at
Deadwood’s Thunder Cove Inn
401 PART-TIME
PART-TIME
POSITION
AVAILABLE for a friendly, outgoing and fun individual in an
established dental office in
Lead. Dental and insurance
experience helpful. Job
description includes insurance claims processing,
preparing exam rooms,
pulling charts, scheduling,
answering phones, etc. 10-15
hours or more per week. Mail
applications to 206 Ellison
Court, Lead, SD 57754-no
phone calls, please.
PART-TIME help wanted.
Afternoons & Weekends. Pick
up an application or bring in a
general job application to 137
E Illinois St, Spearfish.
PART-TIME BARTENDER
needed. Apply in person at
314 Main Street, Lead.
WANTED PART-TIME cook.
Must be able to work weekends.
Be a Team player with a good
attitude. Serious people apply.
St. Onge Store. 605-642-0183
402 FULL-TIME
BLACK HILLS SPECIAL
Services is looking for
enthusiastic individuals to
assist people with developmental disabilities in LEAD,
SD; mornings, evenings,
overnights and weekends;
part-time & full-time. Base
pay $9 and .75¢ differential
for
weekends
and
overnights. Applicant must
have a High School
Diploma or GED, a clean
driving record with a valid
Driver’s License and is able
to lift 50 pounds. Closing
Date June 28. For information or application contact
Tammy at 423-4444. Mail
application to BHSSC, PO
Box 218, Sturgis or visit our
website at www.bhssc.org
EOE
CARPENTER WANTED in
the Lead-Deadwood area with
experience in framing, year
round work. Call 605-6411930.
HIRING ALL POSITIONS in
restaurant, casino, hotel.
Apply in person at the
Historic Bullock Hotel front
desk,
Main
Street,
Deadwood.
IRON HORSE INN is currently looking for all positions in
Whitewood. Wages DOE.
Full and part time hours available. Attention to detail a
must. Please call 605-7227574
Work at your ageL
AbsolutelyP
!elp for older South Dakotans
j Training
j 5ob search
j Employment
If you’re 55 or older with limited income and want to return
to the work force, Experience Works might have training and
employment opportunities that are just right for you.
Call 394-1745 or 1-800-450-5627
All applicants must be 55 or older and
meet Senior Community Service
Employment Program guidelines. EOE
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
402 FULL-TIME
402 FULL-TIME
WEB DESIGNER WANTED. If you know your way
around HTML and PHP,
have a flair for design and
can think outside the box,
we have a job for you.
Please send letter, resume
and links to your work to:
[email protected]. We are a
new media company doing
exciting things and seek
talented new team member. Benefits. Salary negotiable.
LOG HOME RESTORATION
COMPANY now hiring workers in your area, will train. Call
701-330-2077
The top spot in town is now
hiring for the following positions:
Part-Time
Night Auditor/Hotel Front Desk
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!
‘10 FORD EXPEDITION
‘07 GMC WALDOCH CREWCAB
4WD
BEST PRICE
N.T.
36,888
$
‘07 DODGE MEGACAB
4WD, 10,000 Miles
BEST PRICE
N.T.
36,777
$
‘08 JEEP WRANGLER UNLIMITED
4WD, Diesel
BEST PRICE
N.T.
28,777
$
‘05 DODGE QUADCAB LONGBOX
BEST PRICE
22,888
$
JOHN DEERE 250 SERIES II
BEST PRICE
N.T.
27,888
$
‘07 FORD EDGE
N.T.
BEST PRICE
19,950
$
‘05 FORD F250
BEST PRICE
16,777
N.T.
BEST PRICE
N.T.
13,888
4WD
N.T.
Charger, Hemi
N.T.
BEST PRICE
15,888
$
Van
BEST PRICE
N.T.
13,888
$
79
BEST PRICE
N.T.
13,777
‘94 FORD F350 DUALLY CREWCAB
BEST PRICE
N.T.
BEST PRICE
11,999
$
‘03 CHEVY TAHOE
BEST PRICE
9,888
N.T.
BEST PRICE
4WD, Eddie Bauer
N.T.
BEST PRICE
6,999
$
8,999
$
$
‘99 FORD EXPEDITION
N.T.
‘08 TOMOTO UTV 700
‘99 FORD E350
BEST PRICE
6,500
$
N.T.
N.T.
BEST PRICE
21,888
N.T.
BEST PRICE
17,888
$
BEST PRICE
7,999
$
‘02 YAMAHA XVS 1100
20,000 Miles
N.T.
BEST PRICE
5,999
$
BEST PRICE
21,888
$
‘05 FORD EXCURSION
4WD
BEST PRICE
N.T.
22,888
$
‘05 TOYOTA TACOMA
4WD, Doublecab
BEST PRICE
N.T.
20,777
$
‘03 CHEVY SS QAUDCAB
‘05 FORD SPORTTRAC
39,000 Miles
‘03 HONDA ELEMENT
4WD
N.T.
BEST PRICE
12,888
$
AWD, 6.0 Litre
N.T.
BEST PRICE
16,888
$
N.T.
N.T.
BEST PRICE
11,999
‘08 SUBARU IMPREZA
AWD, 33,000 Miles
BEST PRICE
N.T.
16,888
$
BEST PRICE
7,999
‘02 CHEVY AVALANCHE
4WD
BEST PRICE
N.T.
14,888
$
‘03 NISSAN X-TERRA
‘02 GMC YUKON XL
4WD, 71,000 Miles
4WD
N.T.
BEST PRICE
13,777
$
BEST PRICE
N.T.
13,777
$
‘06 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE
4WD
N.T.
BEST PRICE
12,888
$
‘06 DODGE DURANGO
4WD
BEST PRICE
N.T.
11,888
$
‘06 CHEVY MONTE CARLO
N.T.
BEST PRICE
11,999
$
‘01 DODGE QUADCAB
4WD
N.T.
BEST PRICE
9,888
$
‘93 SUZUKI MPV
‘06 HARLEY XL883R SPORTSTER
N.T.
BEST PRICE
15,888
$
42,000 Miles
$
BEST PRICE
30,777
$
‘06 FORD F350 FLATBED
4WD, Diesel
16’ Cube Van
Side by Side, 4WD, Nearly New, Demo
N.T.
BEST PRICE
11,999
$
N.T.
BEST PRICE
22,777
‘05 SCION XB
4WD
4WD
4WD
N.T.
BEST PRICE
11,999
$
N.T.
$
‘06 DODGE HEMI QUADCAB
$
N.T.
‘07 NISSAN MAXIMA SL
32,000 Miles
4WD
‘04 DODGE QUADCAB
‘06 CHEVY COLORADO
‘04 JEEP LIBERTY
12,888
$
4WD
N.T.
24,888
$
VEHICLES
ON SALE
NOW!
BEST PRICE
N.T.
13,777
4WD, Diesel
BEST PRICE
N.T.
BEST PRICE
30,777
$
‘08 FORD FX4 CREWCAB
4WD, V-10, 39,000 Miles
‘08 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
4WD
N.T.
‘07 DODGE QUADCAB
‘06 CHEVY CREWCAB
‘02 FORD F250 CREWCAB
$
642-2761
N.T.
BEST PRICE
31,777
$
4WD, Limited
$
BEST PRICE
18,777
18,777
N.T.
BEST PRICE
21.888
$
BEST PRICE
‘08 PONTIAC VIBE
‘05 JEEP LIBERTY
24,777
$
$
Convertible
$
BEST PRICE
N.T.
315 Seaton Circle, Spearfish
N.T.
$
‘06 DODGE DAYTONA R/T
AWD
[email protected]
4WD, Diesel, 51,000 Miles
‘07 LINCOLN MARK LT AWD
44,000 Miles
‘06 FORD FREESTAR
‘02 MAZDA MIATA
31,888
$
BEST PRICE
‘05 FORD MUSTANG GT
For more info or to submit resume, please e-mail Mark Watson
4WD, Diesel, 34,000 Miles
‘04 CADILLAC ESCALADE
‘03 GMC DENALI XL
$
BEST PRICE
N.T.
22,888
4WD, Flatbed, Diesel
N.T.
4WD, Diesel, 69,000 Miles
$
Skidsteer, Only 400 Hours
General assignment reporter/writer needed immediately
for full and part-time temporary work in the
Black Hills Pioneer newsroom. Some photography, page
design & Internet work will be included in a 40-hour
week. Evening & weekend work will also be required.
‘07 DODGE FLATBED
‘05 GMC CREWCAB
30,000 Miles
N.T.
REPORTER NEEDED!
SEE MORE HELP
WANTED ADS ON
THE NEXT PAGE!
4WD, 26,000 Miles
4WD, Diesel
N.T.
NEEDED - COOKS, WAIT
STAFF, HOUSEKEEPING.
Apply
in
person
at
Recreational Springs Resort,
outside of Lead or call 605584-1228.
Page 15
‘98 CHEVY 6.5 CREWCAB
4WD Mini Truck with Snow Plow
4WD, Diesel
N.T.
N.T.
BEST PRICE
6,999
BEST PRICE
6,999
$
$
‘08 KANDI UTV 800 MAMMOTH
‘08 KANDI KD 150 UTV SIDE BY SIDE
Side by Side, 4WD, Like New, Demo
Kids Model, Demo
3-Wheel Motorcycle, Demo
N.T.
N.T.
N.T.
BEST PRICE
5,500
$
BEST PRICE
2,500
$
$
‘08 KANDI SL-150 TT
BEST PRICE
2,000
$
I-90 Exit 10, Look for the Time & Temp Sign Spearfish,SD • 1-605-642-1900 • 1-800-657-8016 www.prestigeautosales.com
Trades based on market value, less reconditioning costs. Dealer not responsible for misprints. No down payment required. NT = No Trade, Best Price. Sale ends June 28, 2010.
Page 16
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
402 FULL-TIME
IMMEDIATE JOB OPENINGS for Direct Support
Professionals; Black Hills
Special Services is looking
for enthusiastic individuals to
assist people with developmental disabilities in a residential setting in our group
homes in Lead, Whitewood,
and Sturgis; there are various shifts available; mornings, evenings, overnights
and weekends; part-time &
full-time. Base pay $9 and
.75¢ differential for weekends
and
overnights.
Applicant must have a High
School Diploma or GED, a
clean driving record with a
valid Driver’s License and is
able to lift 50 pounds.
Closing date is June 28. For
information or application
contact Tammy at 423-4444.
Mail application to BHSSC,
PO Box 218, Sturgis or visit
our
website
at
www.bhssc.org EOE
404 BUSINESS/
CAREER OPPOR.
DO YOU HAVE enough time
freedom? Are you earning
what your worth? If you
said no to either one of
these questions call me
today, Justin at 307-7562757
or
visit
www.bign.com/justinsm
506 HOUSEHOLD
BAVARIAN CHINA for sale.
Pattern is “Forever Spring”
Settings for 16 people (I think)
plus numerous serving
pieces. Call 605-721-6856,
leave message.
FOR SALE: Lane double
recliner,
maroon-$300.
Antique buffet-$300. Viking
Sewing
machine-$300.
Walnut finish coffee table-$50.
Call 605-722-1928
ROLL TOP COMPUTER
desk. 57x33. Excellent condition. 605-722-9491, leave
message
SINGLE bed-Sealy, w/frame$100. 605-642-3148.
5-6 PERSON HOT TUB FOR
SALE. Call 580-1063.
508 PETS
“BICHON/SHIH-TZU”
Designer Puppies, NonShedding, 8wks, shots, fun
personalities, Great family
companion. Nice/cute! 605430-4183. $350.00. RCity.
*JENSEN KENNEL* Gun Dog
& Large Breed Companion
Dog Training. Call (605)6410310.
DICKSON SMALL BREED
PUPS: Yorkie, Maltese,
Dachshund, Papillon, Shih
Tzu Puppies AKC. Two Year
Health Guarantee, payments,
credit card okay. www.dicksonpups.com 605-787-6821
Deb Dickson
Ask About The Black Hills Pioneer E-Z Pay!
FOR SALE: St. Bernard purebred puppies. 5 to choose
from, 3 males, 2 females.
Come pick yours out! 5
weeks old. 605-641-1248
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
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511 BUILDING
SUPPLIES
700 ALL-TERRAIN
VEHICLES
2000 USED PAVERS, 4x8x1,
$100, 605-580-5154.
2005 KAWASAKI PRAIRIE.
360 4x4. Almost new. 100
hours. $4300. 605-641-1248
516
MISCELLANEOUS
ITEMS
20? GALVANIZED heat Duet
Pipe. 6”x5’ and adjustable
elbows $100. OBO 605-7228351
5 METALBESTOS insulated
chimney pipe 3ft. long 7 inch
inside and 12 inch outside dia.
Roof vent & storm collar $125.
OBO 605-722-8351
KENMORE WASHER & Dryer
Heavy Duty, Extra Large
Capacity Like new and white
Custom Log Coffee Table
w/tempered glass top. 605830-0095
517 WANTED TO
BUY - MISC
2006 KAWASAKI MULE. 610
camo, 116 hr, excellent condition. $5850. 605-641-1248
2006 POLARIS - 4 Wheeler
ATV 2WD $2400.00. 605-9203873.
701 MOTORCYCLES
701 MOTORCYCLES
701 MOTORCYCLES
1998 CUSTOM BUILT 96”
S&S Motor 5 spd, Good Miles,
Fat Rear Tire, Too Much To
List In Custom Parts. 605645-7003 Central City. No
Trades.
2005 YAMAHA FZ1, blue,
1000cc, 2500 mi, VGC, in St.
Onge. $4900. HM 605-7220701, cell 605-569-0283
‘92 SPRINGER SOFTTAIL
S&S top end. Wide tire kit.
Lots of extras. $12,500. 605423-8130, or 605-490-8910
2006 YAMAHA TTR 50.
Electric Start. Used very very
little. Like new condition, for
much less than new price.
$875. 605-641-1124
FOR SALE: 2002 VStar 650,
8600
miles,
Dealer
Maintained, Always stored
indoors, lots of extras.
$2950.00. Call 605-642-2584.
2007 HONDA SHADOW
Spirit 750. 2,400 miles.
Vance-Hines pipes and
Dynojet kit. Black,
Red
Flames. Warranty, Service
transferable. $6200 605-6414385
MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE:
‘01 YAMAHA V-STAR Limited
650. Limited edition paint
scheme, windshield, saddlebags only 6,700 miles. So Very
clean. $3,800 or best offer. Call
605-717-0434 or 605-641-8786
2007 SPORTSTER XL LOW,
less than 500 miles, detachable windshield, have highway bars, new saddlebags,
$7,400, 605-641-4288.
702 SNOWMOBILES
1998 FXDL Harley Davidson
Dyna Low Rider, black with
saddle bags, screaming eagle
pipes. 13,500 miles Asking
$8500 OBO. 605-717-6298
2006 POLARIS SPORTSMAN. 500 XT. Aluminum
wheels, new tires. $5600.
605-641-1248
1999 HARLEY DAVIDSON
FXDX. Black, 6000 miles, perfect condition. Located in
Spearfish $9000. 605-6393194
701 MOTORCYCLES
2000 HARLEY DAVIDSON
SPORTSTER 883 hugger.
6000 miles. Excellent condition. $6000. 605-641-0548
1978 HONDA GL 1000. Runs
good. $1550 OBO. Have
other bikes. Call 605-6451625
1981 HD FXE, Shovelhead,
converted to wide glide. Extra
parts. Estate Sale, time to let
go. $6500. OBO. 605-892-3693
WANTED - OLD ROOF
STEEL, will haul. 605-6411930.
1997 1100 HONDA SHADOW. Low Mileage. Does have
couple of dents in tank.
Asking $2500. 1993 ATV
w/trailer. Asking $1500. 605722-0325
EMAIL YOUR CLASSIFIEDS TO classifieds@
bhpioneer.com
1999 KAWASAKI VULCAN
DRIFTER, 6,100 Miles,
Extras, $6,500 605-920-3873.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
2002 HARLEY SOFTAIL
STANDARD. 5700 miles. Well
Equipped. Excellent condition. $10,000 or trade for AWD
vehicle. 605-718-8314.
2004 BMW R11sor. 16,500
miles. New back tire. Runs
great. In good condition.
$5000 OBO. Call 605-5691843 ask for Neil
2004 VICTORY KINGPIN,
Chris Lee Designs fairing,
performance exhaust, 7,000
miles, like new $7900 605645-7284
2007 YAMAHA V-STAR 1300
motorcycle; 5000 miles; excellent condition; $8500 OBO.
includes side bags and 2 helmets. 605-490-0944
2008 YAMAHA VINO 125
SCOOTER.
Clean, Low
Miles, 89 MPG!!! $2,000. Call
641-8218
2009 URBAN SPORTY 50cc
Moped. Low Miles, Runs like
new. 2 year waranty. Paid
$1200 new, asking $800
OBO. 701-527-1035
1997 SNOWMOBILE SKIDOO 600 Triple LT $2200.00.
1995 snowmobile ARTIC CAT
550 Cougar $1500.00. 605920-3873.
2001 POLARIS LIBERTY 500
RMK liquid, 136x1.5 track, in
great shape, 3,400 miles,
adult owned, no damage,
$2,250, 651-491-0936
705 CAMPERS &
TOPPERS
1985 FLEETWOOD Prowler
Regal, 29ft. fifth wheel. Sleeps
six. $1400. 605-641-0710
705 CAMPERS &
TOPPERS
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
2006 J FLIGHT BY JAYCO
travel trailer with slide, 31 foot,
clean, take trade or best offer.
800-653-5841.
2000 CORVETTE YELLOW,
Exceptional 40,500 mi. 6
speed 5.7L V-8 Chrome &
Orig. wheels Two tops 12 disc
Bose. $20,000.
605-6419003
707 GOLF
1997 RED CLUB CAR Golf
Cart. Excellent condition!!
$2000 Firm. 605-521-7550.
2000 MONTE CARLO SS.
80,000 miles. All-leather. 3800
v6, FWD. Excellent condition.
$7200 605-644-0758
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
2002 CHEVROLET MALIBU
127k, clean, new tires, new
rotors, $3,000.00 605-6456578.
1989 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE, 2 door, $700 OBO,
605-722-5507.
1991 CHEVY CAVALIER 2
door. $200. OBO. 605-5590252
1993 CHRYSLER LEBARON
CONVERTIBLE, FWD, 6 cyl,
30 mpg, MP3/CD Player.
Excellent condition. $2890.
605-645-2383
1994 MERCURY TOPAZ GS.
Recent transmission flush
and fill. New head lights, new
Winterforce tires. New brakes.
$1995 Firm. 605-920-0416
2002 MITSUBISHI SPYDER
eclipse convertible. Excellent
condition. $8500/OBO. 605645-2320.
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
2002 HONDA ACCORD SE,
4 door, auto transmission,
air, power windows, locks,
seat, cruise, tilt, AM/FM,
power
sunroof,
alloy
wheels, new tires. Clean.
98,000 miles. $7400; 605645-0113.
2002 VW JETTA GLS, 63K
miles, auto, sun roof, new
brakes, great on snow, 40+
MPG, well maintained,
$9,500. 605-580-0006
2004 DODGE INTREPID,
electirc windows/seat, tinted windows, rear spoiler.
28-30 mpg. 104K Sharp
car. Asking below book @
$6000. 605-641-2604
Call
584-2303 or
642-2761
POLLARD
ONE WAY SERVICE PROS
General Contractor
Jeff Rath, Owner • Spearfish ~ Lead ~ Deadwood ~ Belle Fourche ~ Sturgis
AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS
CONSTRUCTION
Affordable Rates - Residential & Commercial
Installation & Repair • Duct Cleaning • Sales & 24 Hr. Service
Brad Pollard
Servicing ALL Brands of Air Conditioners & Furnaces
21088 US Hwy. 385
Deadwood, SD 57732
Always accepting new customers!
722-8101 or 578-7795
605-578-2057
ONE WAY... THE RIGHT WAY
!icense8;<ns=re8
CS Painting
Residential / Commercial Interior / Exterior
!o# Ho&e ( )eck ,es.ora.ion
34ee. ,ock ( 56.erior 7in8o9 ,e:air
BIG CREW ON HAND FOR:
• Roofing • Siding • Cement • Home Building
Jeff Storhaug
cell
605-641-3619 Spearfish
Property Management & Apartment
Maintenance Real Estate Agents
Anytime, *ay or .ight, Wee2ends 5
Availa8le 9ear :ound
“One Job at a Time from Start to Finish!”
Call
Conner
Sheets at:
605-499-9737
Licensed & Insured • Locally Owned & Operated
Servicing the Black Hills
807 LAZELLE ST, STURGIS, SD 57785
Bob Lambert
Construction
Licensed • Insured
@
Chrissy (lair
Spearfish Advertising
Representative
+,-./ ,01213,4
54. Seaton Circle
Spear=ish> S?
QUINN’S PAINTING
& REPAIR
• New Construction
• Steel Buildings
• Concrete
• Additions
• Remodeling
• QUALITY GUARANTEED •
605-641-7958 (cell)
605-722-5466 (home)
Dan 642-2197, 641-1954
Tom 642-2477, 641-6923
L ICENSED - I NSURED R EFERENCES
I NTERIOR - E XTERIOR N EW C ARPENTRY R EMODEL - R EPAIR
After hours call 722-8101
Are you a new business
not yet listed in the
phone book?
Advertise Here!
Call 642-2761 or 584-2303
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
2008 CHEVY IMPALA.
Excellent Condition, Great
Gas
Mileage,
Under
Warranty, 45,000 Miles, and
Good Tires. $12,500 OBO.
605-890-2005
FOR SALE: ‘06 Chevy Impala.
Excellent Condition. 69,000
miles. Power windows, and
locks. Can take flex fuel.
$9,400. 605-645-1970
2008 FORD FOCUS-SES
18,000 miles. Excellent condition! Loaded, Sync, MP3/6
disc CD changer, 4 cyl. 2530 mpg! Asking $17,000.
Cassie,
605-641-0121,
Aaron, 605-641-0854
2008 FORD MUSTANG.
Excellent condition. Eyecatching, black, pink strip.
35,000 miles. Under warranty.
$16,700. Call 307-467-5955
or 605-641-3537
Buy a classified in our auto section and we’ll run it in the
Black Hills Pioneer & Weekly Prospector until it sells!
751 VANS FOR
SALE
2002 CHEVY VENTURE.
75,000 miles, PW, keyless
entry, CD stereo. Rear heat &
air. Seats 7. Asking $5,000.
605-892-3011, 605-210-2991
2008 PONTIAC G6 30,000
miles, great condition. Onstar,
xm radio capable 307-2573185, ask for Scott
752 PICKUPS FOR
SALE
‘03 FORD RANGER, 4door
cab, Edge pkg, v6 loaded, has
body damage, 80,000 miles
$8000. Call 1-406-749-0725 or
1-406-951-2509.
25
$
Only
up
to 20 words
PT Cruiser 2002, only 19,000
miles, $6950. Grandma’s car.
605-645-6667.
2008 MAZDA 3, 14,000 Miles
Under Warranty Black, Moon
Roof, Power Locks, Power
Windows, CD Changer,
Manual $15,000 OBO 605641-4052
FOR SALE - 2001 GRAND
AM. 2-door, sunroof, 97,000
miles. $6,000 OBO. 605-6414435.
“RUN IT ‘TIL
IT SELLS”
HONDA ACCORD EX-leather,
mint interior & exterior, solid,
only 71,000 miles, $11,900 or
reasonable offer, 605-545-4555.
SUBARU, 2002 Outback; 2.5
liter engine; AM/FM/Weather
band system; single-disc CD
player. 605-722-3146
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7 S. Main
Lead, SD
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Whitewood Advertising
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Lead, SD
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is 3 p.m., two days prior
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Call 642-2761 or 584-2303
Old School Barber Shop
38 Years of
Service,
Father & Son
Owned.
2 Chairs,
3 Barbers
2 00
$
OFF
114 W. Hudson St.
Spearfish, SD 57783
(605) 642-8603
ADVERTISING:
&
Mark’s Barber
& Style Shop
PEDERSON
&
Judy Nuber
Rapid City Advertising
Consultant
(605) 341-0086
1719 W. Main, Ste. #207
Rapid City, SD
HARDWOOD
FLOORS
•
•
•
•
installation
repair
refinishing
tile & more
for a FREE Estimate
call Justin
605-578-1089
I-90 Exit 14 • 3125 E. Colorado Blvd.
Spearfish, SD 57783
[email protected]
Ph. 605.722.0537
Cell 605.645.1349
Fax 605.722.0580
&
Sona JKConneLL
Belle Fourche & Spearfish
Advertising Rep
(605) 642-2761
315 Seaton CirMLe
SpearNish, SD
PROFESSIONAL LAWN CARE &
PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE PROJECTS
MERLE’S LANDSCAPING & YARD SERVICE
ate Total Lawn Care Maintenance
Estime!! SPRING PACKAGE
PROFESSIONAL
Fe • Power Raking • Aerating
LANDSCAPING
• Sod Laying • Seeding New Lawns
• And 4-Step Turf Plus Plan
• Install & Design Sprinkler Systems
(computerized imaging & Design)
PROJECTS
OLD & NEW!
LEAD • DEADWOOD • SPEARFISH • BELLE FOURCHE • STURGIS
1-800-287-7805 • 605-892-2111
South Hwy. 85 • 1835 Fifth Avenue, Belle Fourche, SD
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
Page 20
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
752 PICKUPS FOR
SALE
752 PICKUPS FOR
SALE
752 PICKUPS FOR
SALE
04 F150 LARIAT 5.4L, 86k.
Black leather interior, loaded,
power everything, immaculate, very pampered truck,
$16,500. 605-641-8416
2002 FORD F-150 Pickup
4x4 FX4 119,000 miles Good
condition. Tow package, toolbox and rhino bedliner
$7,950. 605-415-9947
1946 (REBUILD TITLE) Willys
Jeep, hard 1/2 top, drive line
rebuilt 4 years ago, body
rough condition, $2,500.00
605-722-4067,
605-6399156.
2002 WHITE F350 Super
crew Diesel, 133K miles, A/C,
tilt, cruise, bucket seats, good
BFG-AT-tires, CD, aluminumwheels, gooseneck hitch,
$12,000. 605-641-7419.
‘99 CHEVY 2500 crewcab.
90k, 454 chipped, super lift.
Cowl-induction hood, k&nintake. 8500lb. Ramsey
Winch. $8,000 or trade. 605645-2271
Move your
entire
car
in a space
smaller
than this.
1957 DODGE, 4 WD, KW100,
$2,200 OBO. 605-578-1361.
1978 FORD F150 4x4
Supercab. $3295 605-490-9143
1984 FORD F150, with new
5th wheel hitch. 1982 35’
Wilderness 5th wheel, both
need work. $4000 OBO. 605892-3693
2003 FORD F150. FX4, crew
cab. 109,500 miles. Roll-up
bed cover, good tires, clean
truck. Asking 12,900 OBO Joe
605-645-8959
2008 CHEVY COLORADO,
extended cab. 16k, black, air,
power locks, windows, sunroof.
Box liner.Tow package. Garaged.
$19,995. 605-787-5300
1990 FORD F250, 4 wheel
drive, diesel, 5 speed, good,
$2,500. 605-580-0067
93 CHEVY 2500 Diesel. Bad
U Joint. 235K. Good Truck
$2300. 605-641-6944
1997 FORD F-350 XLT crewcab, powerstroke, long box,
auto, aluminum wheels, Drives
excellent really clean, no rust.
206,000 miles. 605-641-1124
97 FORD F350 REGULAR
CAB. Blue in color. 76k miles.
Excellent condition. Lots of
Chrome!! $8000. OBO 605641-3906
Put the power of print to work
for you in
The Black Hills Pioneer &
Weekly Prospector
Classifieds
642-2761 or 584-2303
2001 FORD RANGER 4x4
110,000 miles 4.0L 5 speed.
Matching topper $5200 good
condition 605-645-9541
FOR SALE: 1985 GMC 1 ton
four-wheel drive. $3,500. 1965
GMC 3/4 ton four-wheel drive.
$1,200. OBO 605-645-4018
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
This
Space
For
Rent!
Call 642-2761,
584-2303 or 341-0086
Belle Fourche, Spearfish
Ad Representative
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S;ear<ish: S?
1997 CHEVY TAHOE LT 4x4,
leather, loaded, black, stainless, sharp, excellent condition, 127,000 miles, has had
great maintenance. $5,395
605-641-1124.
2004 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN, 1500 Sport Utility,
power windows/locks, new
tires, 3rd seat w/rear air, 115k
miles. Very clean, $11,000
605-580-2425
2005 LIMITED TOYOTA
HIGHLANDER WITH LOTS
OF EXTRAS. 78,000 MILES,
EXCELLENT CONDITION.
CALL 605-210-4235 ANYTIME.
COLOR MYSTIQUE
Your One-Stop Clean-Up Shop!
• Complete Interior Clean-Up
• Shampoo with Scotch Guard available
• Hand Wash & Waxing/Buffing
• Rock Chip & Light Scratch Repair
• Tar Removal • Steam Clean Engines
Painting Jobs
Free Estimates - Large & Small Jobs
Black Hills Painting
FREE ESTIMATES • Gift Certificates
3316 E. Fairgrounds Lp • 605-642-2344
Call 642-2761, 584-2303
or 341-0086
Sona &'(onnell
753 SPORT
UTILITIES FOR SALE
Call
584-2303 or
642-2761
Rent Me!
Rent Me!
E
FOR SALE: 2001 DODGE
RAM 1500 2x4. Mileage
140,000. Great shape, runs
great. $3,900. Very good tires.
605-717-2366
Pha e
Electric Inc.
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
DEAN L. WEIS
Manager - Owner
PO Box 669
Spearfish, SD 57783
Ph.
642-9693
Fax
642-5757
Wedding Receptions/
Event Center
Indoor/Outdoor
Historic
Golden Wheel
Dancehall
Whitewood, SD
605-690-1688
3150 4th Ave., Spearfish, SD
Specializing in
Portraits
with Personality
To make
an appointment,
please call
(605) 381-9296
or (605) 641-0935
Now
g
Servinr
You
Area!
[email protected]
www.loghomeservices.net
historicgoldenwheeldancehall.com
Restoring the Old & Preserving the New
Andy’s Trail Rides
No Job Is
!
Too Small
E
R & D CONSTRUCTION
Licensed in Lead* +ead,ood & /pear2is3
ROGER THOMAS
(605) 584-2701 or 580-1562
(Across from Midcontinent)
605-642-0562
Concrete Sidewalks &
Flatwork • New Construction
Repair & Remodeling
Sharon @ason
Lead-Deadwood,
Whitewood Ad
Representative
+,-./ .A0215-5
3 SoBth @ain:
CeaD: S?
• Horseback
Rides
• Cattle
Drives
• Camping
& Fishing
Trips
Reservations Recommended
605-645-2211
11186 Deer Mountain Road
Lead, SD
www.andystrailrides.com
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
753 SPORT
UTILITIES FOR SALE
755 HEAVY
EQUIPMENT
761 COLLECTIBLE
AUTOS
800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
2004 JEEP WRANGLER,
auto, soft top, 50,300 miles,
lifted 35” tires, $16,000. 605210-1963
BOBCAT LOADER 743, excellent mechanical condition, completely reconditioned, new tires,
ready to go to work, $8,900.
605-717-7799.
“1973” MUSTANG COUPE.
All refurbished. 2 owner car.
Must see to appreciate. Call
605-559-0247 leave message. Last of the “Classics”.
1 & 2 BEDROOM, Furnished
and Unfurnished.
Lead.
Call 605-920-1457 Leave
Name & Phone #.
CONSTRUCTION/HEAVY
EQUIPMENT. 1964 Adams
(Wabco) 440 Road Grader. 4-71
Detroit, 1 gph, economical, runs
good, electric start, 14ft. blade.
$6000 OBO. 605-210-1528
1976 JEEP CJ7, Red, Hard
Top. 6 cyl-Auto FT 4-wheel
with Quadratrac. Fresh Motor.
First $5900 takes it! 605642-2344 days, 605-6427833 evenings/week-ends
759 AUTO
ACCESSORIES
JEEP LAREDO, 1986, Last of
WWII type, white/gold, all
accessories, automatic, all
documents, 91,800 original
miles, $10K, 605-347-6071
2006 CHEV Trailblazer. 4x4,
32,000 miles, backup camera.
DVD
player,
Excellent
Condition. $16,900. 605-2101560
2007 JEEP LIBERTY. White,
pw, pb, pl, ps. New tires, hwy
miles. Very clean. $12,250
OBO 605-645-1625
‘73 JEEP CJ5 258. 3 speed,
new tires. Brake system,
windshield. More new parts.
$2900. 605-423-8130 or 605490-8910
754 HEAVY TRUCKS
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.
2001 FREIGHT LINER FL70,
Cat Motor, 6 Speed, 90,000
Miles, 22’ Flatbed, Good
Truck, 25,500 GVW, $13,500,
307-643-2162 in Beulah.
REDUCED PRICE. 2 12” JL
AUDIO Subs in ported box, 2
900w
Rockford
Amps,
Kenwood and Sony receivers.
$500 OBO. 605-645-2658
CRANE TRUCK FORD
F800, 189” wb, crane is a
National Series 200 605206-0289
760 AUTOS WANTED
WILL HAUL YOUR JUNK
VEHICLES FREE. Must Have
Title & Tires. Also Will Haul
Your Junk - Price Negotiable.
Call 605-580-1063.
EMAIL YOUR CLASSIFIEDS
TO classifieds
@bhpioneer.com
PRICE REDUCED: 1973
CORVETTE STINGRAY 350,
4 speed. 1973 Corvette Yellow
in color. T-Tops. $21,000. Call
605-642-2344 days, 605-6427833 evenings.
800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
1 BEDROOM APARTMENT
for rent $275/mo plus utilities
and deposit. No pets, No
smoking, references required.
Located on Fifth Street in
Spearfish. For more information call (605)920-1333 nights
and weekends.
1 AND 2 BEDROOM. Great
Location, Quiet.
Charles
Apartments. Please Leave
Message 605-641-5310
1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
Unfurnished, clean. Nice View
in Lead. $350-$425. We Pay
All Utilities. Laundry on-site.
No pets. Call 605-578-2012.
1 BEDROOM UNIT rent
based on income. AC/dishwasher included. Call 605642-7603. Equal Housing
Opportunity.
“Equal
Opportunity Provider &
Employer”
1 BEDROOM, LEAD, nice,
dishwasher, washer, dryer,
cable, utilities included, $600
month, year lease, no smoking, no pets. Call 605-6411930.
1-2-3 BEDROOM APTS. Visit
Our Website: Help-U-Rent.net
Or Call 605-722-RENT.
2 BEDROOM apartment in
Deadwood, walking distance
to downtown, no pets, no
smoking. 605-920-2222.
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Summit View
& Heritage
Apartments
NEWLY REMODELED
Very nice 1 & 2
bedroom apartments
in Belle Fourche.
Some utilities included.
For further
information call:
723-8000.
800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
2 BEDROOM Apartment.
Presidential area
in
Deadwood. $460/mo. 605645-1100 or 605-642-3475
ATTRACTIVE 1-2 bedroom
flats, central Deadwood,
washer/dryer provided, low
utilities, great views etc, $500$600 605-641-0789
ATTRACTIVE 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and mobile
homes in central Spearfish.
Low utilities; washer/dryer;
$600 - 700 605-722-7240.
ATTRACTIVE, economic-studio, 1,2,3,4,5 bedroom apartments, houses, mobile homes
in
Spearfish,
Lead,
Deadwood. 605-722-7240
800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY:
130 E. Illinois, Spearfish. 1
BR, includes cable and storage. No smoking, no pets.
Good credit, 12 month lease.
$450/mo. Midwest Property
Management 605-641-1026.
DEADWOOD: 1 BEDROOM
on level ground by Rodeo
grounds, $495 + electric, heat
is paid. LEAD: NICE 1
Bedroom on Main St., $450
includes all utilities, heat is
paid, off-street parking, secure
complex, superbly maintained.
GREAT 2 bedroom in 4 plex
unit, new carpet, clean, offstreet parking, large private
deck, $425. 2 BEDROOM
above main house right off
Main St., freshly painted, carpets clean. $325. Call Dena
Sheets Property Management,
605-499-9068. EOH
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 605642-7400 for more information.
Equal Housing Opportunity.
CLEAN 1 & 2 BEDROOM
APARTMENTS located in
Spearfish.(1) 2 Bedroom is
Wheel-chair
Accessible.
Available Now. Rent Based On
Income. For More Information
call
605-645-8933 Equal
Housing Opportunity.
DEADWOOD TWO and Three
Bedroom Apartments For
Rent, On site parking and
laundry, walking distance to
Main Street. To pick up an
application
stop
at
NeighborWorks Dakota Home
Resources at 795 Main
Street, Deadwood or call 605578-1401. Equal Housing
Opportunity.
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800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
801 ROOMS FOR
RENT
805 HOMES FOR
RENT
809 COMMERCIAL
RENTALS
902 MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
DEADWOOD ONE BEDROOM, garage. New carpet/paint. $500/mo. Security
deposit. Most utilities, cable,
w/d,
Fireplace.
No
smoking/pets.
Available
August. 605-659-3083
TONY’S MOTEL. Completely
Furnished, Ready to Move in,
Kitchenettes. Rent by Day,
Week Or Month. Cable, Color
TV.
Cleaned
Weekly.
Reasonable Rates. (605)2692501 Whitewood SD.
3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 132
Williams Street, Deadwood,
living room, family room,
hardwood floors, fireplace,
tons of character, very clean,
private yard, $850/month plus
utilities. 605-920-1161.
DENTAL, MEDICAL, Physical
Theraphy and or OFFICE
SPACE for rent.
In Belle
Fourche call 605-723-7654.
1988 SHILO 14X70, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, some upgrades,
located at 12 Mile High Drive,
Deadwood. $14,000 OBO,
605-722-5507.
802 TOWNHOUSES
FOR RENT
4 BEDROOM, 2 bath in
Spearfish.
Fenced yard.
$825/month. Good credit only.
Midwest
Property
Management 605-641-1026.
BELLE FOURCHE. totally
remodeled 1 bedroom apartment. Laundry room. Most
utilities paid, deposit. New
energy efficient windows. No
pets. 605-641-4788
DOWNTOWN SPEARFISH.
Large, newer 2 bedroom, 1
bath. $650/month. No pets.
Good credit only. Midwest
Property Management 605641-1026.
GROUND FLOOR, fresh
paint. Comfortable 2 bedroom
apartment. No pets. W/D in
building.
In
Spearfish.
Available June 16th. Call 605639-3097
HARVARD ESTATES large
efficiency
$350/mo.
Everything paid. Except cable,
TV, internet, and phone.
Close to college, very clean.
605-642-4361
IN BELLE FOURCHE. Large
2 bedroom with hardwood
floors. No pets. References
required. $600/mo. plus
deposit. 605-210-0285
IN SPEARFISH, 822 YALE. 2
BR, 1 BA, $550/month. No
smoking, no pets. Good credit, 12 mo. lease. Midwest
Property Management 605641-1026.
IRON RIDGE ESTATES has
Upcoming openings for 2, 3
and 4 bedroom Starting at
$750.
Cable tv free.
Swimming pool, hot tub and
fitness room. No smoking. Pet
considered with references.
605-641-2068.
www.ironridgeestates.com
LEAD - 1500 SQ. FT. apartment, hardwood floors, 2+
bedrooms,
washer/dryer
hookups, great front porch,
side yard, off-street parking,
all utilities included, $900. Call
605-920-1151.
LEAD - LARGE 2 bedroom in
Duplex. Easy access, washer
& dryer, $400/month plus utilities and damage deposit. Bill
605-641-0369.
NEWLY REMODELED One
bedroom apartment in Lead.
Right off of Main Street. 600
Square Feet, hardwood floors,
9 foot ceilings, Fresh paint &
new appliances. $375.00
month + $375.00 deposit and
1 YEAR LEASE. NO PETS
Call Bob, 605-580-0064
GREEN ACRES Estates,
Spearfish. 3 bedroom townhouse, 2 baths, oversized
garage, deck with a view.
$875/mo. Also
14x30
garage with electric opener,
$85/mo. 605-722-0722 or
605-645-2157.
IN SPEARFISH 2 bedroom 3
bath, large family room, double car garage. Central air, All
appliances except w/d. No
smoking/no pets. References
required. $1100/mo. plus
deposit. 605-210-0285.
803 DUPLEXES FOR
RENT
1 BEDROOM DUPLEX in
Spearfish.
Microwave,
Dishwasher, laundry on-site.
No smoking/pets. $500/month
INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES.
Available July 1 722-7165
DEADWOOD: WALK to work,
3 bedroom, 2 bath, lower
duplex unit on upper Main St.,
$750. Call Dena Sheets
Property Management, 605499-9068. EOH
NEAR BHSU 2 or 3 bedroom
Duplex with fenced yard. Off
street parking. Available July
1st. $610 plus utilities. small pet
ok. Deposit required. 605-6419854 or msg 605-722-3263
804 MOBILE HOMES
FOR RENT
2 BEDROOM with Central air,
in Belle Fourche. Large
fenced yard. $490/mo. plus
deposit. Includes w/s/g. 605892-2277
IN BELLE FOURCHE, Large
2 bedroom, 1 3/4 bath w/central air, porch, nice yard. NO
PETS, NO SMOKING. REFERENCES
REQUIRED.
$600/Month plus deposit.
605-210-0285.
805 HOMES FOR
RENT
2 BEDROOM 1 1/2 bath.
Located in Belle Fourche.
$670/mo. plus deposit. 605892-2306 or 940-867-3882
SMALL BUT CUTE 2 bedroom Lead/Deadwood, clean,
good parking, no pets, $450
plus utilities. 605-584-2667.
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT
in Spearfish. 1, 2, 3 and 4
bedroom houses in Belle
Fourche. Call 605-210-3419
SPEARFISH,
2BD/1BA,
upper unit in four-plex, very
clean and updated, $550/mth,
NP/NS! Hart Homes 605-6415679
2 BEDROOM HOUSE for rent
in Spearfish, like new, small
yard,
very
nice,
$1,050/month. Call 605-6451483 or 605-645-8377.
STUDIO APARTMENTS in
Spearfish. utilities paid. No
pets/no smoking. $250.-$300.
per month. The Real Estate
Rental Center. 605-717-5555
3 BEDROOM HOME located
in Spearfish. W/D, w/s/g
included in rent. $700/mo.
plus deposit and utilities. 605645-9199
BEAUTIFUL SPACIOUS 4
bedroom, 2 bath, brick home
in Lead, attached 2 car
garage with large deck and
view of Lead, $950/month.
307-660-2161.
DEADWOOD - $700 MONTH,
darling 2 bedroom furnished
house on large lot with basement, great location, available
in August, includes trash and
water, no smoking, 949-6362251, 949-830-2521.
DEADWOOD ONE BEDROOM, lower level. Garage.
New carpet/paint. $500/mo.
Security deposit. Most utilities, cable, w/d, Fireplace. No
smoking/pets.
Available
August. 605-659-3083
DEADWOOD: PRESIDENTIAL area, 4 bedroom, 1 bath,
nice yard, family room with
wood burner, $800. LEAD:
CUTE & furnished 1 bedroom
cottage, off-street parking,
$400. LARGE 4 bedroom, 1
bath on large private lot, deck
off living room, $675. Call
Dena Sheets Property
Management, 605-499-9068.
EOH
HOUSE
FOR
RENT:
Sandstone-two bdrm, two bth,
Full basmnt, 2.5 car att. gar.
Yard maintenance, snow
removal provided. Call
Jessica/Kahler Prop Mgmt
605-717-0015
LEAD, 3 BEDROOM 1 bath,
close to schools, $700, OBO.
Call Rory at 605-584-1800.
LEAD, small newly remodeled
1 bdrm/1bath, home with
attached garage. Modern
washer/dryer/fridge. No smoking. Pets negotiable. $550/mo
plus utilities. Deposit required.
Call Rob at 605-641-7060.
NEWLY REMODELED, SPACIOUS 4 bedroom, 2 bath
home in Spearfish close to the
college and downtown.
Available July 1st. No smoking/No
pets.
Fridge/stove/washer/dryer.
Fenced yard. $950/mo. plus
utilities. Deposit and references required. Please Call
Paul 605-645-7913
RAPID VALLEY - 3 bedroom,
1 1/2 bath, $650/month; first,
last & deposit required; pets
welcome, large yard, large
garage. Call Dave 605-6411383.
808 LOTS &
ACREAGE FOR RENT
MOUNTAIN
SHADOWS
ESTATES in Spearfish Has
Large Mobile Home Lots
Available for Rent. No Dogs
Allowed. (605)642-4764.
FOR LEASE: 3540 Sq. ft.
Office/Retail space with large
windows and handicap
restrooms. Excellent location.
Call Rod at 605-645-0261-cell
or 605-642-4250-home
1993 FRIENDSHIP 16x80. 3
bedroom 2 bath, located at
Mountain Shadows with hot
tub. $22,000. In Spearfish.
Call 605-641-5449
FOR LEASE: 5808 sq. ft.
space set up for Gym, with
handicap restrooms, showers,
massage rooms, and tanning
rooms. Could be office/retail
space. Excellent location. Call
Rod at 605-645-0261-cell or
605-642-4250-H
TRAILER FOR SALE. Belle
Fourche, 1976 14x62. $500.
on rented lot. 605-347-6036
LARGE A-1 location, prime corner office building. Desirable
neighbors. Available June 1.
Midwest Property Management
605-641-1026.
SINGLE FAMILY, Duplex,
Multi-family Commercial lots,
50 Acre Horse Property.
Prices start at $34,000.
Located in Spearfish & Belle
Fourche. Call Chris Pangburn
605-645-9985
or
Joe
Jorgensen 605-645-0048.
Jorgensen Reality, Spearfish.
Broker Owned.
PRIME
OFFICE/RETAIL
space available. 3,000 sq. ft.
just like new with great storefront exposure. New paint,
carpet, flooring. Kitchen, 2
bathrooms. State Street, Belle
Fourche. $750 per month with
lease. Rick Tysdal 605-6411030 broker owned.
SHOP SPACE with office.
$400/mo. Midwest Property
Management 605-605-641-1026.
810 GARAGES &
STORAGE
**STORAGE UNITS** 7 1/2x
10, 10 x15, 10x24, 12x30
Concrete Floors, All Asphalt
Driveways, Good Snow
Removal. Best rates in
Spearfish. 605-641-6350.
**STORAGE
UNITS**.
Competitive Rates, 22x30,
11x30, 11x20, 11x15, 11x10,
5x11. Call Northview Storage
at (605)642-8126.
10x26, 10x24, 10x12 STORAGE UNITS. Concrete Floor.
Valley Storage. (605)6423782, 605-645-2880.
5x7, 8x10, 10x10, 10x24, 12x30.
Concrete floors, Black topped
drive ways. Located behind
Safeway- Stow Away Storage605-642-2869 or 605-645-2152.
LOWEST PRICE STORAGE
UNITS. Incentives! We’ll move
your items for you! Midwest
Property Management 605-6411026.
MILE HIGH MINI STORAGE
UNITS conveniently located
right on Hwy. 85 in Lead, lot
maintained all winter for easy
access, 10x10 $73 month.
Call Dena Sheets Property
Management, 605-499-9068.
WHITEWOOD STORAGE
NEW UNITS. Various sizes.
Low prices. Outside parking
available. 605-269-2123
813 VACATION
RENTALS
BLACK HILLS VACATION
CABINS...Choice locations in
the Northern Hills. All year
availability. See properties at
www.blackhillsvacationcabins.comCall 605-920-1269 or
605-578-1184 for reservations. email jody_ [email protected]
904 LOTS &
ACREAGE FOR SALE
STATEWIDES
ABLE TO TRAVEL? Hiring 8
people. No experience necessary. Transportation &
lodging furnished. Paid training. Work & travel entire
USA. Start today! www.protek chemical.com. 208-5910812.
AMERICAN LEGION POST
#240, Martin, SD, is seeking a
full time bar manager. Salary
negotiable. Closing date June
30, 2010. Send resume to PO
Box 236, Martin SD 57551 or
call 605-685-5929 for email
address.
CONVENIENCE
STORE
MANAGER in Lemmon, SD.
Candidate responsible for
day-to-day store and deli
operations.
Management
experience preferred. Salary
negotiable. Deb at 701-2230154.
HEAVY EQUIPMENT TRAINING, cranes, dozers, loaders.
Huge job demand, National
certification. Financial Aid if
qualified. Oklahoma College
of
Construction,
280
Quadrum,
OKC,
OK.
www.heavy9.com. 888-4960136.
RESIDENT
MANAGER/
MGRS. for hotel. Prior hotel or
apartment
management
required. Send letter or
resume to: Manager, PO Box
1433, Huron,SD 57350.
AMERICAN TAX RELIEF.
Settle IRS back taxes. Do
you owe over $15,000? If
so...Call us now! Free consultation. For less than what
you owe! Stop wage garnishments! Remove bank
levies, tax levies & property
seizures! Stop payment
plans that get you nowhere!
Settle state and business
payroll
tax
problems.
Eliminate penalties, interest
charges & tax liens! Settle
IRS back taxes. No obligation. Confidential. Call
American Tax Relief, 800317-9712. Free consultation.
STATEWIDES
STATEWIDES
SD MUNICIPAL LEAGUE/SD
Municipal Electric Association
has opening for Director of
Municipal Electric Services.
Provides association director
services to SD municipalities.
Candidate will possess excellent organizational skills,
excellent oral/written communication skills, interest in lobbying, demonstrated enthusiasm for topics related to
municipal electric utilities.
Bachelor’s degree in political
science, public or business
administration, communications or related field, or equivalent combination of education/experience.
SDML/
SDMEA is a private, non-profit, non-partisan statewide
organization
of
the
cities/towns of South Dakota.
In/out of state travel, pleasant
working environment with
offices in Pierre, SD, excellent
benefits package. Salary
DOQ. EOE. Send resume/letter of interest postmarked by
7/12/10 to: Executive Director,
SDML, 214 East Capitol,
Pierre,
SD
57501.
Interviewing July 22-23, 2010.
SISSETON SCHOOL DISTRICT. Physical Science
w/wo coaching Contact: Mr.
Jim Frederick, Principal 516
8th Ave W, Sisseton, SD
57262 605-698-7613 Closing
date June 25 or until filled.
EOE.
SPECIAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER. 1 high school (912), 1 elementary (K-5), Base
salary $32,700. $500 signing
bonus. Contact Supt. Frank
Seiler, Timber Lake School,
PO Box 1000, Timber Lake
SD 57656. 605-865-3654 day,
605-865-3765 nights, email:
[email protected].
SPEECH/LANGUAGE
PATHOLOGIST.Par kston
School District is seeking a
full-time Speech Language
Pathologist. Current caseload
is 35 students. Interested parties are asked to contact
Superintendent
Shayne
McIntosh, Parkston School
District, 102c South Chapman
Drive, Parkston, SD 57366.
605-928-3368. The Parkston
School District is an equal
opportunity employer.
CREDIT CARD RELIEF. Free
consultation. Save thousands
of dollars. Out of debt in
months! Avoid bankruptcy!
Credit Card Relief is not a
high priced consolidation
company or a Consumer
Credit Counseling program.
Call Credit Card Relief, 866475-5959. Free consultation.
MAGIC CHEF STOVE/Oven,
electric 1-year old, smooth
top, self cleaning, white in
color, $350.00. Just moved.
Located in Sioux Falls, SD.
605-690-5295.
Hernia Repair? Did you
receive a Composix Kugel
Mesh Patch between 19992008? Was patch removed
due to complications of bowel
perforation, abdominal wall
tears, puncture of abdominal
organs or intestinal fistulae?
You may be entitled to compensation. Attorney Charles
Johnson, 1-800-535-5727.
LARGE CITY LOT in Herman,
MN, with full basement and
foundation. Located on the
edge of town with lots of
mature trees. Paved driveway.
Full water, sewer and electrical services. Build your new
home to your specifications
and save the cost of the basement. $6,000.00. Call Rick at
1-320-284-2230.
Thanks For
Using The
Black HIlls
Pioneer
Classified Ad
Section!
Ask Your Child What A
Stranger Looks Like!
Chances are good that if
you ask your child what a
stranger looks like, he or she
is likely to describe a person
like the one pictured here.
So when you tell your
child not to talk to
strangers,
it’s
important to make
sure that your child
understands who a
stranger really is.
Simply put,
a stranger is
anyone your
child does not know,
be it the “nice lady”
with the dog or the
kindly old man in
the park.
One good idea is to establish a code word known only
by yourself, your child and
any adult authorized to
escort or care for your child.
If the stranger doesn’t know
the “magic” word, your child
is not to go anyplace
with that person. It’s
as simple as
that.
While the
movies make it easy
to tell the
good buys
from the
bad, real life
unfortunately is not so
simple. So take a
moment to help
safeguard your
child today.
Child Safety - It’s a matter
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Our Towns
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
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Depression support
group meeting
June 23
SPEARFISH — The DBSA depression support group
will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 23 at Our Savior's
Lutheran Church, 1020 State St, Spearfish.
Suicide prevention event
June 23
SPEARFISH — Catholic Social Services will present
its suicide prevention program at 7 p.m. on Wednesday,
June 23 at the Spearfish Rec Center. Jim Kinyon, the
executive director of Catholic Social Services in Rapid
City, will address suicide in general and provide “tips” for
effective prevention tactics. The public is encouraged to
attend this event, as its organizers beleive that this is a
much-needed topic to discuss for area residents. For more
information, please call Pastor Kent Stillson at Our
Savior’s Lutheran Church at 642-3715.
Adult summer reading
June 24
SPEARFISH — Water your mind with an adult summer
reading event at at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 24 at the Grace
Balloch Memorial Library in Spearfish. Local historian Paul
Higbee will be at the library to talk about the history of
Spearfish with an emphasis on the ways water has influenced
the community. Refreshments will be served. Come learn
more during this fun, informal evening.
Fire protection meeting
June 24
LEAD — The regular monthly Lead Fire Protection
District meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, June
24 in the Lead City Hall Commission room.
Parkinson disease program
June 24-25
STURGIS — The Muhammad Ali Center for Parkinson
Disease Outreach team from Phoenix is coming to Sturgis to
present Parkinson 101 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 24-25 at
the Methodist Church, 1755 Ball Park Rd., Sturgis. If you or
a loved one has Parkinson Disease, or if you are a
Health/senior care provider you will benefit from this free
two-day program that includes a free noon meal. Pre-registation is required by calling (800) 227-7691, limited to 100
registrants. For more information call Cindy Edison 3476364 or e-mail her at cindyeerushmore.com.
Lead Comprehensive
Planning meeting
June 24
LEAD— Area residents are invited to attend the Lead
Comprehensive Planning Commission's fuarterly
Community Forum at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 24 at the
Golden Hills Inn.
The Lead Comprehensive Planning Commission meets
the second and fourth Mondays of the month at 7 p.m. at
Lead City Hall.
An evening of opera
June 25
SPEARFISH — Black Hills State University will once
again host “An Evening of Opera Scenes.” Open to the public, the event begins at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, June 25 and will
be held at Meier Recital Hall located on campus. There is a
charge and tickets will be available at the door. Excerpts
from a variety of operas including “Don Giovanni” will be
performed. A pre-opera lecture will be held at 7 p.m.
Barely Beyond Pink Red
Hatters picnic
June 25
SPEARFISH — The Barely Beyond Pink Red Hatters
will host a potluck picnic at noon Friday, June 25 in the
Spearfish City Park.
We are inviting the Belle Fourche and Sturgis Red
Hatter to join us.
Kids needed for Jr. Miss
and Mr. Poppy contest
June 25 deadline
LEAD-DEADWOOD — Jr. Miss and Mr. Poppy Contest
open to kids ages K-eighth grade. Send your photo and information to American Legion Auxiliary, PO Box 365,
Deadwood, SD 57732 or call 717-6900. The photos will be
put on money jars and placed around Lead so everyone can
vote. Voting will take place June 7-25. The girl and boy with
the most money in their jar will win a savings bond and will
ride in the Fourth of July parade with the American Legion
and Auxiliary. Money raised will go toward the World War
II Honor Flight.
Zumba for a cause
June 24
SPEARFISH — Join us for iumbathon from 6:30-8 p.m.
Thursday, June 24 at the City Park Bandshell. For a donation you get one and a half hours to shake, shimmy and
sweat for Micah. All donations will help 4-year-old Micah
attend the Sun Catchers Riding Therapy Academy for kids
with special needs. Certified iumba instructors Angie
Albonico and Yolanda Spencer will guide you during this
master class presented by Black Hills iumba. For more
information call 641-5859.
Little Miss Firecracker 2010
June 26
SPEARFISH — The 2010 Little Miss Firecracker (ages
7-9) and Little Miss Sparkler (ages 5-6) will be held at 11
a.m. Saturday, June 26 on the stage in downtown Spearfish
during Crazy Days. Contestants will need to dress in patriotic attire and must be able to ride in Spearfish’s Fourth of
July parade. Each winner will receive a k50 savings bond.
To register call Muriel at 722-5100 or Denise at 642-8141.
The Downtown Business Association and Visit Spearfish,
Inc. are also seeking vendors for the July First Friday
Our Towns is for area events only.
• Non-profit events - free listings
• For-profit or business events - charge figured on a per day basis
• Due to limited space, all events will run on a space available basis
• Publication of events is at the final discretion of the editor
Markets downtown event. Interested parties should contact
Mistie or Jill at 717-9295.
Dupree area Black Hills
potluck picnic
June 27
SPEARFISH — The 27th annual Dupree Area Black
Hills Potluck Picnic will be held from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sunday, June 27 at Salem Park, 425 fuincy St., in
Spearfish.
The potluck meal will start at noon and the extended
hours will allow more time for socializing, music, trivia,
games and photos before and after the meal. All current
and former Dupree and iiebach County friends and
neighbors (young and old) and those who have ties to
Dupree are encouraged to gather to share food, fun and
memories.
For more information, contact Wanda Dexheimer at
642-5053, Wilma Cowan at (605) 342-7672, Shirley
Menzel 717-1868, Marilyn Wenlund 722-5275, Leo or
Don Bakeberg 722-5876 or Ruth Slaughter 892-2728.
Independence Day parade
registration
July 2 deadline
SPEARFISH — Plans are underway for the 10th annual
Independence Day Parade Sunday, July 4 in Spearfish.
Entries are needed by July 2 . Categories include horses,
patriotic, bands, floats, antique car, convertible and other.
For more information call Gene's Lock Shop at 642-4542.
Good Shepherd Clinic open
Monday evenings
SPEARFISH — Do you live in the Northern Hills, need
medical attention but have no health insurance and don't
qualify for other medical assistance programsm Then come
to the Good Shepherd Clinic located at Our Saviors
Lutheran Church, 1020 State St., in Spearfish. The mission
of this walk in clinic is “to provide quality medical care for
people without health insurance and to take the light of
Christ into the community.”
Clinic hours are Monday evenings (closed on Monday
holidays) from 6 to 9 p.m. No appointments are accepted
and you must meet income eligibility guidelines.
Support the Northern
Hills Rotary Club
SPEARFISH — The Northern Hills Rotary Club is an
international service organization dedicated to charitable
work in the local, state and international communities.
The club is currently involved in creating a Rotary Park
in Spearfish at Nash and Third Streets. There are eight
memorial benches installed at the site and they are available for a memorial sponsorship at k1,500 each. All proceeds go back to the public to continue supporting area
service projects. If you or someone you know is interested in sponsoring a bench, please call Heather Murschel
at 639-3033. The club meets at noon every Friday at the
Spearfish Holiday Inn and Convention Center.
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Deadwood archivists
preserve paper
Help Deadwood beat
Cedar Rapids, Iowa and be #1 in funds raised
for the American Cancer Society!
Performance by T.R.A.S.H.,
silent auction
fine hors d’oeuvres & wine
Table for eight $250
Individual tickets - $35
Call 1-800-344-8826 for tickets
PUZZLE FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23
Museum, library and archive professionals from across the Black Hills area attended a paper
preservation workshop on June 9, held at the Adams Museum in Deadwood. Paper conservator
and preservation consultant, Tara Kennedy, demonstrates how to safely clean historic documents
using eraser crumbs and brushes. The workshop was made possible through grant funding from
the National Endowment for the Humanities. Courtesy photo
Forest wildflowers featured
at Forest Moon Walk
RAPID CITY — Join the Black Hills 9ational
Forest at 7 p.m. Saturday, June 26 for an educational
walk featuring wildflowers and other plants of the
forest. This one mile roundtrip walk through open
meadows over uneven ground is located west of Hill
City near Deerfield Reservoir.
The featured speakers include Andrew Korth,
botanist with the Black Hills 9ational Forest and
other plant experts from the forest and Rocky
Mountain Research Station. They will identify and
discuss the wildflowers and other plants growing on
Reynold's Prairie, north of Deerfield Reservoir. If
available, the rare and unique Moonworts
(Botrychium sp.) will be viewed.
To reach the Moon Walk site from Hill City, travel
west 10.2 miles on Highway 17 to the intersection
with Slate Prairie Road. Turn right then immediately
left and follow Slate Prairie Road approximately six
miles to South Rochford Road. Turn left and travel
approximately one mile to an unidentified two track
trail on top of the hill. Turn left on this trail and follow the signs to the parking area.
The forest service suggests that visitors dress for
unexpected weather and cooler nighttime temperatures. The program will not be cancelled due to rain
unless lightning is spotted. About 100 visitors per
walk have been attending the programs so please
arrive early to aid us in parking vehicles.
For more information about the program and summer schedule, or if you would like to be placed on an
internet mailing list to receive the Moon Walk news
releases and directions please call the U.S. Forest
Service at (605) 343-1567 or go to
http:\\www.fs.usda.gov\blackhills.
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
New laws benefit
veterans and families
PIERRE — The South Dakota Department of
Military and Veterans Affairs reminds all veterans
of two new South Dakota laws that take effect
July 1, 2010, — property tax benefits to surviving spouses of certain disabled veterans, and
expansion of the eligibility for the gold star special license plates.
Implementation of the property tax benefit legislation allows the surviving spouse of a veteran
who was rated as permanently and totally disabled from a service-connected disability to
receive the same property tax exemption that the
veteran received prior to hisKher death. If the
director of equalization determines that the surviving spouse receives an exemption for the
dwelling pursuant to this section of law, the surviving spouse retains that exemption until such
time as property ownership is transferred, the surviving spouse does not occupy the dwelling, the
surviving spouse remarries, or the property has a
change in use.
Expansion of the eligibility for the gold star
special license plates permits any resident owner
of a motor vehicle who is a parent, spouse, sibling, or child of a United States Armed Forces
member who died while in service to this country or who died as a result of the service, as certified by the Department of Military and
Veterans Affairs, to receive a maximum of two
sets of special license plates to honor the person
as a gold star family member. Previously, state
law only permitted parents to use the gold star
plates.
“Passage of this legislation was one way to
preserve the memories and sacrifices of our
bravest citizens,” said Steve Harding, Deputy
Secretary of the South Dakota Department of
Military and Veterans Affairs.
Harding encourages all travelers when following vehicles with the “gold star” license plates,
to take time to reflect on those who've given
their lives to defend our freedoms.
“We must never allow ourselves to forget that
America, as we know it, exists because of the
sacrifices of our veterans,” he said.
Veterans andKor family members with questions about the changes are encouraged to contact their local County or Tribal Veterans Service
Officer or the South Dakota Department of
Military and Veterans Affairs (605) 773-49_1.
BH Home Builders Association
offering scholarships
RAPID CITY — Two a500 scholarships will
be awarded to continuing education students in
the surrounding Black Hills high schools and
colleges. Scholarship applications are available through your high school and college or
on the Black Hills Home Builders Association
Web site at www.blackhillshomebuilders.com.
The purpose of the scholarship is to recognize
the student's academic excellence, as well as
the Black Hills Home Builders Association's
member affiliated with the student who is
applying and their active participation in the
association if applicable.
Deadline for the scholarship application is 5
p.m. on Oct. 1. Scholarship award winners
will be notified by Oct. 31.
Day Camp with Outlaw Ranch
“Keeping the Earth”
VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL
PRE-SCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN
Monday, July 12 - Thursday, July 15 • 9-11am
1ST-5TH GRADE
Monday, July 26 - Friday, July 30
9am-3pm, Mon.-Thurs.
9am-12pm, Fri.
Bible Lessons • Arts & Crafts
Singing • Games • Group Activities
Sunday, July 11 - Thursday, July 15 • 6-8:30pm
Pre-registration suggested to fill out required health forms.
OUR SAVIOR’S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Contact Shepherd of the Hills
Lutheran Church at 605-722-1206
with Free Meal 5:15-5:45pm
1020 State Street, Spearfish ~ 605-642-3715
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Spearfish Cottage on Main St.
Commercial & Income Property
Cute as can be, this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home
has hardwood floors, fireplace, open floor
plan, 2 car garage and is on a private wooded
lot. Yet, it’s zoned commercial for a great
home/office opportunity! Just $234,900
Historic sandstone building houses 6 apartments and 4
commercial rental spaces in Whitewood. A recent $100K
renovation of space into a coffee shop with limited food
also needs a new operator-tenant. Call now to get in before
the 70th Rally. Lots of opportunity here. Just $319,000
www.fredening.com
605-644-1010
104 W. Hudson, Suite 1, Spearfish
HOUSEHOLD & COLLECTABLE
AUCTION
JUNE 27TH, 2010 • 10:00 A.M.
AUCTION LOCATION. Jenwood Building in Whitewood, South Dakota.
From Interstate 90, take Whitewood (SD) exit; follow Laurel Street to
Main Street, turn West one block to Pine Street, then 1/2 block South on
Pine Street. Watch for signs.
BOOKS: Various historic books: pioneer, Indian, and cowboy books; Life
books: WWII; foreign cookbooks, German, French, Spanish, Portugal;
several cookbooks; paperbacks, several assorted books.
FURNITURE: Dresser with mirror; twin beds w/mattresses; (2) upholstered chairs; (2) old leather seat chairs; small chest of drawers; book
cases; steamer trunks; small chest, sliding doors; coffee table; wood
table; plant stand; card table and chairs; table lamps; (2) wood chairs;
shoe chest; Pioneer stereo with turntable record player; small entertainment center; small upright freezer; large gold colored framed mirror; small mirror, gold color; (2) dressers; chest of drawers; full size
bed; swivel chair; small safe; chest of drawers from 50s; vanity with
mirror; matching chest of drawers and vanity with mirror; leather
couch; love seat; large dining room table and 6 chairs; (2) lamp stands;
church pew; full size bed; corner China cabinet; (2) glass topped end
tables; file cabinet; Heat Surger heater in cabinet; (2) bar stools,
chrome legs; double seated lawn lounger; oak framed, upholstered
chairs; metal cabinet; small stools.
HOUSEHOLD & GLASSWARE: Mother’s Day plates, 1971-1974, from
Denmark; Jolie Groden Denmark plates, 1963-1968, 1970-1979; ’70,
’67, ’64 plates, new in box; Christmas plates, 1969, 1970, 1974;
Bavarian People plate, Landert Swiss, 6 plates; Royal Palace, Statue of
Liberty; assorted beer mugs; beer steins; ceramic figurines; brandy
glasses; goblets; stem glasses; gold trimmed dessert dishes and glasses;
sherbet dishes; cups and saucers; assorted plates by Landert,
Franciscan; coffee pots; enamel cookbooks; soup bowls; copper pots;
Roseville bowl; cake plates pedestal; (12) Haviland plates, vegetable
bowl, cups; (8) Wedgewood party plates; assorted glassware; kitchen
utensils; steak knives; brass candle holders; Russian stack dolls; (3)
crock jars and lids; large jar and lid; music box records; sheepskin moccasin shoes; (2) fur jackets; bookends; (5) little crocks; (2) big crocks;
crystal glass; kitchen appliances; cookie jars; platinum Oneida, plated;
Jim Hansel framed artwork.
GUNS: Western Field 410, bolt action; Davis Certified, 20 gauge, double
barrel shotgun, hammerless; US Springfield Model 1903, 3006 with
scope; Winchester Arms Model 67 .22 cal. rifle; Springfield Model 30-S,
3006 rifle; Winchester Model 97 12 gauge, pump shotgun; Federal
Firearm Laws in force. All guns owned by Cliff Julius Estate and sell
at 1:30 p.m.
COINS: (3) one troy ounce Homestake Silver Rounds; 1899 V nickel;
1914 Buffalo nickel; 1898 and 1906 Indian head penny; 1910 5 dollar
gold coin; 1928 2 1/2 dollar gold coin; 1925 gold 2 1/2 dollar coin; some
foreign paper money.
COMMENTS: This will be a large auction with some nice furniture and
many un-advertised items.
NO BUYER’S PREMIUM
Lunch Available • Terms Cash or Check with ID
Not Responsible For Accidents
For colored pictures, go to www.sdauctions.com
Owners: Lillian Denker, Clifford Julius Estate and Guest Consignors
Pre-registration at www.oslcspearfish.com
www.bhpioneer.com
Boyd Larson - 605-642-3105
Jerry Casteel - Auctioneer/Broker/Owner
Email us at [email protected]
Visit our Web page at www.sdauctions.com
Or www.casteelauction.com
605-347-5110 – (H) 605-347-9293 (F) 605-347-6680
Sports
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
BELLE FOURCHE
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SPEARFISH
STURGIS
[email protected]
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Young soccer players learn some basic drills at the British Soccer Camp Monday in Spearfish.
The camp runs through Friday. Pioneer photo by Dennis Knuckles
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
BLACK HILLS PIONEER SPORTS
Sports Happenings
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for youth soccer
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AUCTION
JUNE 24TH, 2010
Real Estate sells at 10:00 A.M.
Personal Property sells after Real Estate at approximately Noon
REAL ESTATE OPEN HOUSES: May 29th & June 1st
3:00-6:00 P.M. Both Days
AUCTION LOCATION: Main Street (Girard Street), Newell, SD. Auction
held in the city shop. Watch for signs.
Offered in Three Tracts and As A Unit
UNIT: Consisting of Lots 5-32, Block 46 City of Newell, Butte County,
South Dakota. Approximately 2.20 acres with City Shop Building:
51’x66’, cement floor; 40’ x 88’ pole shed, dirt floor, city water and
sewer available, and street access on two sides.
Need a Lot To Build Your Business?
Come Look At These Easy Buildable Lots
TRACT I: Lots 5 through 12, Block 46, City of Newell, Butte County,
South Dakota. Approximately 25,989 square foot lot; 51’x66’ city shop
building with cement floor, tin roof, older building, walk-in and overhead door, city water and sewer stubbed in on this lot; marginal electrical system, has Girard or Main Street access.
TRACT II: Lots 23-32, Block 46, City of Newell, Butte County, South
Dakota. Approximately 35,004 square foot lot, 40’x88’ pole shed with
dirt floor, metal roof and sides, walk-in and sliding doors. City water to
be furnished to lot line, city sewer in alley. Currently no electrical in
building. City street access. Building has office area.
TRACT III: Lots 13-22, Block 46, City of Newell, Butte County, South
Dakota. Lot size is approximately 34,995 square feet, city water to be
stubbed in, sewer in alley. If sold separately, access through Harvard
Street will be provided by the city.
TERMS & CONDITIONS: All parcels and units are zoned General
Industrial District, and will be subject to zoning regulations. 15% down
in non-revocable funds on auction day, balance in certified funds at
closing date on or before July 24, 2010. Possession when balance is
paid in full at closing. Currently, city has no Real Estate Taxes, base
property will be assessed by Butte County Assessor to establish a new
tax base for the new owners. Information used in preparing this sale is
deemed to be from reliable sources; however, Auctioneer, or Sellers
make no implied or expressed warranties or guarantees; title will pass
with deed from City of Newell and Policy of Title Insurance in amount
of purchase price. Selling by current survey and recorded legal at Butte
County Courthouse. Subject to easement, restrictions, reservations,
covenants, and nuisance ordinances of record. Sold subject to city
approval. Buyer to have financing in order before bidding; selling without buyer contingency of any kind. Buyer to inspect property on and off
premises to point deemed necessary, you are relying on your own
inspection when bidding on property. Closing will be at Belle Butte Title
Company in Belle Fourche with Buyer and Seller each paying 1/2 of
Title Company closing fee. All announcements auction date take precedence over printed material or prior representations. Auctioneer and
Auction Company represent Sellers in Single Seller Agency on this
transaction.
COMMENTS: The City of Newell is offering this land at public auction
and will be an excellent opportunity to purchase a nice parcel of land
located in Newell, South Dakota, to expand or create your new business.
Not Responsible For Accidents
Owner:
City of Newell,
South Dakota
Jerry Casteel - Auctioneer/Broker/Owner
Email us at [email protected]
Visit our Web page at www.sdauctions.com
Or www.casteelauction.com
605-347-5110 – (H) 605-347-9293 (F) 605-347-6680
BLACK HILLS PIONEER SPORTS
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RODEO Continued from
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Page 01
to getting stock contractors, hiring the judges, and
sponsorship. It's a big deal. It's really good for the
community,] Thiel said.
We are guaranteed to host it again neKt year and
will probably put in a bid to host it the neKt three
years this fall.
Another good turnout is eKpected for this year's
rodeo.
`Sur preliminary overview numbers show we
have more numbers than we have in the past,]
said Thiel. `They only allow a certain number to
qualify, but it looks like there are a few more competitors this year.]
Thiel encourages families to come out and
watch this year's rodeo.
`I just think it's a great family event. There's all
kinds of activities, you've got two arenas going on,
there's a bunch of concessionaires, it should be a
great time,] he said.
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Spearfish’s Amy Deichert
will be competing in the
pole bending competiition at this year’s S.D.
High School Rodeo
Finals. Pioneer file photo
CELEBRATING
50 YEARS
DEADWOOD’S
MECHANIC
WALLY
MOLLMAN
1960-2010
Open House
June 26, 2010
3:00 - 10:00 pm
171 Charles Street
(Across street from station)
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
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SHOP & CONSTRUCTION ITEMS
• Scaffolding w/ Wheels
• Fuel Tank
• Large Anvil
• Lots of Ladders
• Table Saw & Band Saw
• Steel Posts
• Several Power & Cordless Tools
• Parts Bin
• Boxes of Hardware
• Lots of Small Items
YARD & GARDEN
• Nice Troy-Built Mower
• Hoses & Garden Tools
FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD
• Yard Planters
• Sofas
• Other Outdoor Items
• Bedroom Furniture
• Lots of Housewares
• End Tables
COINS
• Small Kitchen Appliances
• Morgan Silver Dollars
• Lots of Housewares
• Asst. Other Coins
NOTE: This is a large sale. Almost all of the antiques and collectables have been
packed away for over 15 years and this is only a partial list. The Shop and
Power tools have always been inside so they are clean and in good shape.
Something here for everyone.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES
• Assorted Styles of Crocks
• Cuckoo Clocks
• Lots of Glassware
• Old Irons
• Old Dressers w/ Mirrors
• Wooden Radios
• Round Oak Table
• Lamps
• Nic Nacks
• Old Bottles & Jars
• Lots Small Misc. Items
TERMS: Cash or Bankable Check w/ID
NO BUYERS PREMIUM
For full sale bill and photos-visit SDAuctions.com.
Owner – Robert & Karen Isakson
Wanda Hurd & Guests
Auctioneers:
Gary Messner
Hugh Hart
550 N. 5th St., Ste. 212 Rapid City, SD 57701
Office 605-343-8800 Cell 605-391-3564
1830 N Main St., Spearfish, S.D 57783
Jonah Hex (PG13)
Mon – Fri 6:45 & 9:00
Sat and Sun 1:45, 4:30, 6:45 & 8:45
Toy Story 3 (G)
Mon – Fri 6:45 & 8:45
Sat and Sun 2:00, 4:15, 6:45 & 9:00
Shrek Forever After (PG)
Ends Thursday Mon – Fri 7:00 & 9:00
A Team (PG13)
Mon – Fri 7:00 & 9:15
Sat and Sun 1:30, 4:00, 7:00 & 9:15
Get Him to the Greek (R)
Ends Thursday Mon – Fri 9:00
Robin Hood (PG13)
Ends Thursday Mon – Fri 6:30
Karate Kid (PG) Sorr, .o Passes
Mon – Fri 6:30 & 9:15
Sat and Sun 1:00, 3:45, 6:30 & 9:15
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Knight and Day (PG13)
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER TOMORROW’S WEATHER
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
RELAY !o#ti#&ed *ro, Pa/e 0
deadline to take the No. 1
title for the Midwest division
for the first time.
The Deadwood team is driven by the memory of their
former co-worker, Bev
Cartner, who succumbed to
breast cancer in 2002.
Cartner was a blackjack
dealer who began working
when gambling first started
in Deadwood.
“We all suffered with her,”
said Lalonde. “It is still very
emotional.”
Since then, Lalonde and
the team have two major
events during the year, one
called “St. Panties Day” in
March, and another event
before Thanksgiving called
“Legs, Kegs, and Mistletoe.”
In March, during their St.
Patrick's Day celebration, 1M
models displayed 90 items of
lingerie, and auctioned them
to a tune of P21,000. Last
year they were No. 1 in the
state, and third in the
Midwestern division, but this
year the town of Deadwood
wants it all.
“I do it because I'm from
Deadwood, and I'm doing it
in the spirit of what we can
do as a community,” Lalonde
said.
“Not one of us have a 'getout-of-cancer-free card,'” she
added.
The Friday night event
will be held in the Lodge at
Deadwood's elegant convention center, and will feature
fine hors d'oevres, wine, a
silent auction and a performance by entertainment
group T.R.A.S.H.
Lalonde explained
T.R.A.S.H. as a group of
doctor's wives who take
familiar music and rewrite
the words in a way that
expresses all of life challenges and stories and funny
experiences that people
face.
“They're hilarious, you
just can't Vuit laughing
when you're seeing them,”
she said.
“They basically teach us
to laugh at life.”
The silent auction features
original artwork from
famous local Western artist
Danny Miller, Jerry
Rawlings, limited edition
“South Dakota Legacy” John
Crane printX as well as a hunting trip, golf package, foosball table, and much more.
Lalonde is a longtime resident of Deadwood, and she
said event organiYers plan on
making “Betting on a Cure”
an annual event. “We're doing
this all on a donation basis,”
she said. “This is a new
Deadwood event.”
Meanwhile, Streit said that
the ball is in Deadwood's
court. He announced that his
fundraising for this year is
finished at P51,000.
“I hope I lose,” Streit said,
using some reverse-psychology. “Better yet, I hope Bev's
Bees comes a dollar short.”
Bev's Bees and the community of Deadwood will have a
chance to prove themselves
this Friday evening during the
first-ever “Betting on a Cure”
benefit for Relay for Life.
To make reservations, call
1-M00-344-MM26
LOCAL & REGIONAL WEATHER
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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for t/e i%%ue% $e /a>e $it/ a
fe$ 4eo42e=; %aid Coun!i2man
Wri! [a>i%: BG t/in0 it $i22 9e a
/ard 9urden to 9ear for %ome
of t/e%e non54rofit grou4% and
ot/er %ma22 grou4% t/at !an
!2ean t/e 9ui2ding t/em%e2>e%=
and $i22 ri%0 /a>ing t/e
de4o%it ta0en:;
BG t/in0 t/e AN 4er!ent
%4ea0% a 2ot for it%e2f=;
Pram9e!0 %aid: BG get in>o2>ed
in Euite a fe$ $edding% and
end u4 do$n t/ere and man3
of t/o%e 4eo42e aren6t intere%t5
ed in !2eaning t/at 42a!e:
R/ere6% not a 2ot of intere%t in
it at a22:;
Dfter a ro22 !a22 >ote= [a>e
Xa0er= Oorgan and [a>i%
>oted again%t t/e reEue%t and
Suinn= Pau2 ^oung and L!/mit
>oted in fa>or of it: D 3e% >ote
from Pram9e!0 9ro0e t/e tie
and 4a%%ed t/e re!ommenda5
tion:
BCe !an tr3 it out and if it
doe%n6t $or0= $e !an go t/e
ot/er $a3=; Pram9e!0 %aid:
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