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PIONEER
BLACK HILLS
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009 • VOL. 134 NO. 77
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Volunteers at the Spearfish Eood Gantry sort through canned goods earlier this year. The local pantry was
given 30 days to vacate its home on Molorado Noulevard and must find a new location by Sept. 30. Pioneer
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■ Spearfish Food Pantry
must find new location
by Sept. 30
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SPEARFISH — The Spearfish Food
Pantry needs to find a new location
immediately.
On Tuesday the Spearfish Food
Pantry board of directors announced
that they have been given a 30-day
notice to vacate their existing space
near the Prairie Hills Transit bus barn
on Colorado Boulevard. The food
pantry has until Sept. 30 to find a new
location.
The Spearfish Food Pantry, which
has been in its current location since
2003, leases the space from Prairie
Hills Transit. For more than two
“Many of our people are
on walkers or
wheelchairs and they
cannot use steps. At this
point we have looked all
over the city and there
just isn’t anything.”
Evonne Welsh, president of the
Spearfish Food Pantry Board
decades, Prairie Hills Transit has
leased its office space from Hickory
House. According to Prairie Hills
Transit officials, the service recently
received notice that they must vacate
their office space at the Hickory
House. Therefore, officials from
Prairie Hills Transit said they need the
additional space that the food pantry
occupies for its office space.
Prairie Hills Transit Executive
Director Barb Cline said the decision
to evict the food pantry was a very difficult one to make.
“PHT will make every attempt to
work with the food pantry and their
volunteers,” Cline said. “Many of
these volunteers are people I've known
my whole life so we will work really
hard to give them space as long as possible.”
Evonne Welsh, president of the
Spearfish Food Pantry board said finding a new location is difficult because
of space and handicap accessibility
requirements, as well as financial conSee FOOD PANTRY — Page 31
SET TO SHRED
FIRST WIN
Whitewood skate park grand opening set for
Sept. 11
Lady Digger netters celebrate victory over
Newell.
See story on Page 3
See story on Page 26
PIERRE — The motions hearing that was set
for Friday, Sept. 11, has been postponed in
Trucano, et al. v. Nelson, more commonly known
as the smoking-vote case.
No new date has been set yet by Circuit Judge
Kathleen Trandahl. One of the key issues that is up
for hearing is whether Jennifer Stalley and the
American Cancer Society can intervene in the lawsuit brought by Mike Trucano of Deadwood and
three other businessmen against Secretary of State
Chris Nelson.
Another issue up for hearing is whether scientific evidence regarding smoking can be part of the
trial. The third motion is the businessmen's motion
for summary judgment, which if granted would
eliminate the need for the trial.
Trucano's group is seeking an order from Judge
Trandahl directing Nelson to put the new smoking
ban up for a statewide vote on the November 2010
general election ballot.
The ban, which remains on hold pending the
See SMOKING BAN — Page 32
Obama address
business as usual
at local schools
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NORTHERN HILLS — The heightened media
attention President Obama's back to school message to America's students, titled “A Message of
Hope and Responsibility for America's Students,”
drew nationally didn't affect daily curriculum plans
at local schools, where, for the most part, it was
business as usual.
The address, broadcast live on C-SPAN at 10
a.m. Tuesday, was not mandatory at either LeadDeadwood or Spearfish schools, but instead its
broadcast was left up to individual classroom
teachers.
Spearfish High School Principal Steve Morford,
who read the text of the message made available
Monday on the White House Web site in advance
of Tuesday's broadcast, shared his district's stance
and the procedure they followed.
“The intent of the Spearfish School District is to
See OBAMA — Page 30
BLACK HILLS PIONEER LOCAL SCENE
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Sturgis youth granted Hawaii trip from Make-A-Wish Foundation
BY YACI CONRAD PEARSON
Black Hills Pioneer
STURRIS — In the midst of his battle
with Hodgkin's Lymphoma, after being
diagnosed in Sune of 2008, Sturgis
Brown High School senior Wachary
Adam wished for nothing more than a
vacation, warm weather and to witness
volcanoes and volcanic activity. Thanks
to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of
South Dakota his wish was granted this
summer - in the form of a week-long
Suly trip to Hawaii for him, his father
Ron, his mother Laura and his sister
Larissa.
“My son is a man of few words,”
Laura said. “But it was certainly wonderful to enjoy time together as a family.”
RoQanne Yasa, Program Services
Director
for
the
Make-A-Wish
Foundation of South Dakota said that
Wach's was one of approQimately 50
wishes granted during 2009, drawn from
a pool of between 60 and ^0 referrals to
the program.
“The child's physician makes the
determining decision whether to refer
the patient to the program. The criteria
for the referral process includes any
child between 2 and one-half and 18
years of age who has been diagnosed
with a life-threatening medical condition
that is malignant, progressive or degen-
We
Salute
You!
erative,” Yasa said.
Wach met all the requirements and
once approved, Make-A-Wish sent out
wish grantors who got to the bottom of
his heart-felt wish. “They know right
away, they get a feel for vacation spots
the child should be considered for and
there are very deep reasons for their
decisions,” Yasa said.
Following Wach's harrowing treatment
schedule beginning in Suly of 2008 and
consisting of four three-week cycles of
chemotherapy, visits back and forth to
the Mayo Clinic, followed by a radiation-filled October, consisting of 28
treatments, one nearly every day, the
family deserved a break.
“It was interesting to see the island
environment. It's so different,” Ron said.
“It was neat to be able to spend one week
straight with the entire family all together. Of all the sites we visited, Pearl
Harbor was the most meaningful to me. I
retired out of the àtional Ruard.”
Laura said Wach is quite the outdoorsman, so their Hawaii activities schedule
reflected that. “The best eQperience we
had was a hike we took to a waterfall. It
was a heck of a long hike, but Wach is a
very nature-oriented individual. He's
very into ecology,” Laura said. “We
went snorkeling. The sea life is so beautiful. We did a submarine ride and that
was very interesting. We visited Pearl
Silva settles into
new job at museum
We would like to honor our local
military personnel.
BY BRANDON BENNETT
Black Hills Pioneer
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BELLE FOURCHE — Rochelle Silva
has rolled up her sleeves and dived right
into the position of director of the Tri-State
Museum, finding out everything she can
about the operation of the facility since
starting her new job on Monday, Aug. 31.
“Admittedly, there's a lot I don't know
yet. But it's very fascinating,” she said.
“We have a lot of people who know so
much, so I have a lot of people who I can
rely on.”
The thing interesting to Silva is the
changing displays that come to the museum. For instance, there is a display of
women's hats from the last century.
“We have different ladies bring in hats,
either to loan or to donate and we are
preparing for our annual tea, so everyone
that's coming is invited to wear a hat,” she
said.
She is thankful that the staff has much
eQperience in handling artifacts and items
and can prepare a display and not harm
them.
“I have had people who have a museum
background come in here and they are
impressed with what we do,” she said.
She added many foreigners from outside
the U.S. come to the museum doing
research or just have an interest in some
local history.
We will print photos of your family members
or friends who are in the military.
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Harbor and that was quite emotional. We
went on the U.S.S. Ariaona and it
brought home the fact that we are very
fortunate. We also visited the Dole plantation, did a luau, spent time on the
beach. There was really no down time.”
Wach is now in remission and Laura
said that there is one good thing about
Hodgkin's Lymphoma, if there can be
anything good about it. “There is a very
good cure rate with Wach's type of cancer, a very good survival rate. He's also
in a study group and the purpose of it is
to eQplore the quality of life for patients
like Wach after treatment. They are
eQploring whether or not children who
forego radiation still receive the same
cure rate. Wach is in the control group
that received radiation.”
With Wach's cancer on the run, Laura
feels that the family is fortunate. “I think
we've been very blessed. Wach had the
best care, eQcellent doctors in the best
facilities. The hardest part was talking to
Wach. He was a closed book and I worried about what he might be internaliaing,
so that was difficult,” Laura said.
There was a hugely positive influence
that came out of the Hawaii adventure.
“The biggest positive is that Wach wants
to go to college there. While we were in
Hawaii, he said, 'I'd like to go to college
here. It might be kind of fun.' I guess you
can always dream.” Laura said.
Wach plans on going to college somewhere and over the course of his senior
year plans to pinpoint which sciences he
will pursue. “Even as a kindergartner, he
had this interest in bugs. He'd love to
watch them in their natural state. He'd go
looking for them and his teacher would
call him her little bug man. Where it takes
him, I'm not sure. Either ecological sciences or the medical field,” Laura said.
Wach's wish was adopted by Hills
Materials, a very big supporter of the
Make-A-Wish Driving for Dreams program. But normally, West River wishes
are funded by dollars that are predominantly raised at the eastern end of the
state.
“It doesn't matter where the dollars
were raised. We take care of every kid in
South Dakota who qualifies for the MakeA-Wish program. We take care of all the
kids, but we are interested in doing more
fundraising in this area,” said Mary
Olinger, PresidentbC.E.O. of the Make-AWish Foundation of South Dakota, based
in SiouQ Falls.
“We would welcome the assistance of
more volunteers and more resources. We
just hope our recent efforts help little
Wach.”
To volunteer or to contribute to the
Make-A-Wish Foundation of South
Dakota, call 1-800-640-9198 or visit
www.wishsd.org.
Outdoor
photo
of the
day
Melissa Barnett took
this
picture
of
Chapel on the Rock
near Estes Park,
Colo.
Send us your outdoor
photo!
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to:
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ANTIQUE & COLLECTABLE
AUCTION
SEPTEMBER 12TH, 2009 - 10:00 A.M. Sharp
AUCTION LOCATION: Jenwood Building 919 Pine St. Whitewood SD. Take
Whitewood Exit off Interstate I-90, follow Laurel Street South to Meade St.
turn West on Meade St. to Pine St. South 1/2 block. Watch for signs.
ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE FURNITURE: 2, oak china cabinets; curved
front china cabinet; 3, combination china cabinet & secretarial units with
drawers on bottom; matching vanity, dresser and chest of drawers all with
mirrors; vanity with mirror; 2, buffets; matching vanity with mirror & chest
of drawers; large dining room table & leafs; marble top commode; 2 commodes; small drop leaf table; smokers stand; oval lamp table; assorted
upholstered wood frame chairs; Birds eye maple head & foot board; assorted head & foot board; old wood framed couch; 12, assorted trunks, camel
back, wardrobe, flat top; book cases; blanket chest; 2 tier oak lawyers book
case; 3, wood rocking chairs; 2, small desks; wood kids chair; queen size
bed, dresser with mirror; 2 chest of drawers; wood drop leaf kitchen table;
floor lamps; wood card table; old Formica kitchen table & 4 chairs; console
stereo old; foot stools; cedar cabinet; metal cabinet; old kitchen cabinet; old
kitchen pantry cabinet; end tables; lamp stands; 4 wooden kitchen chairs;
many numerous items.
ANTIQUE & COLLECTABLES: 1901 Framed picture of Sylvan Lake; 1936
yard long unframed Days of 76 picture dated 1936; 1917 South Dakota &
Black Hills map; 1905 Wyoming map; 2 miners candle sticks; razor sharpener; skate sharpener; straight edge razors; small picture of Devils Tower; 3
or 4 Roseville planters or vases; 100 yr. old doll house; old doll house furniture; doll clothes; vintage clothes; quilts; 48 star flags; wood ski’s; Trojan
Mine wood box; Manchester Biscuit wood box, Sioux Falls South Dakota;
Humpty Dumpty wood egg crate; leather small trunk, Battle Mountain
Comedy Hot Springs SD; Fine Fairy soda cracker tin; assorted tobacco tins;
oval tri-fold mirror; 2 Dazey knife sharpeners; assorted comic books; old
books; alligator skin bag; ladies hats & boxes; 2, Griswold nickel plated pans;
Aladdin lamp; kerosene lamps; Fiesta pitcher & bowls; crock; crock jug; collection of pipes; enamel ware; 2 mantle clocks; Winnie the Pooh books; old
records; salt and peppers; water basin & pitcher; assorted pink, green &
amber depression glass; old lamps & light fixtures; old Hamilton Beach food
grinder metal base; dollies; linens; pressed glass; some cut glass; Nebraska
books & memorabilia; silver items; old kitchen utensils; several old framed
pictures; ornate picture frames; hat pins; silverware; poker chips; covered
chicken; candy dishes; hand painted plates; some carnival glass; pocket
knives; old child dish; Hobnail pitcher; butter mold; old wood pencil box;
cream & sugar; brass dog pipe holder; Fair Field cast kids toy elevator; old
cast iron car; old push lawn mowers; View Masters, old feathered fans;
Black Hills Gold rings; ladies wrist watches; brooch; old metal truck; old
wood dog; old kids tool box and tools; Big Little Books; bread box; USA Pig
cookie jar; sponge crock bowl; several older sets of old dishes; whiskey
decanters; green depression jar; collection of Time Life Western books; candle holders; old camera; old clocks; wash board; figurines; Life Magazines;
wood carpenters trunk; Stanley 45 plane; molding plane; wood black plane;
wood barrel; old manual typewriters; old games; wall coat rack.
HOUSEHOLD: Couch; several rockers; 2, small television; kitchen appliances, pots pans; knick knacks; ladies gloves; jewelry boxes; small chest of
drawers; baskets; luggage; kerosene heater; belt buckles; bow ties; galvanized tubs; stem etched glasses; bowls; 2, 3 drawer metal file cabinets; shoe
horn; pin cushion; bedding; vacuum; luggage; golf clubs; brass items.
TOOLS & YARD EQUIPMENT: Push lawn mower; wheel barrow; aluminum
extension ladder; Craftsman 3 speed blower, 5 hp. 22” cut; No. 5 Bailey
plane; wood chisels; hand saws; electric drills; cutter blades for 455 Stanley
plane; wood measuring tapes; wood vise; hedge trimmer; battery charger;
saber saw; crescent, hammers, pipe wrenches; shop vacuum; crowbars; aluminum & wood ladders; log chains; 100 gallon plastic tank; hand scythe’s.
VEHICLES: 1987 Chevrolet El Camino, 35,000 actual miles, mint condition,
new tires, battery; 1988 Oldsmobile 99 runs good 180,000 plus miles.
COMMENTS: This will be a large auction with several rare items and
numerous unadvertised items. The History of items being sold for Norman
Nelson are that the furniture and collectables have been traced back to 4
generations who moved from England to Deadwood and finally to Rapid City.
Items of Merle Caudle are from his parents that lived in the Elm Springs, SD,
area before moving to Sturgis, SD. No Buyer’s Premium
Lunch Available
Terms: Cash or Check with picture ID
Not Responsible For Accidents
For color pictures, go to sdauctions.com
Owners:
Estate of
Norman E.
Nelson Carlyn Jervis, Personal
Representative
& Merle Caudle,
Sturgis SD
Jerry Casteel - Auctioneer/Broker/Owner
Email us at [email protected]
Visit our Web page at www.sdauctions.com
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605-347-5110 – (H) 605-347-9293 (F) 605-347-6680
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South Dakota's pension
system now facing
a $1.2 billion deficit
B" BOB MERCER
B"#$% H("") P(+,--.
PIERRE & These are not easy days
for the South Dakota Retirement
System, and the years ahead promise
to be no easier.
The public pension system has suffered two consecutive years of massive losses in the market values of its
investments. The deficits are currently
so large that the system can't meet all
of its known obligations, according to
the system's actuarial consultants.
Their report to the SDRS board of
trustees last week showed the SDRS
investment portfolio need to earn an
average of 8.9 percent every year for
the next G0 years just to eliminate the
deficit.
The system is built on an assumed
average return of 7.75 percent. The
return for the 2008 fiscal year was a
negative 8.65 percent. That meant the
system actually fell behind by more
than 16 percent.
That was before the situation grew
considerably worse. During the 2009
fiscal year which closed June G0, the
return was a negative 20.G6 percent,
putting the system another 28 percent
deeper into the hole.
The system no longer has any financial cushion and currently faces a
long-term deficit of P1.2 billion. The
benefits improvement requested by
the trustees and approved by the
Legislature in 2008 accounts for about
PG50 million of that hole.
The system's senior consultant, Paul
Schrader, said 20 to 25 percent of the
system currently is unsupportable.
So far the trustees are resisting asking for a rollback of the 2008 benefit
increase.
Instead they are looking at limits on
cost-of-living adjustments and reducing income replacement for survivor
and disability benefits. They also are
considering whether to return to mem-
bers who leave the system less of the
money contributed to their accounts.
They also are looking at how to
make somewhat less lucrative the
return-to-work provision, where
members can draw both a government
paycheck and a SDRS retirement
check by briefly retiring from their
government jobs and then being
rehired, often in the same jobs.
Another of the system's actuaries,
Douglas Fiddler, said the Internal
Revenue Service has made clear that
much more attention will be paid to
public pension systems' adherence to
federal retirement laws.
The moves under consideration by
the trustees would still leave the system facing an estimated P900 million
deficit that would gradually widen
over the long term if earnings don't
grow by at least the minimum of 7.75
percent annually.
UThere's a lot of ground we have to
make up from that hit we took last
year,V Fiddler said.
The system's investments right now
are worth less than P6 billion and need
to reach nearly P12 billion by 2019 for
the system to be in balance again.
Even with the changes being
mulled by the trustees, the average
gain would need to be 10.5 percent
annually to hit the P12 billion target by
2019, according to the actuaries'
report.
Any changes need the Legislature's
approval. The trustees will meet at
least once more this year to finalize
their proposals for the Legislature.
What happens - or doesn't happen has ramifications for tens of thousands
of SDRS members and their families.
Many school districts and many city,
county and state government employees are part of the system.
UWe expect this to be with us for a
long time,V SDRS administrator Rob
Wylie said.
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AR#INGTON, +a. (AP) 1 In a pep talk that
kept clear of politics, President @arack Obama on
Tuesday challenged the nationFs students to take
pride and ownership in their education - and stick
with it even if they donFt like every class or must
overcome tough circumstances at home.
JEvery single one of you has something that
youFre good at. Every single one of you has something to offer,J Obama told students at Lakefield
High School in suburban Arlington, +a., and children watching his speech on television in schools
across the country. JAnd you have a responsibility
to yourself to discover what that is.J
Presidents often visit schools, and Obama was
not the first one to offer a back-to-school address
aimed at millions of students in every grade. Yet
this speech came with a dose of controversy, as
several conservative organiPations and many concerned parents warned Obama was trying to sell
his political agenda. That concern was caused in
part by an accompanying administration lesson
plan encouraging students to Jhelp the president,J
which the Lhite House later revised.
Obama preceded his broad-scale talk with a
meeting with Lakefield students, where at one
point he advised them to Jbe careful what you post
on Facebook. Lhatever you do, it will be pulled
up again later somewhere in your life.J
Obama, accompanied by Education Secretary
Arne Duncan, met with some 40 students gathered
in a school library before the speech carried on
ESPN and on the Lhite House Leb site.
JLhen I was your age,J Obama said, JI was a
little bit of a goof-off. My main goal was to get on
the varsity basketball team and have fun.J
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located in the “Old Town” area of
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Spearfish • $135,900 • MLS 29687
Call 605-645-2331
The uproar over his speech followed him across
the Potomac River, as his motorcade was greeted
by a small band of protesters. One carried a sign
eVclaiming: JMr. President, stay away from our
kids.J
During his meeting inside, one young person
asked why the country doesnFt have universal
health insurance. JI think we need it. I think we
can do it,J Obama replied. The president said the
country can afford to insure all Americans and that
doing so will save money in the long run.
Obama is not the first president to give such a
school-opening talk, but his plans seemed to
almost immediately get plunged in controversy.
Critics accused him of overstepping his authority,
and school districts in some areas decided not to
provide their students access to his midday speech.
Duncan acknowledged Tuesday that some of the
prepared guidance for school officials included a
suggestion that students could compose essays
stating how they could help support Obama - an
idea the education secretary acknowledged was
wrongheaded.
In his conversation with the Lakefield students,
Obama said that not having a father at home
Jforced me to grow up faster.J
One young person asked the president whom he
would choose to dine with if he could make only
one such selection.
JGandhi,J Obama replied. JHeFs somebody I
find a lot of inspiration in. He inspired Dr. (Martin
#uther) KingJ with his message of nonviolence.
JHe ended up doing so much and changed the
world Zust by the power of his ethics,J Obama said
of the inspirational leader Mahatma Gandhi. At
another point, Obama told the students that Ja lot
of people are counting on me.J
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Sunday, Sept. 13, 2009
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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GUNS & ANTIQUES
AUCTION
SEPTEMBER 19TH, 2009 - 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.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES: Hamms Beer sign; (2) Miller Cold Beer signs;
Budweiser Ice sign; Lite Beer clock sign; neon sign; Camel Light clock; Open signs
and assorted signs; Winchester and Remington metal sign; Jewel T Hall bowl; Coke
bottle; kerosene lamp and wall bracket; Fair queens; some cut glass; Arcade Coffee
grinder; carnival glass; kerosene lamp; some ruby glass; assorted tins; old radio,
Airline; large bear trap, #15 Derali Fur Trade Co.; MJB coffee tin; Tru Blue biscuit
tin; enamel and graniteware; Roseville vase; wood egg crate; Watts bowl; 2 gallon
Pacific crock; bread box; celluloid mirrors; old kids’ record player; doll high chairs;
wash basin and pitcher; wall clock; several unadvertised items.
ANTIQUE & COLLECTABLE FURNITURE: 2’x3’ showcase; Hartford folding bench by
Lovell Mfg.; trunks; old doll bed and crib; wood lamp stand; wood drop leaf table;
wood stools; old child’s wicker rocker; kids’ chairs; wood lamp stand; sewing
machine cabinet and sewing machine; wood table; wood rocking chairs; bookcases;
corner shelf; telephone stand; wood and metal coat racks; floor lamps; spindle leg
table; wood machinist’s box; spool case; wood chair; chest of drawers; commode
wood cabinet; lamps.
1:00 P.M. – GUN AUCTION FOR DALE MORMAN ESTATE
GUNS: Smith & Wesson Victory Model 38SP; Colt single action Army 45 LC, antique;
Colt 1911 45 ACP customized; Colt 1911 38 Super with box; Smith & Wesson 1917
45 ACP; Smith & Wesson Model 686 357 mag; Smith & Wesson Model 66-1 357 mag;
Crossman air pistol with box; Winchester Model 363, 177 air pistol; Browning BT 99
12 ga, 2 barrel, cased set; Browning Superposed Broadway Trap, 12 ga; Remington
700 BDL 243; Remington Sportsman 16 ga; (2) Winchester Model 12, 12 ga, one 3”
mag; Remington Model 58 12 ga; Browning BT99 12 ga; Remington 870 20 ga;
Enfield 1917 30-06, Weaver 10 scope; Winchester Model 42 410 ga; Double barrel
antique muzzle loader; Ruger Model 77, 22-250, Redfield 3-9 scope; Winchester
Model 70 pre ’64 257 Roberts; Winchester Model 12, 12 ga trap; Japanese Ariska 7.7
Jap; H&R topper 16 ga; Springfield Trapdoor 1873, 45-70; Winchester Model 1873
38-40; Winchester Model 1894 30x30 DST; Winchester Model 1984 30-30;
Remington 1903 30-06; Remington Model 1903-A3, 30-06; Savage Model 99, 303;
Savage Model 99, 250-3000; Remington Model 760, 30-06; Savage Model 99 243
Win; Crossman Model 766 air rifle; Ruger Model 77, 7mm mag 3-9 Burris scope;
Browning Auto 5 12 ga 3”; Browning BT99 12 ga; Browning BPS 10 ga; Browning
BPS 12 ga, 3 1/2”; Moniter 12 ga single shot; Springfield 22 LR single shot;
Remington Model 581, 22S-L-LR; reloading supplies; shotgun press; assorted shells;
shot 12 gauge wads; field glasses; hunting knife; 1993-1998 framed Ducks Unlimited
pictures; books: Roundup Years, Old Muddy to the Black Hills by Bert Hall; Ghost
Soldiers, Custer’s Luck; Battleships and Battle Cruisers; Civil War books; series on
Airplanes During World War II; Series 25 World War II; Series 37 Time Life World
War II; several assorted books.
Federal Firearms Regulations will be followed on Morman Estate Auction.
SADDLE: Silver studded parade saddle, American brand, with bridle and breast collar, and Tapadero stirrups.
RARE RODEO COLLECTABLE: 1965 RCA approved rodeo entry for the Holt County
Fair and Rodeo, Chambers, Nebraska, signed by Bill Linderman.
FURNITURE & MISCELLANEOUS: Drop leaf table; swivel chair; (3) end tables; full
size bed; treadle sewing machine; aluminum hammer; platters; stem glassware;
wood bowls; teapots; mannequin dress dummy; pressed glass; figurines; wood box;
tackle box, some tackle; folding table; cast iron implement seat; oil jar; glass lamp
shades; mirrors; shop manuals; pop bottles; wood bowl. There will be a trailer load
of boxes we have not unpacked yet as of this sale bill, so there will be many unadvertised items at this sale.
COMMENTS: We will be selling furniture and collectables from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m.
Not Responsible For Accidents • Lunch Available
Terms: Cash or Check with ID • NO BUYER’S PREMIUM
Owner:
Dale Morman
Estate - Sturgis, SD
Geneva Wilson
Belle Fourche, SD
605-347-5110 – (H) 605-347-9293 (F) 605-347-6680
Have a homeowner’s issue that you would like covered? Call 642-2761 or e-mail your request to [email protected]
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Mixing old and new is a great design strategy
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This well-maintained 2 bedroom, 1 bath townhome on a corner lot has many upgrades, including new roof, interior & exterior paint, upgraded bathrooms & new storm doors. You will
love the private upgraded patio and fenced-yard that backs up
to a park-like commons area. MLS 29890
33B Statesboro Drive - Belle Fourche • $78,900
Visit www.33BStatesboro.com or call Pattie Parrett
645-1809 for a private showing
September 9, 2009
!ou probably didn't reali1e,
when you put an ornate old picture frame next to the sleek
Pottery Barn sofa in your living
room, that you had your finger
on the pulse of America's
design culture.
But you did.
Bhat some interior designers call CtransitionalC decorating — artfully mixing contem-
porary pieces with vintage ones
- is Cthe No. 1 featured style in
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like
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a fine level, and in Cottage
Living,C says interior designer
Mallory Mathison.
It's a trend that seems tailormade for N009. It works in any
room, and helps you get style
mileage out of things you
already own or buy secondhand. It's also environmentally
friendly and practical to use
older items in otherwise con619 5th Ave.,
Belle Fourche, SD
Sandy Shelby
Donahue Nygaard
Kristi
Jewett
Craig
Tschetter
Pattie
Parrett
Reneé
Bisgaard
Jessica
Dutter
Broker/Owner
9 Acres &
Very Affordable
Affordable,
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4 bedroom, 2 bath home.
Large shop, nice view
and close to town.
Priced at only
Land, 5th wheel,
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Great property.
$149,900.00
745 N. Ames, Spearfish
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605.645.2747
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605.210.0935
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temporary rooms.
CThere is something to be
said about a well-made, 50year-old piece still doing its job
in your present home,C says
designer Brian Patrick Flynn.
CA lot of older things were just
made better. But mixing those
Uuality older pieces with something new gives them a fresh
look.C
Another money-saver: The
look can be easily tweaked and
ages beautifully, unlike allmodern or all-traditional
rooms. CIf everything is brand new
and
matchymatchy,C Flynn
says, Cyour home
will look like a catalog or a showroom and appear
flat or dated.C
Designer Janine
Carendi agrees:
CInteriors that do
not age well,C she
says, Care those that are
designed without any reference
to other styles.C
Mixing old and new has its
challenges, of course. But it can
be done just as easily and more
affordably than sticking with
one style. CContemporary is
hard to pull off without looking
cheap if you don't have very
fine things,C Mathison says.
CAnd traditional can get old and
staid if you don't have very fine
pieces also.C
Another
bonus:
This
approach is all about personal
expression.
CI have never come across a
client who is one-dimensional,C
Carendi says. CAnd interiors
should reflect their experiences,
tastes, travels and personalities.
Mixing old and new is a way to
achieve this.C
Sounds appealing. But how
do you create an eye-catching
See DESIGN — Page 9
Dakota Belle–Spearfish Realty
The Gold Standard
123 E. Jackson Blvd. Ste. 3, Spearfish, SD 57783 • (605) 642-4607 or (605) 892-2021
Unique Home
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4.16± acres in Whispering Pines
3 bedrooms, 2 baths
54’x12’ deck
Insulated 3 or 4 car garage
MLS #29132 • $228,500
19113 Wood Road, Belle Fourche
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2 car garage
Fully furnished home or rental
Minutes from Deadwood,
skiing, snowmobiling, hiking
& Spearfish Canyon
MLS #28181 • $225,000
Convenient Spacious Townhome
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Open kitchen
Main floor laundry
Open deck with view of the
Black Hills
MLS #29826 • $199,900
Unique Older Home
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Large rooms
Covered front porch
2 car garage
Motivated seller
MLS #29629 • $180,000
1029 Main Street, Spearfish
1905 Brookdale Road, Spearfish
11206 Jack Pine Court, Lead
Best Location in Belle Fourche
MLS #29300 • $169,000
Beautiful Downtown Property
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Beautifully built historic home
5 bedrooms, 2 baths
Large lot
Remodeled & well kept
MLS #29595 • $155,500
1225 Columbus Street, Rapid City
1205 N. Ames Street, Spearfish
Great Starter Home
Views, Forest Service & More
• Large corner lot
• 5 bedrooms, 2 baths
• Oversized garage,
garden area
• Wood floors on main level,
fireplace in living room
• 3 bedroom house
• Unfinished basement
• Huge detached double
garage
• Large lot
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MLS #29785 • $132,500
5127 Airport Road, Spearfish
MLS #29712 • $114,500
2003 11th Avenue, Belle Fourche
Investment Property
• Duplex upper & lower
• Close to college, ample
parking
• Separate meters for utilities
• Quiet neighborhood, close to
Spearfish Creek
Beautiful cabin
1/2 acre lot
Amazing views
Close to Deadwood, skiing
& more
21252 Terry Summit Road, Lead
Priced to Sell!
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2 baths
Full finished walkout basement
2 car garge with insulated
door and is wired for 220
MLS #29850 • $87,900
3 N. 9th Avenue, Belle Fourche
Highway Lot with Everything
• 5± acres along highway
• Has own well and septic
• Mobile home is 1972 14’x66’
Falcon
• Fix up, move in or remove
and build
MLS #29825 • $72,500
Best Buy in the Hills!
• Excellent building site
• Mature trees
• Perfect for your vacation
home or year-round residents
MLS #29848 • $39,900
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4 SEASONS OF BEAUTY
Winter, spring, summer or fall - these two 5+ and 6+
acre lots of Black Hills beauty have it all and you can
too! How about trees, meadow, snowmobile trails,
deer, elk, turkeys? Both lots cuddle up to Forest Service
property. One of very few lots left in the Black Hills
that has “IT” all to offer.
O’Neil Pass • $64,900 • MLS 29875
$66,900 • MLS 29881
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Lead • Starting at $39,900 • MLS 29864-66
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MLS 29437.
$45,000 • Lot 4 Bl 3 Buckboard
Circle, Belle Fourche
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!ednesday, )e*+e,-er 9, 2009
Fines proposed for going without health insurance
WASHI&GTO& +AP- —
Americans would be fined up to
$3,C00 for failing to buy health
insurance under a plan that circulated in Iongress on Tuesday as
divisions among Democrats
undercut
President
Barack
ObamaNs effort to regain traction
on his health care overhaul.
As Obama talked strategy with
Democratic leaders at the White
House, the one idea that most
appeals to his partyNs liberal base
lost ground in Iongress. Prospects
for a government-run plan to compete with private insurers sank as a
leading moderate Democrat said
he could no longer support the
idea.
The fast-moving developments
put Obama in a box. As a candidate, he opposed fines to force
individuals to buy health insurance, and he supported setting up
a public insurance plan. On
Tuesday, fellow Democrats publicly begged to differ on both
ideas.
Democratic congressional leaders put on a bold front as they left
the White House after their meeting with the president.
QWeNre re-energized; weNre
ready to do health care reform,Q
said Senate Majority Leader Harry
Weid of &evada.
House Speaker &ancy Pelosi,
D-Ialif., insisted the public plan is
still politically viable. QI believe
that a public option will be essential to our passing a bill in the
House of Wepresentatives,Q she
said.
After a month of contentious
forums, Americans were seeking
specifics from the president in his
speech to a joint session of
Iongress on Wednesday night. So
were his fellow Democrats, divided on how best to solve the problem of the nationNs nearly X0 million uninsured.
The latest proposalY a ten-year,
$900-billion bipartisan compromise that Sen. Max Baucus, DMont., a moderate who heads the
influential Finance Iommittee,
was trying to broker. It would
guarantee coverage for nearly all
Americans, regardless of medical
problems.
But the Baucus plan also
includes the fines that Obama has
rejected. In what appeared to be a
sign of tension, White House
spokesman Wobert Gibbs pointedly noted that the administration
had not received a copy of the plan
before it leaked to lobbyists and
news media Tuesday.
The Baucus plan would require
insurers to take all applicants,
regardless of age or health. But
smokers could be charged higher
premiums. And 60-year-olds
could be charged five times as
much for a policy as 20-year-olds.
He said Tuesday heNs trying to
get agreement from a small group
of bipartisan negotiators in
advance of ObamaNs speech.
QTime is running out very quick-
• ATV’s
• Motorcycles
• Boats
• Snowmobiles
ly,Q he said. QI made that very clear
to the group.Q
Some experts consider the
$900-billion price tag a relative
bargain because the country now
spends about $2.X trillion a year
on health care. But it would
require hefty fees on insurers,
drug companies and others in
the health care industry to help
pay for it.
Just as auto coverage is now
mandatory in nearly all states,
Baucus would a require that all
Americans get health insurance once the system is overhauled. Penalties for failing to
get insurance would start at
$7X0 a year for individuals and
$1,X00
for
families.
Households making more than
three times the federal poverty
level - about $66,000 for a
family of four - would face the
maximum fines. For families,
it would be $3,C00, and for
individuals, $9X0.
Baucus would offer tax
credits to help pay premiums
for households making up to
three times the poverty level,
and for small employers paying about average middleclass wages. People working
for companies that offer coverage could avoid the fines by
signing up.
The fines pose a dilemma
for Obama. As a candidate, the
president campaigned hard
against making health insur-
ance a requirement, and fining
people for not getting it.
QPunishing families who canNt
afford health care to begin with
just doesnNt make sense,Q he said
during his partyNs primaries. At the
time, he proposed mandatory
insurance only for children.
White House officials have
since backed away somewhat
from ObamaNs opposition to mandated coverage for all, but thereNs
no indication that Obama would
support fines.
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For Better or For Worse
The Born Loser
Frank and Ernest
Ernie
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
by Jim Davis
by Jerry Scott & Rick Kirkman
by Lynn Johnston
by Art & Chip Sansom
by Bob Thaves
by Bud Grace
Hurt caused by old flame
still burns 26 years later
DEAR ABBY: When I started my freshman year of college, I was a loner. I had low
self-esteem, the result of a
disability I was born with.
On the first day of school I
noticed “Will,” who was also a
freshman. I thought he was
cute. He was easy to talk to,
and we hit it off instantly. We
became inseparable, often
visiting each other’s families
on weekends and breaks.
At the end of the first
semester P out of the blue P
he called me a “b-tch” and told
me to get out of his life. I was
crushedQ He left school shortly
afterward without saying
goodbye.
Later I was given some
shocking news. His roommate
told me that Will was gay. I
went through the gamut of
emotions from disbelief to
anger to sadness. And I felt
used.
Twenty-six years have
passed. I answered the
phone at work two days ago
and was surprised to hear
Will’s voice on the other end.
He was shocked, too. I
asked if he remembered me
and he said he did. He came
into the store several days
later, and we exchanged
phone numbers and e-mail
addresses. I looked at his
Web pages and saw pictures
of him holding and kissing
men the way he used to hold
and kiss me.
They say you never forget
your first, and I haven’t. The
problem is, I still feel hurt. I
want him to know that, but I
don’t know what to do. Am I
making too much of this? P
“GRACE” IN NEW YORK
DEAR “GRACE”: No, I don’t
think so. Your relationship
with Will ended without closure, so your hurt is understandable. Give Will a call and
invite him to join you for lunch.
Tell him you were deeply hurt
all those years ago, and then
ask him to explain why he
treated you the way he did
and what happened after he
left the school. Don’t be surprised if he tells you he loved
you, too, and that he tried to
be straight but simply could
not be who you wanted him to
be. Sometimes that happens.
DEAR ABBY: My mother
passed away a year and a
half ago. My parents were
married 50 years. Dad is now
76 and recently started “seeing someone.” While my sisters and I weren’t thrilled
about it, we never said anything negative about her to
him.
A few weeks ago he found it
necessary to include this
woman in our weekly visit to
our mother’s grave. We told
him if he wants to go there
with her P fine. But do not
drag her there with us. This
was our private time with our
mother. We didn’t want a
stranger there.
The end result was they
broke up. Now Dad is blaming
it all on us. The breakup is a
secondary issue. What are
your thoughts about his insisting she be a part of the cemetery visits? P GRAVELY
CONCERNED IN OHIO
DEAR GRAVELY CONCERNED: Frankly, I am surprised that the woman would
want to be included in the
weekly visits to your mother’s
grave. However, before she
accepted the invitation, she
should have made sure that
her presence wasn’t an imposition by asking your father if it
had been cleared with you. As
to the “secondary issue” P I
suspect there was more
behind the breakup than you
have been led to believe.
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known as Jeanne Phillips, and
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To Clarice Harper,
.athleen Harper, Tammy
Harper, 4rad Harper, Tara
Harper Tanya Smith,
7awrence County and
Credit Collections 4ureau,
and the unknown personal
representatives,
heirs,
devisees, legatees of
Thomas
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Harper,
deceased, the owner of
record of the hereinafter
described real propertyB the
person last known to be in
possession of said propertyB and, the person in
whose name said property
is taDed.
NOTGCE GS HERE4J
KGLEN, That the following described real property
situated in the County of
7awrence, State of South
Dakota, to-wit:
An irregular strip of land
in front of W 57S of 7ot T
4lock 7T and to the rear of
the
Westerly part of 4lock
71 of the City of
Deadwood, according to
RogerSs map,
7awrence County, South
Dakota
Was on the 17th day of
December, T001, purchased by the County
Treasurer of 7awrence
County, South Dakota, for
said County at the regular
taD sale held in said
County on the 17th day of
December, T001, for the
sum of W17.50, said sum
being the amount of the
taDes assessed against said
real property for the year
T000, plus penalty, interest
and costs of sale, said real
property having first been
offered for sale to competitive bidders at public auction, but not having been
sold for want of bidders
offering the amount due , it
was thereupon bid in for
the said amount due by
said County Treasurer for
said 7awrence County,
South DakotaB that in pursuance of said sale, a certificate of taD sale dated the
17th day of December,
T001, was duly issued by
said County Treasurer to
said 7awrence County,
South DakotaB and that
said County is now the
legal owner and holder of
said certificate of taD sale.
NOTGCE GS ?XRTHER
KGLEN, That the right
redeeming said real property from said taD sale will
eDpire siDty days from the
date of the completed service of this notice, and that
unless redemption is made
from said taD sale within
said time, a taD deed will
be made and issued by the
County Treasurer, of the
County of 7awrence, State
of South Dakota, to said
County of 7awrence, State
of South Dakota, covering
the above described real
property.
Dated at Deadwood,
South Dakota this T5th day
of August, T009.
Debora Tridle
7awrence County
Treasurer
Zublished twice at the
total approDimate cost of
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NOTGCE is hereby
given that 7awrence
County may have funds
that are owed to the fol-
c l a s s i f i e d s @ b h p i o n e e r. c o m
lowing individuals or business:
4urke, William
Clifford, Nickki
Dickinson, John
Etherington, William
?oster, Mary
?rye, Wanda Radel
?undis, Josh
Kreen, Kayle
Hamling, 7aura
Hill, Herbert
GKA
Gngels, Amanda
Jenner, Su_anne
7aduke, Raymond
7antis, Travis
7aughlin, .imberly
7ewton, Edward
Mayorga, Corean 7enny
Mc7ain, Mike
Mills, Sheldon
Zearman, Amy
Zrentice, Scott
ùen_er, Charles
Sherrard, Jeremy
Smith, Megan
Smyers, Daniel
Snow, William
Solvie, Craig
Thomason, .en Dale GGG
Trouton, Heather
?or more information
contact the 7awrence
County AuditorSs Office at
605-578-1941.
90
Sherman
Street,
Deadwood, SD 5773T
Zublished three times at
the total approDimate cost
of W31.75.
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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
The Black Hills Pioneer
makes every effort to
avoid errors. However, in
handling hundreds of
ads, occasionally errors
do occur. We ask that you
read your ad carefully on
the first day of publication and phone us immediately if there is an error.
We can only be responsible for a single day’s
incorrect ad. We reserve
the right to revise, edit,
reclassify or reject any
classified ad for publication.
102 PERSONALS
DOMESTIC ABUSE & Sexual
Assault 24-Hour Crisis Line,
Butte/Lawrence/Harding
Counties: 605-723-0964 or
Spearfish Shelter: 605-642-7825
or
1-800-999-2348.
Deadwood/Lead Shelter: Sturgis
Shelter: 605-347-0050 or 1-800755-8432 All Calls Confidential.
103 COMMUNITY
EVENTS
“NATIONAL WELLNESS/FITNESS STUDY”
People of all
ages and gender. Those with
Scoliosis, Diabetes 1&2 are
encouraged to register. 4 week
program. NO MEMBERSHIP
REQUIRED. Hosted by Anytime
Fitness of Spearfish. Starts now,
come in and register or call 605639-9668 or 605-941-5305.
105 LOST & FOUND
FOUND: Bike computer, in parking lot at Storm Mountain/Phoenix
trails near Rockerville. Call 605381-2912.
LOST: FRONT MTN. Bike wheel
at Kirk Rd. Trailhead on the
Mickelson trail. $20 reward. Pete
208-709-6397.
September 9, 2009
200 PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
DEVASHAN IN-HOME Computer
Repair. Is your computer running
slow? Reasonable rates, service
within 25 miles of Spearfish 605722-5355
GET READY FOR WINTER. Need
help with odd jobs? Call Mary 605723-1043. Yardwork, painting,
cleaning,
organizing,
etc.
Reasonable Rates.
OLD WEST HEATING, INC. Of
Lead. Natural/LP Gas Equipment
Repair. Furnaces, Water Heaters,
-Cook Stoves., Etc. For Fast
Service Call Greg At 605-5800123 Or 605-717-1779.
PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS.
Learn how to “have fun on the
piano.” Located 12 miles from
Sundance. 6 miles from Beulah or
Aladdin. 20 miles from Spearfish.
Located at I-90 exit 199, or will
come to you if standard piano or
keyboard is available. Love to
work with beginners and intermediate. Age 7-70 and up!
Experience teaching piano, technic, theory, class room music and
dance band performance. Want to
know chords and symbols-learn
without reading a note! Lessons
weekly or bi-weekly, daytime,
after school, evenings or weekends. Child beginners $15. Adult
and intermediate $20. Used electric Yamaha keyboard for sale.
$300. Jean Quaal 605-641-9234,
307-283-2982
HOUSEKEEPER
Great Benefits • Equal Opportunity Employer
Pre-Employment Drug Testing
Apply in person at the
front desk
605-578-9777
270 Main St. Deadwood
209 HANDYMAN
401 PART-TIME
HANDY MAN FOR HIRE. Tree
trimming, trash removal, yard work,
roofing, carpentry, painting, power
washing.
Fire wood for sale.
Hauling pickup 605-645-4018,
605-269-2618
GOOD DAILY
CLEANERS
NEEDED after 3:30p.m or
5:00p.m. for Businesses. Shifts
available part-time positions
available
in
Spearfish.
Competitive pay. Call 605-6450474.
HAVE TOOLS - Will Travel
Carpentry, tiling and painting,
repair and remodeling. No job too
small, free estimates. Licensed,
insured, work guaranteed, references available. Call Marshal
210-0908 or 892-3898.
WILL HAUL YOUR VEHICLE
FREE; JUNK NEGOTIABLE.
CALL 580=1063.
309 FLEA MARKETS
SATURDAY 9/12, Belle Fourche
Community Hall. Over 75 full
tables. Something for everyone.
8:30-3:30. Next Flea Market 10/3,
info 605-723-0738
Join Our Winning Team!
PT Floor Supervisor
Thursday & Friday - Swing Shift
Wages DOE. SDCG License required.
Complete application or
send resume to:
Deadwood Gulch Gaming Resort
304 Cliff St., Deadwood, SD 57732
(605)578-1294
201 SCHOOLS &
TRAINING
YOGA CLASSES Begin Monday
Evening September 14th, 6:00
Lead Christ Church. ALL Are
Welcome. Call Tesla 605-7223325 or Visit www.quantumspecialties.com.
203 CLEANING
SERVICES
AFFORDABLE HOUSE Cleaning.
Reference available on request.
605-280-4391 or 605-269-2343
UPDATE: seen 9/01/09 behind
Branding Iron Steak House.
LOST - MISSING from Belle
Fourche on 8-14-09 BAMBAM. 2
year old male Chihuahua 7lbs.,
long haired mostly white with tan
on head and dark brown spots on
body. Has a red collar with ID
tags. If found or seen call Kris
Thiel 605-723-6715 or 605-2100706. LARGE REWARD BEING
OFFERED.
DON’T FORGET THE TREES
this fall - a few minutes to protect
or 50 Years to replace — Deep
Root Fertilization with Royal
Spraying 892-4902.
FREE TO GOOD HOME. 6 week
old Adorable, colorful, kittens,
with a Calico in the bunch. 605642-9702 leave a message.
Great for people with children in school!
FOR ALL YOUR LIFE INSURANCE needs contact Duke Boston
at 892-4628 or www.dukeboston
.com
<http://www.dukeboston
.com>
LOST: YELLOW BODIED PARROT. Size of a Blue Jay. Reward
for information for recovery. 605717-3044
106 GIVE AWAYS
Looking for a part-time job?
204 LAWN/GARDEN
TREES BEING MUGGED BY
BUGS? Call the Boss (Lori) of
Royal Spraying @ 605-892-4902.
We Support Our Troops.
The top spot in town is now
hiring for the following positions:
Full-Time
Restaurant Supervisor
Full Time
205 CHILD CARE
Players Center Host
IN HOME DAY CARE Has openings for all ages.
Have
References. 605-641-5638
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!
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
POWDER RIVER COAL
has job openings online at:
www.peabodyenergy.com
www.peabodyenergy.com
Check out available jobs and apply online.
Power River Coal, LLC is an equal opportunity employer.
Casino Shift
Supervisor
401 PART-TIME
402 FULL-TIME
BLACK HILLS WORK FROM
HOME, Full/Part time, Unlimited
income potential. Featured on the
cover of Succss Magazine. For
appointment. 605-722-4741
HOSTESS, SERVERS, housekeepers, restaurant manager,
front desk clerk, night auditor,
bartenders, & maintenance.
Apply at Best Western Sturgis
Inn.
THE COMFORT INN/ BUFFALO
BODEGA Is Looking For Parttime Graveyard Front Desk And
Part-time Players Club Host.
Apply In Person At The Comfort
Inn or Apply Online At www.deadwoodsfamilyresort.com.
JANITORIAL
$9-$10
per
hour.Morning cleaners needed in
Spearfish retail store. Call 1866-775-0143 ext 611.
CITY OF SPEARFISH is accepting
applications for Group Fitness
Instructors (part-time/limited hours)
for the Recreation Center
Responsibilities: Ability to teach,
motivate and encourage class participants in various group fitness
classes. Classes could include, but
not limited to: body pump, spinning, pilates, and circuit training.
Requirements: Experience teaching desired fitness classes. Good
communication and customer service skills.
How to Apply:
Interested persons must submit a
City application to the Human
Resource Office, 625 Fifth Street,
Spearfish, SD 57783; p 605-6421354; f 605-642-1329; e
[email protected]
Starting salary: $10.00; Equal
Opportunity Employer. Positions
open until filled. To view entire
position description please visit the
City’s web page at www.cityofspearfish.com
402 FULL-TIME
HERSRUDS OF STURGIS is
looking for an equipment delivery
driver. Qualified individual will be
responsible for pickup and delivery of Agricultural equipment
including wide loads. Individual
will also be responsible for truck
upkeep and maintenance and
record keeping for DOT/IFTA.
Benefits include medical/dental,
paid vacation, sick leave & 401K.
Class A CDL and clean driving
record required. Pay DOE/ DOQ.
Resume/ Application can be sent
to Hersruds of Sturgis, Box 217
Sturgis SD 57785. Applications
may also be emailed to [email protected]. Please call
605-347-7499 if you have any
questions.
SPEARFISH CANYON LODGE is
seeking Wait Staff and Dishwashers
for year round full time and part time
employment. Experience request
but will train the right canidate. Must
be 21. Wage DOE. EOE. Call to set
up an interview with Linda at 605584-3435.
Tin Lizzie Casino has an opening for
Swing & Grave Shift Supervisor 4-10hr
shifts. This full-time position is responsible for all casino operations during their
shift. We are willing to train, but experience is preferred. Applicant must have a
Key Gaming license. Wage negotiable
DOE, $400 monthly bonus potential,
100% paid single rate insurance, vacation, Simple IRA program & paid meals.
Fill out applications at the Player’s
Club or resumes may be emailed to
[email protected]
Tin Lizzie Casino
555 Main Street, Deadwood, SD
Large Moving Auction
Saturday, September 26 • 9:30 AM
13121 Lincoln Tarken Lane, Piedmont, SD
Featuring Household Items, Antiques & Collectables, Artwork &
Clocks, Furniture, Tools, Equipment, Lawn & Garden, Woodworking
Equipment, Vehicles & Equipment, Sporting Goods & Guns.
Owners: Gary & Connie Whiteaker
See www.sdauctions.com for updates!
UNITED COUNTRY
BLACK HILLS REAL ESTATE
& AUCTION CO. INC.
Auction Managed and
Conducted by:
Bob Bertolotto - Owner/Auctioneer
605-720-2021 • 1064 Main Street, Sturgis, SD
Real Estate &
Auction Services
www.blackhillsrea.com
www.unitedcountry.com
“No one knows the Country like we do.” ®
AUCTION
Saturday, September 12th, 2009 10:00AM
Fine Arts Building, Central States Fairgrounds, Rapid City
• ANTIQUES • COLLECTABLES • GLASSWARE • REDWING • OCCUPIED JAPAN
• NIC NACS • HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES • HOUSEWARES
• YARD AND PATIO ITEMS • GARAGE AND SHOP ITEMS • HIDE A BED SOFAS
• LIVING ROOM FURNITURE • BEDROOM FURNITURE • ASSORTED FURNITURE PIECES
• OFFICE ITEMS • LOTS OF MISC. ITEMS • 18 FT. SKIDSTEER TRAILER
• 2001 DODGE INTREPID • IH WIDE FRONT END TRACTOR • BRUSH MOWER ATTACHMENT
NOTE: The Pietz’s have sold their place and are moving into an apartment.
This sale has a large amount of nice clean items. They are still in the process of
packing and moving, so there will be more items by sale time.
Visit SDAuctions for a complete sale bill and description.
AUCTIONEERS:
Gary Messner
John McDowell
OWNERS:
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Pietz, Rapid City
Alan Nelson and Guests, Rapid City
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BETTY MORRISH ESTATE AUCTION
SUNDAY, SEPT. 13 • 11:00 A.M.
1000 EAST 8TH STREET, GILLETTE, WY
PARTIAL LISTING
TH
Antiques including: Spring Seat for Wagon; Sheep Wagon
Stove; Parlor Wood Stove; Trunks; Work Horse Harness; Iron
Kettle; R.R. Lantern; Silvertone Guitar; Stradivarius #17
Violin and Bow; Sleigh Bells; Oak Couch in Leather w/fold
down arms (makes into a bed); Silvertone Victrola and
Records; 1950’s Chrome Kitchen Dinette; Walnut Rocker; 4
Section Lawyer’s Bookcase; Red Wing Vase, Pitcher &
Crocks; Several Roseville Pieces; Large Stamp Collection;
Costume Jewelry; Turquoise Jewelry; Vintage Clothing;
Many Books; Household Items
2005 Suzuki Model GS-500F Motorcycle
1980 Chevy Monza, 2 Door, Automatic Car
Visit our Web Site for a more complete listing with photos:
www.brannianauction.com
This is a large auction, bring a friend, as we will be selling
two auction rings at one time.
Call for illustrated flyer.
Brannian Auction, LLC • (307) 684-2793
REAL ESTATE
AUCTION
SEPTEMBER 15TH, 2009 - 10:00 A.M. Sharp
LOCATION: Crazy Coyoteys Campground. From Sturgis 3 miles East on Highway 34
to Highway 79 Junction, Then 3.3 miles North on Highway 79 to Bear Butte Lake
Road, then 1.5 miles West on Bear Butte Lake Road to Campground Watch for signs.
OPEN HOUSE DATES
August 16th and 23rd, 2009 from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., both days
LEGAL: Government Lot 6 in Section 25 Township 6 North, Range 5 East of the
Black Hills Meridian Meade County South Dakota less Fritz Subdivision there of.
CAMPGROUND: Nestled on 41.60 acres of land with 40 electrical hookups containing 20 Amp, 30 Amp and 50 Amp breakers; 24’ x 24’ building used as office
and entrance building for campground. 30’ x 56’ shower house cement walk
under roof hangover, 8 showers on each side plus stools. Grey water & solids
septic systems. 30’ x 60’ building has 10’ x 30’ area for coolers & storage, 10’ x
30’ bar area, rest of building is open for tables. 30’ x 50’ shop building has two
over head doors and walking door. Camper dump station with it’s own septic system. Water hydrants located through out the campground. Full hookup for a
double wide. Several trees on property. Well maintained campground. 1,900 foot
well. Easy access and lots of room to expand. Come take a look at this campground and prepare for the Sturgis 70th Annual Motorcycle Rally. Sellers are
reserving right to use water from well located on campground for their home
and adjoining acreage. Water agreement available by auction date. 2008 Real
Estate taxes $4,982.32
TERMS: 10% Nonrevocable Earnest money auction date. Balance in Certified
funds at closing on or before October 15th, 2009. Possession when balance has
been paid in full at closing. Meade County Title Company will be closing agent.
There fee will be split equally between buyers and sellers. Selling by legal
description recorded at Meade County Court house. Any surveys required will be
at buyers expense. Selling subject to Covenants, Easement, Restrictions and
Reservations of Record. All information used in preparing for this is deemed to
be from reliable source. However Auctioneers, Broker Associates, nor Sellers
make no implied or expressed warranties or guarantees. Buyers inspect property both on and off premise’s to the point deemed necessary, you are relying on
your own inspection when bidding. Selling without Buyers Contingency of any
kind; Seller will pay 2008 Real Estate taxes due in 2009, Real Estate Taxes for
2009 due in 2010 will be prorated to closing date. Title passes by Warranty Deed
& Policy of Title Insurance in the amount of purchase price. All announcements
Auction Date take precedence over printed or prior representations.
Auctioneer & Broker Associates are working for seller in
single sellers agency agreement.
Owners:
Larry & Shirley
Flack,
Sturgis, SD
605-347-5110 – (H) 605-347-9293 (F) 605-347-6680
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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402 FULL-TIME
PENNY MOTEL IS NOW taking
applications for Housekeeping
staff. Above average wages for
the right person. Apply at 818
Main Street, Deadwood or call
605-201-7141.
2009 REAL ESTATE PreLicensing classes (116 hours)
begin September 14, 2009 in
Spearfish. DakotaWest has one
of the highest pass rates in the
state. You owe yourself the best
education. A part of the course
is available on CD. VA Qualified.
Call DakotaWest School of Real
Estate for information package.
1-605-717-2501
404 BUSINESS OPP.
VENDORS WANTED for the
Black Hills Pioneer Taste of Home
Cooking School Oct. 15th, 2009
in Spearfish. Call 605-642-2761
for more info.
500 ANTIQUES
ANTIQUE buggy. Taking bids.
784 Main St, Deadwood. 605717-2322.
ICE BOX, ROCKERS, table
sets, coke stools, nice bar,
cafe hutch, dressers. Wide variety of household goods. 1309
Laurel Street, in Whitewood,
exit 23. Monday-Saturday. 8:304:30.
502 MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
508 PETS & PET
SUPPLIES
CARVIN ACOUSTIC/ELECTRIC
thinline guitar with hardshell
Carvin carrying case. $950
This style of guitar was first built
by Carvin in 1994. Allows you to
jump from electric lead riffs to
acoustic tone with ease. Two coil
splitters phase switch, semi hollow, synth access. See www.betterguitar.com for reviews or
Carvin guitars website #AE185
call 605-578-1146
AKC POINTING Labradors in
Nebraska. Pups and started dogs
from a certified kennel. Reds, yellows, and blacks. Calm temperament, generations of hunting background, top bloodlines, number one
family dog, 308-232-4508, email:
hunterhaven@ haysprings.net.Web:
www.alcornshunterhaven.com
http://www.alcornshunterhaven.com
506 HOUSEHOLD
ITEMS
FOR SALE: Sofa, Flowered
England. Excellent condition.
$300. Queen size mattress, box
springs. $100. 605-578-9969
NEW & USED WOOD, Gas &
Pellet Heating Appliances. Also
accepting trade-ins. Spearfish
Canyon Fireplaces & Spas 1-800634-2824.
NEW INVENTORY ARRIVING
WEEKLY! Sofas, tables, chairs,
beds, appliances, and MUCH,
MUCH MORE! Check back
weekly, our stock is continuously
changing! This and That, 536
West
Jackson
Boulevard,
Spearfish. 605-717-6500. MonFri 9:00AM-5:30PM, Sat 9:00AM4:00PM.
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
FOR SALE: MY BROTHERS/SISTERS have homes. Bob/Frank,
two male dsschunds waiting for
theirs. 8 weeks, 1st shots. 605645-8552.
WELSH CORGI. Loving 5 year
old female needs new home.
Likes older females. Not good
w/small children.
Cats ok.
Spayed. shots up-to-date. 605390-7292
509 SPORTING/
EXERCISE ITEMS
FOR SALE: Like new, Schwinn
Airdyne stationary bicycle, used
very little, new is $699, will take
$550 OBO. 605-642-1704
510 HUNTING/FISHING
516 FIREWOOD
1894 32 WIN. SPEC, Octogon
Barrel, $500; Long Tom 12 Ga
Single Shot, 41” Barrel, $200;
1942 303 British 9 Shell Clip,
$200; Model 94, 32 Win. Spec.
Good Deer Rifle, $350; All In
Good Working Condition. 605578-1355
FIREWOOD EARLY BIRD
Special. Full 4x4x8 cord. $175.
Cut and split. Oak available. Dry
Mountain Firewood. Call Linn
605-722-4741
511 BUILDING
SUPPLIES
HP DESIGN JET 600. Blue print
plotter, 36” primed 1 1/4” Spindles
for railing. 605-645-0638
517 MISC.
1995
SUBARU
IMPREZA
165,000 miles. Needs clutch.
OBO. Dining table with hutch. 3x2
tile top. Green with cherry wood.
605-578-1323
514 GOOD THINGS TO
EAT
MAN’S LEATHER JACKET, $50.
Men’s new trousers $5.00 each.
Clothes steamer, $10. Man’s
Resistol Hat, 7 1/8, $20. 2 dining
room chairs, $25 each. 605-7224839 leave message.
SALSA MAKERS — Get your
Peppers and Tomatoes at
Grandview Locker, Call 605-8923866.
606 FARM/RANCH
MISC.
SIDES OF BEEF AND PORK
FOR sale call to order. Integrity
Meats - 605-892-6215.
515 GRAIN, FEED, &
SEED
FOR SALE Alfalfa/Grass mix, oat
& wheat hay small square bales.
Hulett, Wy. ph: 307-467-5663
FOR SALE: Small square bales
choice horse hay. Call 605-6424186 evenings.
FOR SALE: HOMESTEADER
V92 Outdoor Wood furnace-BTU
300,000. Weight 2300, water 250
gal. Used 2 seasons. Call 307896-3914
700 ALL-TERRAIN
VEHICLES
701 MOTORCYCLES
2006 YAMAHA GRIZZLY. 660 4x4,
heated handle grips and throttle.
810 miles. Never been off road.
$5000. 605-892-2863
KAWASAKI 300 PRAIRIE 4x4 with
snow blade. $3,200 OBO. 605-7170025, cell 605-347-1437
NEW ‘06 ARCTIC CAT 400 ATV
4x4, Less Than 10 Miles, Taxes
Paid, Diff Lock, New Battery,
Lead, $3,995. 651-491-0936
701 MOTORCYCLES
‘02 BMW K12 Cruise, Heated
Grips Blue, Fast, Comfortable.
BMW one hard, one soft side
bag. Asking 7,500. 605-641-5443,
605-578-1060
03 YAMAHA Road Star (Cruiser
1600cc). Runs and looks great.
New rear tire and battery. 605639-0158
07 CRF100, excellent condition.
Too many extras to list. $1500.00
Call 605-722-4304 or 920-5404537
700 ALL-TERRAIN
VEHICLES
1969 HD SHOVELHEAD. 88
stoke, 12,000 miles on motor.
Runs great. New Metzler tires and
more. $7400. OBO 605-720-1214
‘06 POLARIS SPORTSMAN 700.
Heated grips, snowplow, chains,
winch, rear cargobox with seat.
$5,500 605-920-8591
1983 YAMAHA ROYAL Star
Venture, (cruiser 1200cc). Looks
and runs great. $2200 321-6935089
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
1993 HARLEY DAVIDSON FXR
Ready To Ride, Newer Dunlap
Tires, Super Trapp Exhaust.
Motor Work Done At RC HD,
30,000 Miles. $8000. 605-4999737
1996 HARLEY DAVIDSON 1200
Custom Sportster, Red with
chrome, 10,000 miles, great condition, located in Spearfish,
$4,000. 605-645-1675 to view.
1986 TT 600, MOTORCYCLE.
Runs Great. 605-639-9227
1996 HARLEY DAVIDSON/ FXDS
Dyna Convertible, Black in color,
24,000 Miles, Windshield, Leather
Saddle Bags, Screaming Eagle
Exhaust - $8,500 (605)641-1926
1999 HARLEY DAVIDSON
FXDX. Black, 6000 miles, perfect
condition. Located in Spearfish
$9000. 605-639-3194
2001 HARLEY DAVIDSON 883
Sportster Custom. New paint, lots
of x-tras. Great condition. $5000 or
trade for bigger bike. 605-645-2271
2001 KTM PRO-SENIOR 50cc.
2003 RM60 SUZUKI. Motorcycles
for sale. 1,500 each. OBO 605584-3181
2004 KAWASAKI NINJA ZX-10R,
1000cc, green, passenger seat
cover also, only 2,000 miles. Now
just $6,999. www.RECSTATION.net
http://www.recstation.net/or 605717-4-FUN
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
HCR73, Box 247
Deadwood, SD 57732
Always accepting new customers!
722-8101 or 578-7795
605-578-2057
ONE WAY... THE RIGHT WAY
Licensed/Insured
BIG CREW ON HAND FOR:
• Roofing • Siding • Cement • Home Building
Jeff Storhaug
cell
605-641-3619 Spearfish
Do you have a new
business that’s not listed in
the phone book yet?
ADVERTISE HERE!!
Call 642-2761 or 584-2303
Bob Lambert
Construction
Licensed • Insured
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
D/J Saddlery Boot & Shoe Repair
DROP OFF
at
2535 E.
Colorado Blvd.,
Spearfish
t Johnston’s Hardware
And A
IN STURGIS
BOOTS • WORK BOOTS
SHOES • TACK SADDLES & MORE!
DAN GILGER • 10989 GILGER LANE, BELLE FOURCHE
605-892-4459 • 605-210-1213
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
701 MOTORCYCLES
701 MOTORCYCLES
2005 HONDA CRF450R. RG3
suspension.
Woods ready.
Comes with gear and extras. Call
for details. $3,600 308-641-7733
Leave Message
2007 V-Star CUSTOM. Only
2,700 miles. $4200. OBO 605641-7577
2005 KLX125 KAWASAKI.
$1000. Kids outgrew. run great.
605-641-2891 [email protected]
2005 STAR CLASSIC, Loaded,
Low Miles, Very Clean, $7,500.
2000 HARLEY SPORTSTER,
1200 Kit, Scream Eagle,
Lowered, Low Miles, $4,500.
1998 Custom Built 96” S Motor 5
spd, Good Miles, Fat Rear Tire,
Too Much To List In Custom
Parts. 1982 HARLEY FXR ROADSTER, Fresh Built Shovel Big
Bore Stroker, 5 spd, Forward
Controls, New Rear Tire And
Battery $9,500. 1977 HARLEY
SPORTSTER, Stretch Tank,
Sturgis Wheel, Fwd Controls,
Bored $4,000. 605-645-7003
Central City. All Priced Firm And
No Trades.
2005 YAMAHA FZ1, blue.
1000cc, 200+mi. Fuel range,
2476 mi. Power, handling
Mileage comfort. Does-it-all.
$5500 OBO. 307-896-2505
evenings, 605-722-0701hm.
2007 HONDA SHADOW Spirit
750. 2,400 miles. Vance-Hines
pipes and Dynojet kit. Black, Red
Flames. Warranty, Service transferable. $6700 605-641-4385
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
‘99 ELECTRA GLIDE. One
owner, well maintained. ONLY
21,500 miles! 3 seats, 3 windshields.
Many accessories.
$11,900. Call 605-645-7034
CROTCH
ROCKET—1997
Yamaha, Excellent Condition, helmet included, $2300. or OBO, 605641-5808, please leave message
FOR SALE: 2006 Honda CRF
450X Dirt Bike with headlight and
electric start. Excellent Condition.
$4,000 Call Luke @ 605-7719892.”
PRICED REDUCED. 2002 YAMAHA YZ125 2 stroke New rear tire,
excellent condition, runs perfectly.
$1,500. To see call 605-722-5246
702 SNOWMOBILES
2000 YAMAHA MOUNTAIN MAX
600. New Yamaha Belt And
Slides, 141x2 Track, 1450 Miles.
No Cracks Or Damage. $2300
OBO. 651-491-0936
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704 BOATS &
MOTORS
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
93’ LARSON SPORT V6 inboard
/ outboard. Ski / fish. Very nice.
Depth finder, CD, trolling motor.
$5500. Gillette. 307-689-7404
$4900. 2004 FORD TAURUS,
4dr. 82,000 miles. 5x16 Stock
Trailer. Reconditioned. $1550.
605-645-6667
2003 TOYOTA CAMRY. 2 Liter, 4
cyl. 125,000 miles. Power windows, power locks, 34 mpg.
$7,000. 605-641-9590
2005 PONTIAC GRAND AM.
Silver 62,000 miles, V-6, spoiler,
new tires. $8,400 605-641-3819
705 CAMPERS &
TOPPERS
‘05 PONTIAC VIBE. 4 door, good
condition. 59,000 miles. Good
battery, almost new tires. Leaving
for Navy must sell. $7,500 605641-0573
1996 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass
Achiva LS, Fully Loaded, Good
Condition, $950. 1989 Ford Ranger
Pickup XLT, 4x4, Good Body, $950.
605-631-0018.
1995 24’ Shadow Cruiser 5th
Wheel. Excellent Condition, Easy
to Pull. Good Aero Dynamics.
Used very little. Asking $6000.
605-720-4811.
2001 MONTANA 32’ Fifth Wheel, 3
Slides, Gooseneck Hitch, NonSmoker, 2 AC’s, with or without
portable screened 12X16 porch.
Pulled less than 7500 Miles.Excellent
condition. 605-520-2929, Lead.
1963 VW BODY. No motor, Fair,
small gas heater. 2 good motors
for it. All 1 pkg. $900. Spearfish.
605-645-8235
1989 CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE, white, 4 cyl, auto, cruise,
air, runs perfectly, 31 MPG highway. Stored in Winter. $2,900.
605-717-0025, cell 605-347-1437
5TH WHEEL CAMPER TRAILER
HITCH $400.00. 605-342-2586
1992 SUBARU SVX. All wheel
drive. 6 cylinder, automatic. Runs
good, high miles. Needs some
work. $1500 OBO 605-639-9923
706 MOTOR HOMES
& RV’S
1993 FORD CROWN VICTORIA.
Runs, needs work. Make an offer.
605-645-2658
1983 GMC TRAVELCRAFT
MOTORHOME - Low Mileage
55,439, Diesel Engine Plus
Generator, Automatic, 25 Ft., Full
Bath, Sleeps 6, Really Nice,
Clean, No Pets, $7,500.00. 605717-3553.
1993 PONTIAC GRAND AM.
$850. Runs good. Call Jo at 605642-1889
1997 FORD 23’. TIOGA motor
home. Excellent condition.
$10,900 OBO. 605-717-9574
1995 HONDA CIVIC $800! Police
Impounds for sale! Great deal
won`t last. For listings 800-5863902 x N205
1997 CHRYSLER CONCORDE.
$1200 OBO. 605-559-0142
1997 FORD MUSTANG Automatic,
A/C, cruise, 116K (new engine
@76k), clean, one owner. $4995.
(605)641-4073
1997 FORD THUNDERBIRD LX
$3,995.00. Very nice. Sunroof,
Auto Transmission, 2 Studded
Snow Tires. Week-days after 6:00
p.m. 605-721-3933.
1998 BUICK CENTURY, Great
School Car, $1,800.00 OBO,
Call 605-920-8920 or 605-9208563.
2000
MITSUBISHI
ECLIPSEAutomatic 4cyl New
Tires Power Sunroof Rear Spoiler
Electric Windows 4,000 Call 605210-3160
2000 PONTIAC GRAND Prix
GTP. 167000 miles. Sunroof,
leather heated seats, Power windows, locks. Good school car.
$3200 obo. 605-641-6896
2000 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE
DIESEL. 5 sp. New turbo, new
timing belt, new water pump.
Excellent condition. 1 owner.
1995 Honda Civic Hatchback.
Many new parts, good condition.
605-456-3155.
2003 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA
Wolfsberg 82K Miles, Well
Maintained. LOADED. 18” Konig
Wheels, Full Audio System,
Intake & BlowOff Valve.
605720-1931
2006 CHRYSLER PACIFICA
Touring. 52K. Leather. Front
/middle bucket seats, 3rd row split
bench seat. $14,700 OBO. Call
605-645-0321, 605-723-2042.
2004 DODGE INTREPID, electirc
windows/seat, tinted windows,
rear spoiler. 28-30 mpg. 104K
Sharp car. Asking below book @
$6000. 605-641-2604
2007 FORD TAURUS SE. 65,000
miles. $8500 OBO. 406-775-6026
2004 DODGE STRATUS. 65,000
miles, 4 brand new tires, Great
MPG,
$7,500. 2001 DODGE
Grand Caravan. 113,000 miles.
$6,000. (605)210-1629
2005 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC.
4 DS. Low miles, good gas
mileage, good condition. Must
see. $8,500. 605-347-2287
Leave Message
2005 COOL VANILLA PT Cruiser
GT Convertible, Leather. Every
option available. 24K miles.
Stored in winters. show room condition. $13,800 605-717-3144
LARRY’S
HANDYMAN
SERVICE
REMODELING
REPAIRING
FLOOR TILE
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605-645-4105
350hp/400FT. LBS C-4 trans
rebuilt with shifter kit, 0 miles,
needs
some work. asking
$5,500. OBO In Spearfish. 307751-2325
‘55 WILLIES, body. ‘73 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT, DODGE DAKOTA, ‘98,’99, parting out.‘94, 4 speed
transmission, and transfer case.
605-347-7669, 307-299-5722
96 PLYMOUTH NEON. 2 Door,
green. Fair condition. $1900. 605720-3774
Geri Riggs
Sturgis Ad Sales
605-490-1300
605-642-2761
915 State Street, Belle Fourche, SD
Call for a Consultation
2008 CHEVY MALIBU LTZ,
loaded, 8900 miles, 100k Warranty,
Black,
6 cyl. Remote start.
Relocating-must sell. $23,000.
605-723-3408
Call
584-2303 or
642-2761
Brodie
Dental
Dentures
2005 VW PASSAT GLS TDI, Diesel
40+MPG, Black, Loaded, Sunroof,
56,000 miles, Great Shape!
$17,000 OBO 605-580-3158.
2004 DODGE INTREPID 61,500
miles. Books at $11,900, only
asking $10,000. In good condition. Call 605-645-9115 for
details.
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
Specializing in:
2005 SUBARU Forrester $15,000
Call 605-270-2001
Removable Partials
Crowns & Bridges
fax 605-642-9060
[email protected]
605.892.3763
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750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
751 VANS FOR SALE
‘89 GEO METRO. Needs work.
$250 OBO. ‘96 FORD CONTOUR. Needs engine. Has new
tires. $400 OBO 605-545-3294
95 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS
Supreme 2 door Red. 128,000 miles
$1700 OBO. 605-870-1784 days,
605-347-7499 evenings.
99 PONTIAC GRAND AM. Low
miles, runs great, $1,000 under
book value. $3,350 OBO 605641-8539
FOR SALE: 1986 CHEVY Astro van.
1984 Jeep Wagoneer. 6 cylinder.
Home made motor cycle trailer. OBO
605-892-3693
FOR SALE: 1996 TOYOTA
CAMRY. Good School Car,
175,000 miles. 32 mpg hwy.
$2200 OBO. 605-722-6772
FORD ESCORT LX 1999 4dr
Alpine stereo w/12” sub woofer
after market rims and tires
100,600 miles $4,500 OBO 605343-8587
751 VANS FOR SALE
1994 CHEVY LUMINA VAN. 3.8, v6.
7-passenger. $1650. Runs good.
OBO 605-645-1625
2007 CHEVY UPLANDER,
47000 mi. Dual power sliding
doors, Remote Starter, DVD player, , Avg 22 mpg. well maintained. $13,500 605-720-3965
‘83 GMC 3/4 TON VAN. 6.2L,
diesel. 155K. New tires. Solid,
clean Van. Extras $2000. Jason
605-561-0115
91 FORD CONVERSION VAN
$3500. 97 DODGE CARAVAN.
$2500. phone 605-645- 7272
752 PICKUPS FOR
SALE
01 CHEVY 3/4 TON crew cab
Long box. 7” Lift. 8,500. Call 605641-2547
1988 FORD F150 PICKUP, 4x4
With Topper, Runs GREAT!! Hate
To Let It Go. $2,900 605-5783434
1989 FORD F-150. 4x4, runs
great. $2200 321-693-5089
1995 GMC SONOMA 4x2. 350
engine, 700R4 125,000 miles,
17,000 on engine. Runs great, wiring
needs work.$2500. 605-722-2686
1996 F-250 POWER STROKE
EXT. Cab. $5900. 605-391-5412
1999 FORD RANGER XLT.
Extended cab. 4x4, automatic.
118,800 miles. New brakes all
around. Includes topper. $4500.
605-717-3638
2001 FORD RANGER 4x4
110,000 miles 4.0L 5 speed.
Matching topper $5200 good
condition 605-645-9541
752 PICKUPS FOR
SALE
752 PICKUPS FOR
SALE
753 SPORT UTILITIES
FOR SALE
2003
CHEVROLET
2500
Duramax Diesel. 6.6 turbo, inbed
Ball & 5th wheel hitch. Excellent
condition. $18,900. Must see.
605-559-0310 Spearfish
FOR SALE: 1989 GMC 1 ton 4x4
truck with 9 ft. flatbed w/hoist
Newer engine and trans. Reliable
workhorse. $2400. 605 499-9896.
1996 TOYOTA RAVR 4dr AWD 4
cyl. 5 speed great condition
$6000 OBO.
1996 Chevy
Express conversion van $3500.
307-290-1089
2005 F-250 Crew Cab. Powerstroke
5th wheel XLT. Grill Guard. Would
consider economy car as a trade.
605-642-2172 Leave message
2006 TOYOTA TUNDRA 4x4
extended cab. TRD OFF-road
package. Rhino-liner. Excellent
condition. $21,500 OBO. 307-6898122. Evenings leave message.
‘79 DODGE. (360 engine). 4wd.
$975. OBO 80k, Tony 605-3541423
‘88 GMC 350 auto. 4x4 single cab
pickup w/topper $1500. OBO
Could be negotiable. Call
evenings 605-892-2158
‘96 CHEVY K3500 1 ton pick-up.
4 door great for hauling heavy
loads. New tires. Clean truck
$5500. Wes 605-645-2271
‘99 FORD F150 4x2. v-6, 5
speed, Good shape. Nice Stereo,
custom wheels. Nice truck.
$4800. 605-568-2007
‘99 FORD LARIAT 3/4 ton Super
Duty. Power stroke, Long Box,
with 2005 Western plow. $13,900
or offer. 605-591-9953
FOR SALE: 2005 FORD EXCURSION fully loaded. v-10, 4 inch lift,
custom rims. Serious buyers,
Carrie 605-722-1992 or 605-6411783
MOVING MUST SELL: ‘93 GMC
Sierra short box step side. 91,000
miles. $6800 OBO. VW Trike,
must see $5000. 605-641-7920
RARE RESTORED 1966 FORD
Camper Special 352 motor, automatic trans. red and white with 8ft.
pop-up Skamper Camper.
$9950.00. 307-283-2629.
1997 CHEVY SUB. Runs good,
looks good. New tires. 4wd, needs
to be serviced. $2500 OBO. 605584-9955
1997 NISSAN PATHFINDER 97k
miles. New tires, runs good.
$6995 605-642-4978
2002 LAND ROVER Freelander.
80k, 2.5L, v6, Auto, 21mpg, awd,
trac control, abs, tilt, cruise, CD,
heated seats. $6500 605-6416505
753 SPORT UTILITIES
FOR SALE
2002 MONTERO, PEWTER 58K,
$9,900, 2001 Wrangler, White/Black
Soft, 69K, $12,900 2004 GMC
Sierra 1500, Black, Loaded, 87K,
$17,900, 605-892-5844.
‘01 JEEP WRANGLER SPORT.
Hard top, 73,000 miles, 5 speed.
New 6 ply tires. $10,500, or offer.
605-591-9953
2005 HONDA PILOT EX. v6 3.5L.
73,000 miles. Immaculate.
$14,900 OBO. 605-722-9445 or
605-641-1400
1994 GMC JIMMY SLT 4.3 liter
V6, 4 door, leather, CD W/ipod
control. 2 wheel drive, 146,000
miles $1,500 605-722-0958
2006 H3 HUMMER, 4x4, Luxury
Package. Heated Seats, Moon
Roof, Low Miles, Upgraded Wheels,
Nerf Boards, Warranty. $24,000.
605-341-4440, 605-341-2939.
1994 ISUZU RODEO 4x4. Aircruise. PW/PL. Pioneer CD. Alloy
Wheels. Tinted Windows, Low
miles. Runs Excellent. 605-5451228 $3,000. OBO. 605-545-4785
WRANGLER 1992 156,000 miles,
good shape, runs well, hard top
w/bikini top, manual, Asking $5,000
OBO. 605-210-1961.
754 HEAVY TRUCKS
1975 FARM TRUCK. 18 foot
combination box with hoist. Good
Condition. Looks & runs great.
$7000. 307-467-5580 or 605-7224263
650 FORD DUMP TRUCK. 4’
Howes Mower 3pt. 8’ Truck tool
box. 605-644-1733
CRANE TRUCK FORD F800,
189” wb, crane is a National
Series 200 605-490-0289
756 TRAILERS FOR
SALE
Startz & Startz
Landscaping
SHOP BUILT equipment or hay
trailer. 8’x24’ with 20ft. tilt. 3 6000
# axles Gooseneck, $6000. 605642-9950
Call 642-2761, 584-2303
or 341-0086
Belle Fourche, Spearfish
Ad Representative
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“1973” MUSTANG COUPE. All
refurbished. 2 owner car. Must
see to appreciate. Call 605-5590247 leave message. Last of the
“Classics”.
SHOP BUILT TRAILER. 8ft.x10ft.
8 in. 2000 lb. Torsion axle. Flat
Bed. Great for 2 ATV’S $2800.
605-642-9950
47 WILLY’S JEEP. Buick V-6.
Muncie 4 speed. Dana 18
Transfer
Case. 31
inch
Yokoahamas, Headers, custom
exhaust. $5000 605-748-2215
757 AUTO REPAIRS
7TH ANNUAL SWAP MEET &
Car Corral Sunday Sept. 13th,
Rapid City Fairgrounds 10AM5PM FREE ADMISSION! Buy,
Sell, Vehicles, Parts, Toys,
Memorabilia etc. VENDORS
CALL 605-348-7373
LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR
insurance needs. Call for FREE
Estimates. Body & Collision
experts —- Bunney’s Body &
Collision 605-892-2802.
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
CALL FOR A
FREE ESTIMATE
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1936 CHEVY COUPE. 350 automatic, crate motor. Steel body.
Nova sub frame. Restoration well
underway. Call 605-642-5705 or
605-269-2132
COLOR MYSTIQUE
Residential & Commercial
136 Sherman Street, Suite A
Deadwood, South Dakota 57732
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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.
Call
584-2303 or
642-2761
Group &
Individual
Health & Life
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4-BRIDGSTONE TIRES, Trunza
EL400 H BL 245/50R18 M&S.
Price $175.00 each. Phone 3422586
761 COLLECTIBLES
PAYING $$$$ FOR OLD TRAILERS. Been sitting around awhile.
OK!! Working condition unknown.
OK!! Stock, Horse, Flatbed call
Joe 605-722-1807
Black Hills Pioneer
and
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759 AUTO
ACCESSORIES
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RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
DEAN L. WEIS
Manager - Owner
PO Box 669
Spearfish, SD 57783
Ph.
642-9693
Fax
642-5757
578-3434 • 580-3434
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R & D CONSTRUCTION
Licensed in Lead, Deadwood & Spearfish
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(605) 584-2701 or 580-1562
(Across from Midcontinent)
605-642-0562
Concrete Sidewalks &
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761 COLLECTIBLES
JEEP LAREDO, 1986, Last of
WWII type, white/gold, all accessories, automatic, all documents,
91,800 original miles, $10K, 605347-6071
PRICE
REDUCED:
1973
CORVETTE STINGRAY 350, 4
speed. 1973 Corvette Yellow in color.
T-Tops. $21,000. Call 605-642-2344
days, 605-642-7833 evenings.
PRICE REDUCED: 1976 JEEP
CJ7, Red, Hard Top. 6 cyl-Auto
FT 4-wheel with Quadratrac.
Fresh Motor. $5900 OBO. Call
605-642-2344 days, 605-6427833 evenings.
RARE 1966 FIAT 1500 Cabriolet,
Two Seater, Hard And Soft Tops.
Straight Body, No Engine, Good
Project Car. $1000 OBO. Call
Mark At 605-722-1151.
800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
1 & 2 BEDROOM, Furnished and
Unfurnished. Lead.
Call 605920-1457 Leave Name & Phone #.
1 BDRM SPEARFISH Furnished & utilities included. AC,
laundry onsite. No smoking/pets.
Walking dist to BHSU. $520/mo.
1st, last, deposit. 605 212-4343
1-2-3 BEDROOM APTS. Visit Our
Website: Help-U-Rent.net Or Call
605-722-RENT.
800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
1 BEDRROM EFFICIENCY In
Lead By High School, $350
Month, Utilities Paid Except
Electricity, No Pets, Good
Condition. Call 605-584-2667.
CANYON ESTATES Apartments
in Spearfish, now has 2 bedroom
apartments available. Nicely landscaped, play area, off street parking, laundry facilities. Some units
newley remodeled. Call 605-6427400 for more information. Equal
Housing Opportunity.
2BD, 1BA cottage, new interior,
a/c, quiet. Available now,
$550/month np/ns! Hart Homes
605-641-5679.
AFFORDABLE LIVING — BELLE
FOURCHE - Cozy 1 bedroom,
Newly remodeled. All utilities paid
except electric & gas.. 605-6414788
APARTMENT FOR RENT, 1 bedroom. W/D. Utilities paid.
$400/mo. Available now. Deposit
required. 605-722-3813
APARTMENT
IN
BELLE
FOURCHE 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath.
$325/Mo. 605-717-5555
ATTRACTIVE 1 bedroom, central
Deadwood apartment. Covered
porch. Oak kitchen, Washer/dryer
provided, low utilities. $500. 605722-7240
ATTRACTIVE 2 and 3 bedroom
apartments and mobile homes in
central Spearfish. Low utilities;
washer/dryer; $600 - 700 605722-7240.
ATTRACTIVE, economic-studio,
1,2,3,4,5 bedroom apartments,
houses, mobile homes in
Spearfish, Lead, Deadwood. 605722-7240
CLEAN 1 & 2 BEDROOM
APARTMENTS
located
in
Spearfish. Available Now. Rent
Based On Income. For More
Information call 605-645-8933
Equal Housing Opportunity.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED TWO
bedroom apartment just off Main
Street in Lead.
Lease is until
approximately May 1, 2010. This is
an extremely nice apartment that is
rented to tourists during the summer. It is equipped right down to
toothpicks. See online at vrbo.com,
property #52908. $500/month, utilities paid. Absolutely no pets or
smoking.
E-mail
us
at
[email protected] with
name, address, phone number,
employment and rental history, and
any other pertinent information you
wish to provide. Your e-mail will be
responded to within 48 hours. 402312-7172.
COZY ONE BEDROOM apartment near college available
9/7/09 for $325/month plus electricity. References and security
deposit required. No smoking.
605-641-2068
Summit View
& Heritage
Apartments
NEWLY REMODELED
Very nice 1 & 2
bedroom apartments
in Belle Fourche.
Some utilities included.
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800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
801 ROOMS FOR
RENT
804 MOBILE HOMES
FOR RENT
LEAD-1 BEDROOM Apartment In
Duplex, No Steps, Easy Parking,
Water & Sewer Included,
$325/Month, 1st Month &
Damage Deposit, Bill 605-6410369.
RENTING ROOMS in A
Furnished 6 Bedroom Home In
Spearfish, For the upcoming
School Year. For Information Call
605-381-0235
MOBILE HOME For Rent. Very
Nice 3 Bedroom in St Onge.
$335/Month Plus Utilities. No
Smoking, No Pets. Call 651-3361838.
Or
[email protected]
ONE BEDROOM,
garage.
Deadwood. New carpet/paint.
$600/mo. Most utilities, cable,
w/d, Fireplace. No smoking/pets.
Available now. 605-659-3083
For further
information call:
723-8000.
HARVARD ESTATES. Large Eff.
apartment. $350/mo. Elec. heat,
a/c, and water and garbage free.
No pets. 605-642-4361
IRON RIDGE ESTATES has
openings for 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
luxury apartments. Swimming
pool, hot tub and fitness room.
Free satellite tv. No smoking, pet
considered with references. 605641-2068
LEAD - SPACIOUS, QUIET 2
Bedroom Apartment. Level Off-street
Parking, No Pets. $450/Month, $450
Deposit Plus Utilities. 605-580-2845,
Leave Message.
SHORT TERM AND LONG
TERM LEASES: 1-bedroom
apartment and 8 motel efficiency
units now avail. All utilities incl:
cable TV, wireless int., trash, local
phone service. Rates on a sliding
scale depending upon term of
lease- $550/month- $400/month.
CALL 605-892-2634 or cell phone
605-210-1275.
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SOUTH DAKOTA HOUSING
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY.
STUDIO APARTMENTS in
Spearfish. utilities paid. No
pets/no smoking. $250.-$300. per
month. 605-717-5555
STUDIO APTS for rent $215$345 includes utilities and cable.
No smoking No pets. Laundry.
605-722-7569
801 ROOMS FOR
RENT
TONY’S MOTEL. Completely
Furnished, Ready to Move in,
Kitchenettes. Rent by Day, Week
Or Month. Cable, Color TV.
Cleaned Weekly. Reasonable
Rates. (605)269-2501 Whitewood
SD.
ROOMS FOR RENT Outside Of
Deadwood. Dorm Style Living, All
Utilities Paid, No Pets, $375. 605584-2667.
802 TOWNHOUSES
FOR RENT
Music For Your Heart
♥
Phone: 605-641-8422
PO Box 1357, Spearfish, SD 57783
803 DUPLEXES
51. !e$6"n Circ*e
!:e$r;is=, !D
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Construction
+,- .ears 123erience in
• Basements
• Foundations
• Driveways
• Patios
• Sidewalks
6icense7 8 9ns*re7
605-584-1004
605-641-6124
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5 BEDROOM HOME IN
SPEARFISH 2 Baths, 1 Car
Garage, Fenced Yard. $1250/Mo.
605-717-5555
3 BEDROOM located in
Spearfish. $650/mo plus deposit,
and utilities. 605-645-9199
Advertising Representative
A Variety of Tuition Plans - One for Every Budget
3 BEDROOM HOUSE. $795 plus
utilities. No pets/no smoking.
References and deposit required.
605-642-4529
804 MOBILE HOMES
FOR RENT
D$nie**e Green
Beginning to Advanced Piano Lessons
for Students of All Ages
Over 20 Years of Teaching Experience
!"n$ O'C"nne**
2 BEDROOM APARTMENTSpearfish. 1,2,3,4 bedroom houses-Belle. 4 bedroom houseSturgis. 2 Bedroom houseNewell. Call 605-210-3419
COMPLETELY REMODELED 2
Bedroom Duplex In Lead. Plenty Of
Off-street Parking. Washer, Dryer
Included. All Utilities Included.
Approved Pets Allowed. Available
Immediately 605-641-2762 or 605722-1776.
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1 BEDROOM HOUSE. $400 plus
utilities. No pets/no smoking.
References and deposit required.
Near BHSU. 605-920-1333
Call
584-2303 or
642-2761
Laura J. Kolb Music Studio
PIONEER
$750, 2 BEDROOM, 1 Bath,
Partially Furnished, Deadwood,
Available October, Large Yard,
Rent Includes Gardener, Water &
Trash; No Smoking Or Pets. 949636-2251.
IN SPEARFISH 3 bedroom 3
bath, with double car garage.
Central air, All appliances except
w/d. No smoking/no pets.
References required. $1000/mo.
plus deposit. 605-210-0285.
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
BLACK HILLS
805 HOMES FOR
RENT
PIONEER
Aaron’s Handyman
Services
• Snow Removal • Furniture
Moving • Kitchen & Bathroom
Remodel • Egress Windows
• Concrete • Decks • Roofing
• Plumbing • Garages • Painting
• Repairs • Tree Trimming
and Cleanups
!all %aron Bra*n
(605)
642-5874
BLACK HILLS
GEICO Field
Representative
@
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Licensed in South Dakota,
Wyoming & Montana
Lead-Deadwood
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51. !e$6"n Circ*e
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PARK
it
MARKET
• All Paper • Cardboard
• Aluminum Cans
1575 LaCrosse Street, Suite A
Rapid City, SD 57701
Commercial Dumpsters
Appliance Pickup
Telephone: (605) 348-6060 Fax: (605) 342-9318
Claims: 1-800-841-3000
[email protected]
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Cars
Trucks
Boats
Campers
Trailers
ATV’s
3151 E. Colorado Blvd.
Spearfish, SD
PARK
605-641-1248
FREE
DROP
IN
BELLE!
Robert Crane
IT HERE,
SELL IT HERE!
Lazy B Ent. since 2002
www.blackhills.com/recycle
605-722-1807
Accounting & Bookkeeping
Financial Statement Preparation
Tax Preparation & Planning
3227 Fairgrounds Loop
Spearfish, SD 57783
605-641-1394
[email protected]
(Entrance to office is off McGuigan Road)
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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805 HOMES FOR
RENT
809 COMMERCIAL
RENTALS
809 COMMERCIAL
RENTALS
HOME IN SPEARFISH 3
Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 2 Car Garage,
Laundry. $995/Mo. 605-717-5555
DENTAL, MEDICAL, OR PHYSICAL Therapy Rental space available in Belle Fourche call 605723-7654.
OFFICE/WORK
SHOP,
in
Spearfish, Approx 1100 Sq. Ft.
Garage Bay 14x40, Large
Storage, Outside Storage Area.
$550.00/Month, Deposit & 1 Year
Lease Required, Contact Holly @
605-642-7767
IN LEAD, 3 Bedroom 1 1/2 Bath,
Off-street Covered Parking, All
Appliances
Included,
Washer/Dryer, Available October,
$625. 605-722-9922.
DOWNTOWN
SPEARFISH:
Approximately 1500 square feet
of commercial/retail space available on Main Street. Large windows, bathroom, basement storage area. Call Jason at Century
21 Spearfish Realty, Inc. 605-6424607.
IN STURGIS, 1 bedroom 1 bath,
Available now $400 plus deposit.
605-722-3263 msg 605-641-9854
LEAD - 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, No
Smoking/Pets, Available Now,
$700/Month Plus Deposit, Lease
and Utilities. 605-645-2148.
FAIGROUNDS LOOP Industrial
Park: 30X30 unit $400/month,
30X40 unit $600/month. Heated,
private bathrooms, overhead
doors, easy access. Call Jason at
Century 21 Spearfish Realty, Inc.
605-642-4607.
NEW HOME 4 bedroom 2 bath, 1
car garage. $1,200 Monthly. Now
Available. No smoking/no pets.
605-642-5886, 605-645-3388
FOR LEASE: 210 West Grant.
Prime commercial space. 1794
sq. ft. with office and shop space.
Call Justin @ 605-645-2524
NICE CABIN - 2+ Bedrooms, 2
Bath, Jacuzzi Tub, Great View,
Central City, $600 Plus Utilities,
605-717-8513.
FOR RENT in Spearfish, former
food preparation service facilities,
which include commercial stove,
walk-in cooler, and freezer, storage area and dining area. Call
605-645-7416 or 307-283-1097
SPEARFISH 3 bedroom, 3 bath.
Large basement with family room.
Parking/storage, w,s,g and cable TV
included. $900/mo. 605-639-1508
808 LOTS &
ACREAGE FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Commercial Office
Space. High traffic location, next
to Walmart. Rent negotiable. Call
605-645-2744
MOUNTAIN SHADOWS ESTATES
in Spearfish Has Large Mobile
Home Lots Available for Rent. No
Dogs Allowed. (605)642-4764.
PREMIERE OFFICE SPACES
for Lease in Newer Belle Fourche
Plaza Call 605-723-7654.
SPEARFISH MAIN STREET.
Several great retail or office
spaces. Available immediately.
Competitive rates. 1000sf.3000sf. Great visibility. Call Mark
Young at Redstone Properties.
605-641-1000.
810 GARAGES &
STORAGE
**STORAGE
UNITS**.
Competitive Rates, 22x30, 11x30,
11x20, 11x15, 11x10, 5x11. Call
Northview Storage at (605)6428126.
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. 5’x10’ and 10’x20’.
Commercial shops with office, 4
to choose from. Incentives! We’ll
move your items for you! Midwest
Property Management 605-6411026.
LOWEST
PRICE
STORAGE UNITS
• 5’ X10’ and 10’ X 20’ available
• Commercial shops with office.
4 to choose from. Incentives!
Call Aaron
605-641-1026
We’ll move your items for you!
810 GARAGES &
STORAGE
902 MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
10x26, 10x24, 10x12 STORAGE
UNITS. Concrete Floor. Valley
Storage. (605)642-3782, 605645-2880.
2000 FRIENDSHIP 28x60, 4
Bedrooms, Two Baths, With
All Appliances, Shed, Two
Decks, C/Air. Call 605-7221372, 605-920-8872 or 605641-0127.
SELF STORAGE UNITS: 7 1/2 x 10,
10 x 15, 12 x 30 Concrete Floors, All
Asphalt Drives, Good Snow
Removal, Spearfish. 605-641-6350.
WHITEWOOD STORAGE NEW
UNITS. Various sizes. Low prices.
Outside parking available. 605-2692123
902 MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
MOBILE HOME FOR SALE. in
Spearfish, SD. 2 bedrooms, 1
bathroom, fenced yard and large
deck. $20K or best offer. Call 605721-8528 for an appointment.
FOR SALE: 1989 26x66 Double
wide log mobile home. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Log sided home
with large covered porch.
Renovated inside, fireplace with
log accents. New carpet and tile
flooring. House must be moved.
Approx. sq.ft. 1900+ $60,000.
605-641-1248
SEE THE CLASSIFIEDS ONLINE TOO
AT
www.bhpioneer.com
903 VACATION
RENTALS
905 LOTS &
ACREAGE FOR SALE
BLACK HILLS VACATION CABINS...Choice locations in the
Northern Hills. All year availability.
See properties at www.blackhillsvacationcabins.comCall 605920-1269 or 605-578-1184 for
reservations. email jody_ [email protected]
21+ ACRES OFF OLD Belle Rd,
fenced. Electric, phone, to lot.
Beautiful homesite with magnificent views. Horses allowed.
$129,900. 605-722-7661
904 HOMES FOR
SALE
BY OWNER NEAR WHITEWOOD. Builder’s own quality
home. 3150 square feet, walk out
basement, 5.79 acres. Gorgeous
views, trees, hills, wildlife, horses
allowed. $348,000 605-722-6362
905 LOTS &
ACREAGE FOR SALE
LAND FOR SALE, 40 acres,
covenants, 2 miles NW of Beulah,
wy, call evenings 307-643-7175
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at
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584-2303 or
642-2761
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Call 642-2761 or 584-2303
or 341-0086
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LOTS FOR SALE. Residential,
Duplex, Multi-family, Commercial,
and Horse Property. McGuigan
Ranch Addition Spearfish Prices
Start $30,000. Heritage Addition
Spearfish Prices Start $94,000.
Hat Ranch Addition Belle Fourche
prices Start $45,000. Call Chris
Pangburn 605-645-9985 or Joe
Jorgensen
605-645-0048.
Jorgensen Realty Spearfish.
Broker Owned
Gravel Hauling
Footings
Drainage Tile
Ditching • Culverts
Utility Lines, etc.
No job too small!
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h. 892-2237
c. 892-5848
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Outside Rapid City 1-800-357-9998
605-490-2068
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E-mail your non-profit, community calendar event at least three days in advance to: [email protected]
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h a p p e n i n g s @ b h p i o n e e r. c o m
September 9, 2009
Cub Scout registration
Sept. 10
Fitness for sight
Sept 12
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BHSU to host retired faculty
and staff picnic
Sept. 10
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a 7ic6ic fo9 9eti9eH fac,ltI a6H ;taff at 6oo6 Th,9;HaIJ
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Norbeck Society to meet
Sept. 10
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Sept. 10
Newman cook out
Sept. 13
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fooHJ f9ie6H; a6H Hoo9 79iee; at the >e?Fa6 Coo2 O,tJ at
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Sept. 1,
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Lead Planning
Commission meeting
Sept. 1,
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Sept. 11
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volunteers needed
Sept. 11-12
Alcohol sales training class
Sept. 16
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American Business Women's
Association to meet
Sept. 1/
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SHS Fine Arts Hall of Fame
nominations deadline
Sept. 10
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■ Various shifts needed to help at
two-day music festival
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D"ADWOOD ' The 19th Annual
Deadwood Jam is seeking volunteers to staff a
variety of shifts at this year's two-day celebration of music in Deadwood. The 2009 Jam
kicks-off on Friday, Sept. 11 and concerts will
continue through Saturday, Sept.
12 in historic Deadwood.
Volunteers are needed to staff
the gates (sellingLtaking tickets
and issuing wrist bands) and
work in the beer garden.
Volunteers must be 21 or older to
sell beer. This year's line-up includes Rocco
DeLuca and the Burden, Janitor Bob and the
Armchair Cowboys, The Outlaws and Mat
Searney. Volunteers will receive wristbands to
enter the venue throughout the concerts.
Volunteer shifts are as follows:
!riday, )e+t- 11/
I-90, Exit 14
Spearfish
605-642-4422
3-6:30 p.m. - gates
6:30-10 p.m. - gates
3-6 p.m. - beer garden
)aturday, )e+t- 12/
10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. - gates
2-6 p.m. - gates
6-10 p.m. - gates
For additional information or to sign up for a
shift, please e-mail jamvolunteerZgmail.com
or contact Francy at 920-0265
to volunteer at a ticket gate, or
Mike at 580-1056 to volunteer in the beer garden.
Now in its 19th year, The
Deadwood Jam continues to
evolve as a premiere multigenre music festival and expand its reputation
as the hottest music event in the Black Hills.
Conceived by Jon Mc"uen of The Nitty Gritty
Dirt Band in 1990, the festival each year presents national and world-renowned acts such as
the Wallflowers, Soko Taylor, Robert Cray,
Leon Russell, Johnny Winter, Big a Rich, Jerry
Jeff Walker, Asleep at the Wheel, Michael
Martin Murphey, Senny Wayne Shepherd,
Jonny Lang, George Clinton a b-Funk,
Leftover Salmon, The coung Dubliners, John
Hiatt, Seller Williams, Taj Mahal, Wilson
bickett, Soul Asylum and many others.
315 Seaton Circle, Spearfish
605-642-2761
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Registration deadline nearing for
Children's Grief Camp
RAbID CITc ' The registration deadline for
Camp Wakanyeja, a children's grief camp, is
Friday, Sept. 11. Hospice of the Hills is hosting
the one-day camp for children ages 6-12 who
have experienced a loss through death of a parent, grandparent, sibling, friend, or anyone else
close to them. The camp will take place from
9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Cedar Canyon Wesleyan
Camp, located at 5125 Memorial Rd. in Rapid
City, on Saturday, Sept. 19. Registrations are
being accepted on a first-come basis and are limited.
The cost of the camp is e5 per child or e10 per
family. The fee will cover the cost of crafts and
supplies. Camp Wakanyeja will be hosted by
local counselors and volunteers who work in the
fields of Hospice, grief, and child development.
The camp will provide children an opportunity to
express their feelings, meet other children who
might be experiencing similar emotions, and
have fun together while learning coping skills.
“The name of the program Camp Wakanyeja is
a Lakota term for children, literally meaning
sacred beings. This name was suggested to
Hospice of the Hills for the camp because so
many times these children, these sacred beings,
can teach us all how to openly share memories
and feelings with each other,” said Barbara
Vargo, Hospice Volunteer Coordinator.
Camp Wakanyeja is sponsored by Hospice of
the Hills and the Children's Miracle Network
(CMN). To register or for more information, call
Laurie Traub, Hospice Grief Counselor, at (605)
719-7222.
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER COMMUNITY
Golden Ridge Regional Senior
Care to host open house Sept. 18
!EAD & An open house in
celebration of National Assisted
!iving :eek will take place at
Care, from 2:30-4 p.m., on
Friday, Sept. 18. Area residents
will be able to tour and learn
more about the independent
and assisted living facility.
Refreshments will be available.
“During the open house we
will also honor our residents.
Each assisted living resident
has a uniOue story to tell, a
proud heritage to celebrate, and
mementos and keepsakes that
can be acknowledged, shared,
and cherished,” said Karin
Tyler, Golden Ridge Regional
Senior Care Social Programs
Coordinator.
Golden Ridge Regional
Senior Care Assisted !iving is a
residential setting that offers
choices in personal care and
health-related services. Its goal
is to maintain the residentsU
independence in a home-like
setting while offering security,
privacy, independence, companionship, care, and services.
CareUs 16 resident suites surround a central commons area,
which encourages a sense of
community among residents.
Residents receive customiWed
assistance with daily living
activities such as dressing,
bathing, grooming, and medication management. Ten independent living apartments provide a warm, community environment for active adults who
want to enXoy their retirement
years. The residents can enXoy
the companionship of other
residents while maintaining
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their independence.
Yoth the assisted and independent living settings have
24-hour staff support, an emergency call system, dieticianapproved home-style meals,
cleaning and laundry services,
and a variety of social programs and group outings.
CareUs location in !ead allows
residents to stay close to their
friends and families who reside
there.
Golden Ridge Regional
Senior Care is located at 200
Montana Ave. in !ead. For
more
information
about
Care or the upcoming open
house, call 722-6380 in
!ead\Deadwood, or 719-6380
outside the !ead\Deadwood
area.
BHSU and Spearfish Arts Center to
host concert fundraiser
SPEARFISH & Ylack Hills State _niversityUs
visual arts department along with the Spearfish
Arts Center Gallery will host “The Deadwood
Songbook” concert at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25 at
the Matthews Opera House. The concert will feature Hank Harris with Kenny Putnam and Ricky
Jacobsen.
Proceeds from this event will go to YHS_ art
student scholarships and the Spearfish Arts Center
for preservation of its programs and the Matthews
3age 25
Opera House.
Social hour will be held from 6-7 p.m. with a
cash bar and hors dUoeuvres. A silent art auction
with approcimately 20 pieces of artwork from
both the YHS_ visual arts department and the
Spearfish Arts Center Gallery will also be held
during the concert.
Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door.
For more information please contact Jim Knutson,
professor of art at YHS_, at 605-642-6104.
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SPORTS
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BELLE FOURCHE
BLACK HILLS STATE
LEAD-DEADWOOD
SPEARFISH
STURGIS
September 9, 2009
Lady Diggers get first win of season over Newell
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LEAD — The Lead-Deadwood
volleyball team captured its first win
of the season defeating Newell 1825, 26-24, 25-17 and 25-21.
The Lady Diggers overcame a
sluggish Game 1, where they gave up
eight service aces to Newell.
IThe thing that swung it around
was we stopped being afraid and the
girls realized they could win the
game,” Lady Digger coach Eric
Eisenbraun said.
Newell took command early, scoring six straight points before LeadDeadwood could put a point on the
scoreboard.
The Lady Irrigators continued to
take advantage of the Lady Diggers’
timid play and won Game 1 easily,
25-18.
Game 2 saw a much more determined Lead-Deadwood team.
They took a 6-3 lead after a
Carley Gervin service ace.
The Lady Diggers were a team on
a mission as they extended their lead
to 17-11 after a service ace.
Newell battled back and took the
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See DIGGERS — Page 27
Dakota Five-O turns our record number of riders
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SPEARFISH — The Dakota
Five-O Bike Race held in
Spearfish City Park Sunday saw a
record 350 riders participate in the
event.
INo, we didn't really expect that
many riders,” said Perry Jewett,
event organizer. IWe were able to
make room for everybody.”
Sunday's warm temperatures
didn't make things any easier on
preparing for the event.
IWe had to go out and buy more
food and because it was a hot day
more Powerade drinks for the riders, but we managed to get everybody taken care of.
Jewett said the race was a success.
II thought it was nearly flawless
considering the number of people
we had riding in the race,” he said.
II got a lot of compliments from
riders, and a few suggestions, but
we got a lot of positive feedback.”
The impact of the race was good
for Spearfish on an economic
level.
IPeople bring their families here
and stay four or five days and that
definitely helps the businesses in
Spearfish,” said Jewett. II had a
person from the city parks department tell me there were more people that camped at the city campgrounds for our bike race than
there was for the rally.”
Jewett said he is happy with the
progress the Dakota Five-O Race
has made over the past nine years.
IIn nine years we've gone from
over 80 riders to close to 400 riders. We are definitely on our way
to becoming a premier event,” he
said
One thing Jewett said he'd like to
see is more help with the trails.
IThe trails we use are not official bike trails. We make trails out
of old bike path trails and the people seem to like the way our course
is built,” Jewett said
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26th Annual
FLY IN
SPONSORED BY:
Experimented Aircraft Association CHAPTER 806
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 11 & 12, 2009
Black Hills Airport/Clyde Ice Field, Spearfish, SD
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11TH
5:30PM - Steak Fry at Black Hills Aero
7:30PM - South Dakota Aviation Hall of Induction Ceremonies
Meet some of the Aviation Pioneers & hear their stories
~Everyone is invited~
Camping available on the field ~ Bring your own tie downs
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH
7:00AM - 11:00AM - Breakfast
Served by EAA Chapter 806
10:30AM - 12:00PM - FAASTeam Safety Seminar
12:00 - 1:00PM - Burger Burn Lunch
Served by EAA Chapter 806
1:00PM - SDPA Quarterly Meeting
6:30PM - Cream Can Dinner, Hanger Talk & Fun
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT
BLACK HILLS AERO (Ted Miller) 605-642-0277
605-641-0099 (Rich Krogstad)
Airport Identification SPF
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Butte/Lawrence Youth Rodeo
lets local youth show off talent
NISLAND — The ButtedLawrence
Youth Rodeo was held recently at the
Nisland Fairgrounds in Nisland.
Area youth got a chance to show off
their talents in barrel racing, goat tail
untying, dummy roping and other
evnts.
Here are the results from the
ButtedLawrence Youth Rodeo.
JuniorK
Se6en and under
Barrels0 1 Jake Fuerst, 2 Kayden
Steele, 3 Cashten Jefferies, 4 Shyanne
Howell and 5 Tegan Fite
Goat tail untying0 1 Jake Fuerst, 2
Dakota Whitman, 3 Charlie Henwood, 4
Shaylee Holben and 5 Payton Johnston
Key hole race0 1 Kayden Steele, 2
Jessica Heil, 3 Cashten Jefferies, 4 Tegan
Fite and 5 Shyanna Hall
Halloween 2 (R)
Ends Thursday Mon – Fri 6:45 & 8:30
The Ugly Truth (R)
Mon – Fri 7:00 & 9:00
Sat & Sun 1:30, 3:30, 7:00 & 9:00
Inglourious Basterds (R)
Mon – Fri 7:30
Sat & Sun 1:00, 4:15 & 7:30
GI Joe: Rise of the Cobra (PG13)
Ends Thursday Mon – Fri 6:45 & 9:00
District 9 (R)
Mon – Fri 6:45 & 8:45
Sat & Sun 1:30, 3:45, 6:45 & 8:45
Starts Friday
Sorority Row (R)
Whiteout (R)
Julie and Julia (PG13)
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Boot race0 1 Kayden Steele, 2
Shayanna Hall, 3 Shaylie Holben, 4 Jake
Fuerst and 5 Cashton Jefferies
All-Around0 1 Kayden Steele, 2 Jake
Fuerst and Shaylie Holben, 4 Shanne
Howell and Cashten Jefferies
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Barrels0 1 Sydney Fuerst, 2 Shayla
Howell, 3 Jessica Ryan, 4 Tanner Fite
and 5 Sierra Ward
Goat tail untying0 1 Tanner Fite, 2
Shayla Hwell, 3 Jessica Ryan, 4 Tanner
Fite and 5 Sierra Ward
Key hole race0 1 Tanner Fite, 2 Jessica
Ryan, 3 Taylor Hansen, 4 Kyler Dowling
and 5 Morgen Garrett.
Dummy roping0 Stran Holben, 2
Shayla Howell, 3 Tanner Fite, 4 Kyler
Dowling and 5 Daniel Pepin
All-Around0 1 Tanner Fite, 2 Jessica
Ryan, 3 Stran Holben, 4 Shayla Howell
and 5 Kyler Dowling
SeniorK
12 to 1$
Barrels0 1 Brooke Howell, 2 Fehrin
Ward, 3 Jayci Lamphere, 4 Keanna Ward
and 5 Maclyn Hauk
Key hole0 1 Fehrin Ward, 2 Keanna
Ward, 3 Caitlyn Dowling, 4 Bridget
Howell and 5 August Crowley
Flag race0 Fehrin Ward, 2 Jayci
Lamphere, 3 Maclyn Hauck, 4 Brooke
Howell and 5 Caitlyn Dowling
Dummy roping0 Brooke Howell, 2
Bridget Howell, Fehrin Ward, Jayci
Lamphere and Macyln Hauck
All-Around0 1 Fehrin Ward, 2 Jayci
Lamphere, 3 Brooke Howell, 4 Maclyn
Hauck and 5 Caitlyn Dowling
Diggers 'dig in' together
1830 N Main St., Spearfish, S.D 57783
Time Travelers Wife (PG 13)
Ends Thursday Mon – Fri 6:45, 8:45
Wednesday, Septe,-er 0, 1000
■ Football family
meals at V.F.W. build
camaraderie
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DEADWOOD — A sea of
maroon and yellow jerseyclad young men packed in to
the back of the Deadwood
8.F.W. Post 5969 Wednesday
night and proceeded to put
away more than 50 VburgernightW specials together, as a
Vfootball family.W
Lead-Deadwood
Golddigger assistant coach
Kip Mau said the football
team has a few new marching
orders this year and one at the
top of the list is to share a few
VfamilyW meals together in
honor of home games.
VEvery home game, the
team eats together sometime
during that week,W Mau said.
The varsity and junior varsity Golddigger football family is a big one — 48 in all,
according to Golddigger head
football coach Tony Biesiot.
VCoach Mau ramrodded
this whole thing to bring kids
and the community together,W
Biesiot said. VIt's a great way
to gain support for our athletes and kids. The community has stepped forward and
reached out to us and we're
very appreciative of them
giving back to the kids in our
community.W
The idea for the team
building exercise came from
a fellow Deadwood police
officer of Mau's, Rob Lester,
whose brother-in-law implemented the approach in
Montana.
VFirst and foremost, in
building the program, we're
trying to make it a team deal.
There's not an 'I' in team. In a
family environment, everyone knows their role within
the family and they perform
that role,W said Mau. VWe
decided to take that idea of a
family and incorporate it into
our team philosophy. Eating
together before home games
is one way to foster that family environment.W
The Diggers are looking
forward to their first home
game of the season against
Bennett County, at 7 p.m.
Sept. 19 and they would like
a big show from the community to back them up.
VLead is helping us out.
Deadwood is helping us out.
There are a large number of
people in Lead-Deadwood.
We have, what around five,
six thousand people between
the two? There's no reason
we can't put 1,000 people in
the stands on
home
game
nights. That's
why these guys
have their jerseys on when
they go out to
eat. Maybe if
the community
sees more of
their football
team, they'll
realize
they
should come
down
and
watch
them
play a game or
two,W Mau said.
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his coaching
involvement on
the
Digger
team with his
experience as a
Deadwood
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the path these
succeed in life,W said Mau.
football players have chosen.
VWe coach the game of life
VWhen they feel like
with the goal of making
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Happenings
Spearfish City
League Volleyball
Sept. 20
S"#A%&IS( * %egistration is
now open until Sept. 15 for those
interested in playing in the Spearfish
City @eague Aolleyball @eague.
@eague play starts Sunday, Sept.
20. %egistration forms can be
picked up and turned in at the City
%ec Center or at Black (ills "ure.
The cost is K1L0 per team of six
players, K30 for each additional player.
The league will have an "A" and
"B" division. If you have any questions call Sarah Dittman at T411249.
Spartan fan bus
for Huron
football game
S"#A%&IS( * If you are interested in riding the Spartan fan bus to
the (uron football game Oct. 2,
please stop by Coreen @erwick's
Page 10
Lady Broncs win 3-0 over Cavs
State &arm Insurance office to sign
up at 125 #. Colorado Blvd. Suite
1Y. The cost to ride the bus is K45
per person. The bus will leave at 10
a.m..
Bring your own lunch, but there
will be a stop for dinner before the
game. The final day to sign up for
the trip is Sept. 1L. The first 40 people to sign up are on the bus.
BHSU golf scramble
Sept. 26
S"#A%&IS( * The Black (ills
State university rodeo team will be
holding a four person scramble golf
tournament Sept. 2T at the Spearfish
Canyon Country Club.
The entry fee is K125 per person.
Zou pick three members of your
team and the fourth will be a college
rodeo team member. There will be
cash prizes and other prizes given
away at this scramble.
All money raised will benefit the
B(S\ rodeo team.
&or more information call ]ellie
at T44-355T or e-mail her at kellie.weinzetl^lantisnet. com.
!"ea &"orsen "el,ed .elle /ourc"e2s volleyball tea7 i7,rove to 9-; on t"e season
by defeatin= !t. &"o7as ?ore 9-; &uesday, in .elle /ourc"e. &"e Lady .roncs won
CD-C;, CD-EF and CG-CF. &"e Lady .roncs neHt =a7e is !e,t. ED a=ainst Iou=las
in .elle /ouc"e. Pioneer file photo
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FRIDAY, SEPT. 11, 2009 11:00 AM
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North Hwy. 14-16 to Ratcliff Drive, Signs will be posted.
FUSING EQUIPMENT: McElroy fusing machine 4-12 in., Electric fuse heater, Pipe roller
cradles, pipe stands, saddle branch fuse, 2-4 in. Pitbull.
SHOP TOOLS & EQUIPMENT: Pressure washer (gas power), Cement mixer 1/3 yd.
(elec.) water pump 2 in. (gas), Parts washer, Oxy./Act. set on cart, small Oxy./Act.
set., Makita cut-off saw, large 6 ft. drill press, large air compressor (gas power),
small electric air compressor, 10 ton Port-A-Power, 3 - upright Craftman tool boxes,
engine stand, cherry picker, 8 ton pipe threaders 2-4 in., lifting straps, pipe wrenches up to 4 ft., pipe vices, work lights, 3/4 in. socket sets, shop vac, GA-6HE generator (runs, needs repair), 55 gal. drum dollie, wrench & socket sets, side grinders,
saws, drills, air tools, hyd. jacks, air paint gun, bars, shovels, sledgehammers, asst.
hand tools, creeper, jumper cables, chock blocks, heavy duty tire chains for ditch
witch, misc. fittings & tools
WELDERS: 1 - Miller mtic 210 wire feed welder, 2 - Miller 250 & 1 - Lincoln 250
portable welders (gas power)
EQUIPMENT: Ingersoll-Rand VR-90 with 6,017 hours, Extenda fork lift, 10 ft. Brush
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER TOMORROW’S WEATHER
Page 30
OBAMA Continued :rom Page 1
r
Visit ou t
a
booth o!
the Exp
a""o$ tea(hers to use the -road(ast as
they see fit in rea(hing their (urri(u"ar
goa"s,5 6orford said7 8Parents may
ha;e their (hi"d<ren= o>t out of the
-road(ast, and those (hi"dren $i"" -e
>ro;ided an a"ternati;e a(ti;ity and
"o(ation during the s>ee(h7 ?e sent a
@(hoo"Aea(h message on Briday night
to a"" >arents in the Cistri(t eD>"aining
the >ro(edures $e $i"" fo""o$7 The
message did in("ude instru(ting >arents
to (a"" tea(hers and administrators $ith
their Fuestions andGor de(isions a-out
their (hi"dHs >arti(i>ation in this e;ent75
6orford said that the tea(hers $ho
sa$ it as (ondu(i;e to their (urri(u"um
sho$ed the -road(ast and those $ho
fai"ed to see re"e;an(e didnHt sho$ it7 8I
"ooJed at the teDt 6onday and fe"t it
$as no different than $hat any other
>residentia" address $ou"d en(om>ass7
I didnHt fee" that it $as anything other
than an en(ouraging s>ee(h for stuK
dents,5 6orford said7
LeadKCead$ood @u>erintendent of
@(hoo"s Cr7 Can LeiJ;o"d shared a
;ery simi"ar stan(e regarding his disK
tri(tHs >o"i(y on the address7
8?e $i"" a""o$ tea(hers to de(ide
$hether or not the s>ee(h fits into their
>"ans,5 LeiJ;o"d said7 8?hether or not
tea(hers $ant to $at(h it as a (urrent
e;ent $i"" -e "eft u> to them, simi"ar to
the s>a(e shutt"e or an inauguration or
a state of the state address7 Ms $ith
many a(ti;ities, >arents may notify the
s(hoo", as they often do, and eD(use
their son or daughter from >arti(i>atK
ing,5 LeiJ;o"d said7
LeadKCead$ood N"ementary se(ond
grade tea(her Conna Cotton and first
grade tea(her @uPanne TrentP -oth
sho$ed the address to their students
6onday morning7
8The reason $e shared the s>ee(h
$as -e(ause I fe"t "iJe it $as an o>>orK
tunity for my HCotton QidsH to rea""y
re"ate to our >resident,5 Cotton said7
8Mfter a"", no matter ho$ you fee"
a-out him, he is our President and he
$as addressing our Jids in $hat I sa$
as an histori(a" e;ent for them75
N;en at a young age, the Cotton Qids
retained many of the finer >oints of the
s>ee(h and its message and Cotton fe"t
that it $as interesting to hear their >erK
s>e(ti;es7 8Mfter the s>ee(h $as o;er, I
did some Fuestioning as to $hat they
(ame a$ay $ith and I $as >"eased $ith
the out(ome7 They >i(Jed u> on his
-a(Jground <sing"e >arentGnot mu(h
money= and sti"" -e(ame >resident7
They heard him say Hstay in s(hoo",H
Hne;er gi;e u>,H HtaJe res>onsi-i"ity,H
Hsho$ res>e(t,H et(7,5 Cotton said7
@(ott Ro$ard, a (om>osition, "iteraK
ture and so(ia" studies instru(tor at
@>earfish Righ @(hoo" a"so found it
$orth$hi"e to -road(ast the address to
his students7
See OBAMA — Page 32
LOCAL & REGIONAL WEATHER
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
!ednesday, )e*tem-er 9, 2009
Page 36
FOOD PANTRY Continued from Page 6
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ne: ,o;a"%on, !.e !a%d, :%,, need "o
3e a" ,ea!" 1,200 "o 1,300 !Cua#e
/ee" "o a;;o88oda"e ".e /a;%,%"yD!
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a !8a,, #e;e%F%ng a#ea /o# /ood
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3a!e8en", ".a"D! no good,I Je,!.
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/und#a%!e# "o 2u#;.a!e a 3u%,d%ng
/o# ".e /ood 2an"#y,I Je,!. !a%d'
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2an"#y o//%;%a,! :e#e o#%g%na,,y
,ooL%ng %n"o 2u#;.a!%ng ".e /o#8e#
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d%!;oFe#ed 8o,d %n ".e 3u%,d%ng, a
,eaL%ng #oo/, and o".e# 2#o3,e8!
".a" :ou,d 3e ;o!",y "o /%S'
H/ ".e N2ea#/%!. Oood Pan"#y
3oa#d %! una3,e "o /%nd a ne: ,o;aQ
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Je,!. !a%d !.e doe! no" Lno:
:.a" :%,, .a22en "o ".e /a;%,%"y'
=o:eFe#, Je,!. !a%d !.e doe!
.aFe /a%"., a! ".e /ood 2an"#y .a!
3een d%!2,a;ed 3e/o#e'
G>.e /ood 2an"#y .a! 3een d%!Q
2,a;ed !eFe#a, "%8e! /o# :.a"eFe#
#ea!on, and :e .aFe a,:ay! 8anQ
aged "o 8aLe %" :o#L,I Je,!. !a%d'
GJeD#e no" ,ooL%ng /o# a 8an!%on
o# any".%ng ,%Le ".a"' UJe needV
!o8e".%ng ".a" %! doa3,e, on a
g#ound /,oo#, :%". enoug. !2a;e
/o# !"o#age /o# ".e %"e8! ".a" a#e
dona"ed' >.a"D! 2#e""y 8u;. %"'I
Oo# 8o#e %n/o#8a"%on a3ou" ".e
N2ea#/%!. Oood Pan"#y o# "o o//e#
!ugge!"%on! ;a,, Je,!. a" PR5Q
6W02, Xa##y Je%e#! a" 622Q5WPW, o#
".e N2ea#/%!. Oood Pan"#y a" PR2Q
09R0'
Friday, September 11
Tickets are $20
5:30 pm: Violent Hippie
6:45 pm: Randy McAllister
with the Brandon Sprague
Blues Band
8:30 pm: Rocco DeLuca and
the Burden
Saturday, September 12
Tickets are $30
2-Day Tickets are $45
Noon: Lang Termes
1 p.m: Six Mile Road
2:20 pm: Sarah Pierce
3:45 pm: Savage Henry
5:10 pm: Janitor Bob and
the Armchair Cowboys
6:45 pm: The Outlaws
8:30 pm: Mat Kearney
7o you ha;e a ne<s ti*>
Call Mark or Wendy at 642-2361
Page 32
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
!ednesday, )e*tem-er 9, 2009
SMOKING
Continued from Page 1
outcome of the lawsuit,
would prohibit smoking
in bars, casinos and
restaurants with alcohol
licenses.
Stalley worked for the
ban's passage by the
Legislature earlier this
year. Trucano and the others gathered signatures
for a referendum on the
ban. Stalley in turn challenged the validity of
thousands of signatures
and convinced ?elson to
rule the petitions lacked
enough signatures. Many
of the challenged signatures were on petition
pages where public
notaries gave the incorrect expiration dates for
the notary commissions
or failed to provide expiration dates.
The Trucano side's
motion for summary
judgment argues that the
technical issue of notary
expiration dates shouldn't
affect the validity of signatures which otherwise
were lawfully gathered
and submitted.
The trial, if it is held, is
still set for Oct. 26-27.
OBAMA Continued
from Page 30
)u-s7ri-e to the ;<a7= >i<<s Pioneer ?@?ditionA
“One of our roles as
teachers is to encourage
students to analyHe and
judge the ideas and
actions of their government, and to help them to
become informed, civically minded citiHens,”
Howard said. “In addition, the ideas presented
in the speech about personal responsibility, hard
work, perseverance, and
the importance of education are highly relevant to
every student.”
The president's message was intended to
coincide with the first day
of school for many students across the nation. In
a televised broadcast, the
president spoke directly
to students across the
country on the importance of taking responsibility for their education,
challenged them to set
goals and to do all they
can to succeed. It was the
White House's intent that
as many schools and
classrooms nationwide
have the ability to participate in this special opportunity, so they took great
strides in making the
president's address and all
the information associated with it as widely available as possible.

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