Rounds says budget crunch worsening Spearfish to maintain Exit 14

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PIONEER
BLACK HILLS
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Saturday, September 5, 2009 • VOL. 134 NO. 75
PIONEERING THE NEWS SINCE 1876
EPA ‘concerned’
about forest travel plan
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Spearfish to maintain Exit
14 lights, DOT retains
control over signals
BY WENDY PITLICK
Black Hills Pioneer
The Environmental Protection Agency expressed major concerns with the Black
Hills National Forest’s travel management plan. Pioneer file photo
■ Says it offers too much
motorized access
BY MARK WATSON
Black Hills Pioneer
BLACK HILLS — The EPA has expressed
concerns about the Black Hills National
Forest's proposed Travel Management Plan
saying it grants too much access to motorized
vehicles and caters to a “clear minority” of forest users.
In a letter written to Forest Supervisor Craig
Bobzien, Environmental Protection Agency
officials cited concerns for water quality, the
opening of more roads to motorized vehicles,
cross country vehicle travel, lack of information and a lack of resources identified for
enforcement and maintenance of the transportation system.
“They made their points and concerns. They
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gave us an EC-2 rating - environmental concerns, insufficient information,” Bobzien said.
“I don't know if I would say it is strong as we
get a lot of EC-2 rating on our environmental
impact statement. … This is more lengthy than
most that we receive, but it is their part to provide us the most complete feedback that they
can.”
The forest service will take under consideration the comments from the EPA and comments
received from the public as it works on a final
environmental impact statement on the new
travel management plan.
“I plan on spending a lot of time and being as
transparent as I can in how that public input
effects the decision I will be making,” Bobzien
said. “We're still open on this. … We want to
develop a motorized system that people can be
proud of and support that will respect all the
different interest groups we have.”
See EPA — Page 30
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holiday Monday, Sept. 7, the Black
Hills Pioneer offices will be closed.
There will not be a paper delivered
that day. Offices will reopen and
papers will be delivered as usual
on Tuesday, Sept. 8.
SPEARFISH — The city of
Spearfish is responsible for the maintenance of the traffic signals at Exit 14,
but since the S.D. Department of
Transportation owns the lights it maintains the power to operate them, city
officials said Wednesday.
Public Works Director Cheryl
Johnson told city council members
Wednesday that a maintenance agreement with the state is ready for the city
to sign. Under the agreement, the city
of Spearfish will be responsible for
paying for the electricity for the light,
as well as any emergency and routine
maintenance for the signal. The city
will have the opportunity to negotiate
price sharing with the state for any
repairs that will cost more than $2,500.
However, Johnson reported that
since the state owns the traffic signal,
the S.D. Department of Transportation
will retain the power to operate and
control the timing for the lights that
regulate traffic coming off Interstate
90 at Exit 14. If the city has any suggested changes for the signal operation, those requests will have to be
made in writing to the state, with the
final decision lying with the S.D.
Department of Transportation.
The signal was installed in 2005
after the Wal-Mart Supercenter was
built on First Avenue. Since then,
Johnson said the city has received
more than 30 complaints about the
lights.
Gary Engel, Rapid City area engineer for the S.D. Department of
Transportation said he has had more
complaints about the Exit 14 signal
than any other traffic signal installed
throughout his career. However, he
said he believes measures have been
taken to correct the problems. The
signal, which runs on a timed system,
has been adjusted multiple times, he
said.
“It seems at least the complaints
have slowed down,” he said.
The maintenance agreement with
the city, Engel said, is pretty standard
with all DOT-owned traffic signals
that are located within city limits.
“They're right there, and in most
cases they have people who can get to
(the signals) right away,” Engel said
of the cities maintaining the lights.
Motorists who have concerns about
the traffic lights at Exit 14 should
contact S.D. Department of
Transportation
Region
Traffic
Engineer Doug Kinniburgh, or
Project Engineer Steve Palmer directly at 394-2248.
Rounds says budget
crunch worsening
BY CHET BROKAW
Associated Press Writer
PIERRE (AP) — The gap
between ongoing state revenue and
spending could reach $150 million
in the next budget year because tax
collections continue to fall and
spending is growing in programs
that help people who have lost
their jobs, Gov. Mike Rounds said
Friday.
Revenue from the state sales tax
and other major taxes has fallen in
the past five months while spending has grown rapidly on
Medicaid, the state-federal pro-
gram that pays the medical
expenses of low-income people,
Rounds told The Associated Press.
South Dakota so far has been
able to cope with the recession by
trimming some spending and using
federal stimulus funds for education and Medicaid, Rounds said.
The good news is that the state has
not yet had to tap its reserve funds,
he said.
"But we're looking down the
road saying we're very concerned
because this recession is going to
See BUDGET — Page 9
BLACK HILLS PIONEER LOCAL SCENE
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Saturday, September 5, 2009
Terry Peak clearing path to safer skiing
B" AM" WRI(HT
Black Hills Pioneer
SuperIisor in the winter at Terry
Pea> said o9 the additiona- s>iing.
JIQIe heard the term Jside counTERRY PEA' ) Whi-e most
tyL s>iing coined, because it is
are hanging on the -ast remaining
sti-- inbounds but not on the 9ace
days o9 summer, trai- crew wor>o9 the mountain. This is the same
ers at Terry Pea> are ta>ing the
thing, but we arenQt ca--ing it anycoo-, wet summer as a good omen
thing specia-. Basica--y, weQIe
as they c-ear trai- areas 9or addiopened up 10 acres o9 Bua-ity and
tiona- s>iing in anticipation o9
sa9e tree s>iing. This area wi-- be
what they hope to be an eBua--y
good 9or ear-y season access.L
snowy winter as -ast year.
Bergman said the c-ean up area
Jason Bergman o9 Lead and his
which
is -ocated west o9 the
crew o9 two, Terry Pea> S>i
NeIada
Gu-ch Lodge wi-- haIe a
Patro- Director T.J. EIans and
tri-9ecta
e99ect as they are c-earwinter trai- groomer Josh Ries,
ing
ground
9ue-s that cou-d perhaIe been scouring Terry Pea> a-petuate
a
possib-e
9ire as we-- as
summer c-earing dead trees and
meeting
the
demands
o9 their
9orest 9-oor debris as we-- as
patrons
by
ma>ing
the
a-ready
scu-pting 9our chutes that wi-- be
rideab-e
beauti9uterrain
more
used this winter as additiona- tree
easi-y
accessib-e
to
-ocas>iers
s>iing terrain.
and riders, a-- whi-e being stewJA -ot o9 -arger mountains are
ards o9 the -and by preIenting
doing this in Co-orado,L
erosion in a reseeding process
Bergman, who acts as trai- crew
a9ter an area has been c-eared.
-eader in the summers and
Bergman says the c-ean up
NeIada Gu-ch Lodge Operations
e99ort is great 9or the enIironment
as the remoIa- o9 o-d
growth and dead trees
protects the hea-thy
9-ora o9 the area 9rom
In the Thursday, Sept. 3 edition o9 the
9ire and giIes the new
Pioneer a News and Note entit-ed JNew
and hea-thy growth an
sirenL stated that DaIe Peters, representing
opportunity to 9-ourish.
the Sandstone Addition Homeowners
JThis is a Iery o-d
Association, as>ed the city to insta-- a new
9orest. Hope9u--y what
emergency siren in the deIe-opment. In
we are doing here is
9act, residents as>ed the city 9or in9ormareUuIenating it. Ninetytion about a possib-e siren.
9iIe percent o9 what
weQIe been cutting has
been dead standing
trees. We do haIe a -itt-e pine beet-e >i--, but
itQs not too bad out
here. A9ter we are done
c-earing an area we are
We would like to honor our local
going through and
military personnel.
reseeding with a speSend Us Your PhotosL
cia- seed miV speci9ica--y 9or Terry Pea>.
We will print photos of your family members
The seed miVture is a
or friends who are in the military.
combination o9 spring
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wheat, rye grass and
Siberian FoV tai-. By
doing this we are
aIoiding erosion and
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reUuIenating the area.L
Coming o99 a strong sa-e and
snow season -ast year is the reason why this proUect, which has
been in the wor>s 9or 9our year, is
9ina--y coming to 9ruition
Bergman says.
JThe demand is there on the
-oca- -eIe-,L Bergman said.
JWeQIe got eVpert s>iers and riders designing eVpert -eIe- trai-s
9or eVpert -eIe- s>iers and riders.
The peop-e who ride here haIe
pride in their home mountain.
They >now what is out here and
the area we are c-earing has been
de9inite-y been accessed. We are
not on-y meeting our customerQs
needs but a-so ma>ing the area
sa9er 9or them. WeQIe been seeing
s>i terrain -i>e this more and
more in industry Iideos and it is
rea--y being pushed as the sport
progresses. We origina--y cut
these g-ades out a 9ew years ago
but s>i resorts operate Uust as any
other business does. ProUects are
based on priorities and money.
Last winter was phenomena- and
we haIe been 9ortunate enough to
push this to the top o9 the -ist. We
wi-- be 9inished in time 9or this
season.L
EIans says the c-earing o9 the
area wi-- a--eIiate headaches this
winter as in preIious years the
debris in the trees has caused
some s>iers to inUure themse-Ies
whi-e s>iing in the g-added area.
JEIen though it is pretty rough
out here, itQs not hard 9or me to
wor> on this because I >now the
direct bene9it is right around the
corner,L EIan said a--uding to
both sa9er and additiona- terrain.
JThere is no doubt I am -oo>ing
9orward to riding this area and
seeing a-- the wor> weQIe done go
to good use.L
JYes. De9inite-y,L Bergman
chimes in. JI canQt wait to get in
here this winter. WeQIe been
wa->ing around a-- summer
dreaming about powder days. ItQs
going to be rad!L
<ason Bergman> left> and ?.<. @;ans re; up their chain saws
while clearing logs at ?erry Peak in an effort to eBpand the skiC
able terrain with the addition of a maintained tree skiing area.
DBelowE Bergman and @;ans sur;ey an area on ?erry Peak for
tree deadfall debris on the forest floor. Bergman and @;ans
along with <osh Feis Dnot picturedE ha;e been working all sumC
mer in an effort to clean up downed trees on ?erry Peak to open
more ski terrain and to make trail conditions safer. Pioneer
photo by Amy Wright
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Neb.’s TierOne sell 32
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PMA(A, Neb. ÀPa * TierPne
BankJs owners announced Friday they
agreed to sell 3C bank branches and relat<
ed assets to Great Testern Bank.
Great Testern said it would pay a net
premium of about Y3b million for the
assets it is accuiring, which include YH.H
billion in deposits, YV00 million in loans
and YC0 million in real estate associated
with the branches.
The deal should help TierPne, which
is under strict scrutiny from the federal
Pffice of Thrift Supervision, strengthen
its balance sheet.
dCompletion of the transaction will
fortify the bankJs capital levels,d TierPne
C#P Gilbert Lundstrom said. The addi<
tional capital will help TierPne address
concerns about the cuality of certain
assets and work through the recession, he
said.
#arlier this year, TierPne Corp., the
Nebraska<based parent of TierPne Bank,
signed an agreement with regulators that
restricts certain activities and recuires the
bank to keep more capital on hand than
is typically recuired for similar thrifts.
Regulators became concerned about
TierPne after the bank reported four con<
secutive cuarters of losses totaling YbV.[
million from late C00A into C00V.
TierPneJs recent troubles have primar<
ily been related to nonperforming loans
generated by nine loan offices in other
states that TierPne closed last summer.
Those offices were in states < including
AriMona, Florida and Nevada < where
foreclosure rates on subprime loans have
been high.
The branch sale announced Friday
includes three branches in Council
Bluffs, 'owa, and Cb in Nebraska. Many
were accuired by TierPne in its C00X
accuisition of United Nebraska Bank.
Great Testern C#P Jeff #rickson said
this deal made sense because it will give
his bank 3C branches in the greater
Pmaha area, up from the C0 it runs now.
dThis eZpansion opportunity fits well
with our strategy and enhances our pres<
ence and demonstrates our commitment
to our communities in the greater Pmaha
area,d #rickson said.
Great Testern is based in SiouZ Falls,
but it is a subsidiary of National Australia
Bank Ltd., which holds assets of Y[X0
billion and has branches in Australia,
New fealand and the United îngdom.
TierPne currently holds Y3.C billion in
assets and Wb bank branches in
Nebraska, 'owa and ânsas. After the
deal, TierPne will have 3A branches and
roughly YC billion in assets.
Saturday, September ., 2001
Splash park opens
in Spearfish
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SP#ARF'S( * As the water park in Spearfish
prepares to close this weekend another water activ<
ity will open.
A splash park is now open for the final few days
of summer on the corner of Ath Avenue and 3Cnd
Street in Green Acres.
The free family attraction is open to the public.
Park goers can activate the water feature by touch<
ing the silver disc on top of the red fire hydrant.
The spray pattern will run for H0 minutes. The park
will be open daily from HH a.m. to A p.m. through
Sept. H3.
Rec Center
concert
SP#ARF'S( * The Spearfish Rec Center is
hosting a concert from HC:30<C:30 p.m. Monday,
Sept. A. #njoy the last days of summer with an
afternoon by the pool listening to guitar prodigy
MaZ Temple and âPaMMo the best blues and rock
band in the (ills. The Spearfish Rec Center is
located at WC[ Fifth St. For further information
call WXC<H333.
POSTMASTER Continued from 2age :
' think we have our spot. ' donJt like to
read the newspaper online, ' like to
have it in my hand. But when my gen<
eration is gone the kids would rather
sit on the computer and see their mag<
aMines, do their letters, do their bank<
ing and everything. ThatJs why we
have to concentrate on getting market
share in the package industry.N
Making sure the postal service oper<
ates with the right number of employ<
ees and offices is also imperative to
survival, as a nationwide consolida<
tion effort is currently underway,
Stalder said. (ere locally, Stalder said
the Spearfish Post Pffice just re<
aligned its city routes, adding more
deliveries to its carriers. Last year the
post office consolidated its rural
routes, adding more deliveries to its
carriers as well.
STe have kind of turned upside
down the entire town,N he said.
S#verybody has later delivery times
and earlier delivery times all of a sud<
den.N
But that follows the trend of what
the postal service is doing nationally,
he said. This year in the U.S. the
postal service wants to close about
3,000 offices < primarily in urban
areas that currently enjoy more than
one post office. Additionally, he said
the postal service has gone from
V00,000 employees to about WX0,000,
and has cut about YW billion out of its
budget.
But that, Stalder said, shouldnJt
affect Spearfish. Right now, the new
postmaster eZplained that his biggest
challenge is that he has had siZ
employees retire in the last H[ months.
(e runs an operation of about CW
employees, so losing siZ in such a
short period of time is significant.
Thile Stalder said he may not replace
all of them, he is eZpecting at least
three employees to be transferred to
his Spearfish office.
SThat the postal service does is you
are guaranteed a job no matter what,N
he said. SThey donJt come to you with
a pink slip. They say Jyour job is now
in Spearfish.JN
Though Stalder is involved in youth
coaching for summer sports such as
baseball and basketball, he said most
people in the Spearfish community
know him from his role at the post
office. (e is looking forward to con<
tinuing to serve his Spearfish mail
customers at the helm of the local post
office.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Buckkle up
Nationwide 13,000 people die
each year in speed-related crashes. Posted speed limits help to
keep people safe and help you to
keep your vehicle under control.
Wearing your seatbelt keeps
you from being ejected in a crash
and also helps keep you behind
the wheel and in control of your
vehicle.
A first time drunk driving
arrest can cost you thousands of
dollars in addition to the loss of
your driver's license for 30 days,
fines and jail time, attorney fees,
raised insurance rates and alcohol
counseling.
The Lead Police Department
has joined with other law
enforcement agencies statewide
to support the 2009 Labor Day
Holiday effort. Jfficers will be
working additional hours to help
keep everyone safe this holiday
weekend.
We encourage all South
Dakotans and visitors to buckle
up, follow posted speed limits
and don't drink and drive.
!ohn !. 'ainman, !r.
-hie/ o/ 0olice
3ead 0olice 5epartment
Time for Lead
and Deadwood
to cleanup
I have been a resident of
Deadwood for the past 10 year.
Prior to living in Deadwood, I
lived in towns as small as 400
people and cities as large as several million. Comparing this
there area to the other areas I
have lived, one thing I find disturbing about the communities of
Lead and Deadwood is that there
are business and home owners in
both towns that persist on letting
their property deteriorate.
I am sure someone will
respond saying this is an issue of
money. I would respond that a
little paint, weed removal, deco-
COONESBURY
BLACK HILLS
BY GARY TRUCEAU
PIONEER
315 Seaton Circle, Spearfish, SD 57783
7 South Main, Lead, SD 57754
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Email: [email protected]
ration, removal of derelict vehicles etc ... would go a long way in
beautifying both communities.
We are a major tourist destination
and we just received a rather
unfavorable National Geographic
review. Pad national press might
be a reason to spruce up the area.
Qou would think that homeowners and business owners alike
would realize that an attractive
community attracts people and
the money they spend to their
community. There are businesses
in Lead, Central City and
Deadwood that people avoid
because they are uninviting.
It is an embarrassment to those
of us that take pride in our community and keep up our property.
It is a poor reflection on our
towns and detrimental to the local
economy that so many people
just do nothing. Again people will
say that they don't have the
money to fix things up. I counter
that in this economy, how can
you afford not toT Property values for nice homes and attractive
businesses are lowered because
of blight that could be as close as
next door. If our communities are
attractive ,business enterprise and
tourists will come here pumping
their money into the local economy. Not to mention your own
home may be worth more if the
neighbor's house isn't a dump.
The entrances to the LeadDeadwood area are particularly
bad. Anyone coming into
Deadwood from the south end of
town might turn around before
they go any farther. How about
the giant rusty sign going up the
hill to LeadT It is historic, but
can't you put a fresh coat of paint
on itT
As a transplant to this area I am
curious about the seemingly
widely varying attitudes toward
historical findings/structures.
Why are so many people up in
arms over the Wing Tsu buildingV
but yet the removal of the Podega
Pack Par happened without a
whimper. Hw are construction
deadlines more important than
MAAAARC 0DAAMORE
the historical findings at the Rec
Center siteT I am also curious to
know what defines Xcontributing
structure.X There are some properties listed as contributing structures that are contributing to
community blight only. Age does
not always equate with historical
value. And if a property is
deemed to be of historical significance, what are the standards of
up keep for the property ownerT
However there are many
homes and businesses that look
nice. Money doesn't have to be
an issue. There are many grants
and loan programs, such as Paint
the Town, that are happy to help
with historic preservation and
general upkeep. Good for you,
people that are taking some initiative and making an effort. I
hope this encourages discussion
and for some people motivation
to
make
the
cleanup
efforts/repairs their properties
need.
!oe 8line,
5eadwood
BY BRUCE TDNSAEY
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CITY EDITOR, Wendy Pitlick
ACCOUNTING, Ardith Richards
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
Saturday, September 5, /001
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Make a friend for life.... adopt a shelter pet today!
MYA*
Mya is almost 3
years old. Do you have the
heart to save Mya from
spending the rest of her life
behind kennel bars?
PRINCESS*
To the eye,
Princess looks like just another
young kitty. When you touch her,
you immediately feel the difference.
Her wispy hair is soooo soft. Give
her tender care, and you will see her
transform into the beautiful
Princess she is destined to be.
BAILEY* Bailey, a 7
year old silver Toy Poodle,
would love a companion
who can spend all day with
him.
!A## Pe's are s+ayed and neu'ered 0e1ore 'hey #ea4e 'he she#'er5
Immunize, spay/neuter, shelter from the cold, and LOVE your pets!!
See these and other wonderful pets at www.petfinder.com
Lost pets and strays fill the shelter, can you help with time or donations?
Pet Food Pantry is available at the shelter for those who need it.
Some have to choose between food for family or food for pets. To discourage animal
abandonment, a Pet Food Pantry is available at the shelter for those who need it.
Won’t you help us stock the Pet Food Pantry? Just drop off food at WHHS.
These Animals are available at
WESTERN HILLS
HUMANE SOCIETY
324 Industrial Dr., Spearfish
642-1576
Sponsored by:
125 E. Colorado Blvd., Suite 2A,
Spearfish, SD • 642-2009
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See RESULTS — Page 8
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
Page 4
$4,000 BUYER CREDIT
1823 Sugar Creek, Spearfish
2 bedroom, 1 bath home with attached twocar garage. Full unfinished basement. Seller will
pay up to $4,000 towards purchase of appliances or buyer’s closing costs.
MLS #28474 • $169,900
For more information contact
Scot Munro • 641-6482
Heath Gran • 209-2052
D AKOTA B ELLE –S PEARFISH R EALTY
123 E. Jackson Blvd. • Spearfish, SD
www.spearfishrealty.com
1830 N Main St., Spearfish, S.D 57783
Time Travelers Wife (PG 13)
Mon – Fri 6:45, 8:45
Sat & Sun 1:15, 3:45, 6:45 & 8:45
Halloween 2 (R)
Mon – Fri 6:45 & 8:30
Sat & Sun 1:45, 4:00, 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)
Mon – Fri 6:45 & 9:00
Sat & Sun 1:00, 3:45, 6:45 & 9:00
!aturday, !e*tem,er ., 2009
RESULTS Continued from Page 7
purple
Arturo Shaykett, Nisland, senior swine
showmanship, blueM heavy market barrow, purpleM junior boar, blue
Brodie Shaykett, Nisland, senior swine
showmanship, purpleM junior feeder pig,
blueM light market gilt, blue
Sammi Shaykett, Nisland, senior swine
showmanship, blueM light market gilt, blueM
pen of three market pigs, blue
Morgan Smart, Fruitdale, medium black
faced market wether, purpleM first time sheep
showmanship, purpleM four of my best photos taken this year, red
Kiera Stark, Vale, medium white faced
market ewe, purpleM beginner sheep showmanship, blueM shooting sports education display, red
Parker Sutton, Spearfish, shooting sports
education display, purpleM medium black
faced market wether, blueM junior sheep
showmanship, blue
Tyler Swan, Newell, wood kitUpattern,
purpleM medium white faced feeder wether,
blueM senior sheep showmanship, blueM ffa
sheep showmanship, purple
Kayla Sue Tucker, newell, fun with convenience foods, blueM textiles original, blueM
textiles original, purpleM light black faced
feeder wether, redM senior sheep showmanship, blue
Taylor Vavra, Nisland, beginner swine
showmanship, purpleM light market barrow,
blueM light market barrow, purpleM light market gilt, purpleM pen of three market pigs, purpleM junior boar, purpleM crossbred junior gilt,
purpleM Duroc junior gilt, purpleM Xorkshire
junior gilt, purpleM Hampshire senior gilt,
purpleM beginner beef showmanship, purpleM
yearling feeder steer, purpleM red angus junior
yearling heifer, purpleM Gelbvieh junior yearling heifer, purpleM duck, purpleM duck, purple
Amber 9allace, Newell, metal original,
purpleM metal original, purpleM nature kitUpattern, blueM constructed fabric accessory, blueM
storage item for a room in your home, blueM
constructed fabric accessory, blue
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67,')8 9&*5: Pioneer photo by Brnadon Bennett
Brody 9hitman, Belle Fourche, four of
my best photos taken this year, blueM four of
my best photos taken this year, blueM close
up photography, purpleM heavy black faced
market wether, purpleM junior sheep showmanship, blueM shooting sports education
display, blue
Taylor 9ickersham, Newell, shooting
sports education display, blueM shooting
sports education display, redM light white
faced feeder wether, blueM senior sheep
showmanship, blue
Dylan 9ilbur, Nisland, paper original,
purpleM chalk, carbon and pigment original,
blueM electricity display exhibit - power,
purpleM welding science display exhibit,
blueM four of my best photos taken this year,
redM four of my best photos taken this year,
blueM wood original, red
Mandee 9illiamson, Newell, paper
original, blueM wood original, redM light
black faced feeder ewe, blueM first time
sheep showmanship, blue
Tera 9illiamson, Newell, nature original, blueM wood original, blueM wood original, blueM light black faced feeder wether,
blueM beginner sheep showmanship, blue
Justin 9ock, Mud Butte, horse educational poster, purpleM leather kitUpattern,
purpleM hobbies and collections educational
display, blueM beginner beef showmanship,
purpleM feeder steer calf, blueM bucket calf,
purpleM beginner poultry showmanship,
purpleM dark Cornish pullet, purpleM buff
rock pullet, blueM pen of three pullets, blueM
bantam cockeral, purpleM 9yondotte pullet,
purpleM bantam rooster, blueM bantam cockeral, blueM bantam cockeral, blueM English
pullet, blueM continental pullet, blueM polish
cockeral, purpleM 9yondotte cockeral,
blueM jaerhon hen, blueM continental cockeral, blue
Norma Jo 9ood, Newell, one loaf [uick
bread, purpleM chalk, carbon and pigment
original, purpleM plastic original, blueM
nature original, blueM nature kitUpattern,
purpleM textiles original, purpleM wood
kitUpattern, purpleM wood kitUpattern, blueM
beginner goat showmanship, purpleM junior
kid, purpleM yearling milker, purpleM medium black faced feeder wether, purpleM
medium black faced feeder ewe, purpleM
BFACC Adult Volleyball Leagues
Register your team by September 13th!
Women’s A, B, C & Co-ed A, B & 45+ Leagues
8 week season with double elimination league tournament.
Games begin the week of September 20th.
Volleyball officials also needed!
District 9 (R)
Mon – Fri 6:45 & 8:45
For more info and a team packet, contact Tessa at 892-2467
or [email protected]
Sat & Sun 1:30, 3:45, 6:45 & 8:45
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Saturday, Se*tem,er ., 2009
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CENTER OF THE NATION
CONCERT ASSOCIATION
presents
ROBERT
ROBINSON, TENOR
Sunday, Oct. 25th, 2009
2:00pm
(Matinee with refreshments)
GIRL SINGERS - HIT PARADE
Sunday, Sept. 20 , 2009
th
•
7:30pm
What an opening concert! Hit after hit from best-loved female
vocalists of yester-year, accompanied by three extraordinary musicians. The four singers will bring to life Rosemary Clooney’s
Mambo Italiano, Patti Page’s Old Cape Cod, Doris Day’s Que Sera
Sera, Connie Francis’ Who’s Sorry Now, and Peggy Lee’s Fever.
Great music as the pitch-perfect ladies take us down memory lane
to a more simple time, backed by fresh arrangements. The show will
be romantic, funny, sentimental and very professional. Easily a
“performance of a lifetime.”
Tenor Robert Robinson has been
called “God’s Canary”. For 15 years,
he was the fabulous tenor seen and
loved with the Lorie Line Christmas
Show. He now performs a program
of spiritual, gospel and pop arrangements which will blow you away! Robert has been a featured solo artist
for Billy Graham Crusades, Promise Keepers, National Day of Prayer
and has appeared at Carnegie Hall. Standing only five foot five, he has
won numerous awards and titles. Accompanied by an outstanding
pianist, you will adore his inclusive personality.
CIRCUS INCOGNITUS
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010
•
7:30pm
A must see for every family in the Tri-State area! A natural clown, Jamie Adkins brings
his many talents to a one-man show. Called a dexterous clown walking a daffy line,
Jamie catches grapes on a fork, balances paper on his nose, and walks on ropes as he
juggles. He creates a show using everyday objects, always trying new ideas. You will follow him on an adventure of solving problems in his unusual way. He’ll juggle, ride a
unicycle, do routines on a slack line and with unbalanced ladders. Expect to laugh and
cheer as this eclectic artist performs.
JASPER WOOD HEIFETZ
Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010
7:30pm
To celebrate the life and music of
Jascha Heifetz (1901-1987), the 20th
century’s greatest violinist, Jasper
Wood presents a program of the master’s most popular arrangements. You
will hear Beethoven, Stephen Foster,
Claude Debussy and others, performed
by Canada’s leading violinist. His fingers are a blur of motion as he coaxes
rich tones from his violin. He has performed with orchestras across North America and has been a solo artist
in many major cities of the world. First on public stage at age 5, he holds
a Master of Music degree.
HOME FREE
Saturday, May 1st, 2010
•
7:30pm
Home Free is a perfect fusion of comedy and four-part a cappella
harmony, combined with one astounding vocal percussionist. From
pop to classical and even techno, their performance is done with only
the human voice and microphones. Favorites like Pretty Woman, a
Beach Boy medley, and Under the Boardwalk, will be included in
their exciting program. With their extensive theatrical and musical
training, the electrifying show leaves audiences breathless. Doing
what they love, they have raised thousands of dollars for music in
Minnesota schools.
All of these performances will be held at the
Belle Fourche Area Community Center Auditorium • 1111 National St. Belle Fourche
Admission by Season Ticket Only
Adult • $40 Student • $25 Family • $90
Membership
tickets available
from the
following volunteers:
Belle Fourche
B. G. Arbuckle ..................723-4577
Phyllis Eixenberger ...........723-3291
Barry Pitt............................723-3501
Irene Gardner....................892-4782
Bonnie Ginsbach ...............892-2984
Joyce Ginsbach ..................723-3666
Betty Helmer .....................892-2294
Connie Husband................892-2370
Janet Jensen .......................896-3164
Joan Jewett.........................892-3954
Lorraine Klingler...............892-3602
Marilyn Liming..................892-3479
Margaret Logan.................892-2847
Rosemary McMahon ........723-4480
Paula Speidel .....................723-2098
Mary Ellen Warren ...........892-3418
Mary Wendt .......................892-3115
Audrey Wiley .....................723-9077
Chamber of Commerce ....892-2676
Dorothy Monahan.............892-2677
BF Area Con. Center........892-2467
Spearfish
Shirley Aman ...................722-0262
Rose Anderson ...............642-9131
Darlene Swartz... ............722-5482
Elaine Thiel .....................642-3652
Joann Simons ..................642-0442
Audrey Temple................642-2129
St. Onge
Marilyn Baker.................642-5793
Mike Baker......................642-9785
Fern Moe..........................642-1508
Newell
Joan Palo .........................456-2552
Sundance, Wyoming
Norma Peterson.......307-283-2739
Get Your Tickets Today!
The concert Series sponsored in part by
the Black HIlls Pioneer
Is there a college event that you would like covered? Call 642-2761 or e-mail your request to [email protected]
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BHSU Community Choir and
Band begin Fall season
SPEARFISH — Black Hills State
University will host the first rehearsal of
the BHSU Community Choir Tuesday,
Sept. 8.
Any interested adult singers in the community are invited to join. The choir will be
conducted by Dr. Jonathan Nero.
Rehearsals will be held Tuesdays from 7-9
p.m. in the Clare and Josef Meier Hall
room 128 on the BHSU campus.
The choir will perform Vivaldi's Gloria
with the University orchestra and concert
choir in December. For more information
contact Jonathan.NeroUbhsu.edu or 6426628.
September 5, 2009
BHSU hosts
Upward Bound students
The BHSU Community Band will begin
rehearsals on Monday, Sept. 14 at 7 p.m. in
Meier Hall room 130. Community members are invited to participate.
Area music teachers may register for
graduate credit and BHSU students may
register for Concert Band MUEN 122 or
322 when they register for classes.
Rehearsals are every Monday night from 79 p.m. The first concert will be held
Monday, Nov. 30. The band is under direction of Christopher Hahn. For more information
contact
Christopher.HahnUbhsu.edu or call 6426888.
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SPEARFISH — This summer, nearly
30 students from 15 schools throughout
western South Dakota had the opportunity stay six weeks on the Black Hills
State University campus as part of the
Upward Bound Program.
Students were given a glimpse of
what college life is like by attending
classes, utilizing campus recreational
facilities, and living in the residence
halls. The primary focus, however, was
to engage students in college preparatory activities such as academic enrichment course work and job shadowing
experiences, says Michael Erz, academic coordinator for Upward Bound.
Students attended classes in science,
math, language arts, and foreign languages that were designed to give them
a head start for the upcoming school
year. Students also listened to guest lecturers who were professionals in various
fields or had the opportunity to job shadow other professionals. Students were
then given the opportunity to research
professions to look for connections
between choosing a career path and how
college can help achieve their goals.
The Upward Bound students who
successfully completed the summer program were rewarded with a trip to
Chicago, where they visited various
attractions and explored regional postsecondary educational opportunities.
Upward Bound is a year-round, college preparatory program (TRIO) funded by Department of Education and
hosted by Black Hills State University.
For
more
information
visit
www.BHSU.eduùpwardbound.
BHSU will host
part time job fair
SPEARFISH — Black Hills State University will host a local part time job fair
Sept. 10 from noon to 3:30 p.m. in the lobby of the Donald E. Young Center.
Students and local businesses who have part time employment opportunities are
invited to attend. The fair is open to the public and free of charge. For more information contact the career center at BHSU 642-6277. The location has been changed
to the Young Center
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Garfield
Baby Blues
For Better or For Worse
The Born Loser
Frank and Ernest
Ernie
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
!a#urday, !e*#e+,er ., 2009
by Jim 'a)is
by Jerry :cott 7 <ic= >ir=man
by Fynn Jo.nston
by 5rt 7 8.ip :ansom
by +ob -.a)es
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Paren#s 7an8# gr9n and ,ear
daugh#er8s #h9rd +arr9age
'?5< 5++@A By daug.ter,
EFibby,G is about to be marH
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altar, and .er stepMat.er and J
are not in Ma)or oM t.e marH
riageI 5Mter .er Mirst marriage
N to a wonderMul man N s.e
.ad an aMMair wit. a married
man w.o became .usband
PoI 2I Rit.in Mi)e years, s.e
began anot.er aMMair wit. a
married neig.borI -.ey are
bot. now di)orced and plan to
be married later t.is year in a
big c.urc. weddingI
By .usband and J do not
want to attend, but Fibby .as
t.reatened to pre)ent us Mrom
seeing t.e grand=ids iM we
don’t accept .usband PoI S
into our MamilyI
Tow s.ould we .andle t.isU
:.ould we go to t.e wedding
e)en t.oug. we’re adamantly
opposed to itU Jt’s ob)ious to
us t.at our daug.ter needs
proMessional .elp, w.ic. s.e
see=s only w.en s.e begins a
new aMMairI +ut we can’t seem
to impress upon .er t.e
importance oM ta=ing some
time oMM beMore remarrying Mor
t.e wrong reasonsI N BV-TH
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'?5< BIVI+IA JM only Mor t.e
sa=e oM your grandc.ildren,
you s.ould attend t.e wedH
ding and ma=e PoI S as welH
come as you can Mor as long
as .e lasts N w.ic., wit. your
daug.ter’s trac= record, isn’t
li=ely to be longI
:.e appears to be emotionH
ally unstableI -.e c.ildren
need a constant in t.eir li)es,
so put aside your disappro)al
and pro)ide t.em wit. as
muc. emotional support as
you canI @ou can’t EMiXG your
daug.ter N only s.e can do
t.at N but you can be t.ere
Mor t.e grand=ids, and t.at’s
w.at J recommend you doI
'?5< 5++@A J am 1Z, and J
.a)e been .elping my older
sister watc. .er two =ids since
.er boyMriend leMt .er Mi)e
mont.s agoI :.e .as been
paying me [20 a wee= to
watc. t.em siX .ours a day
w.ile s.e wor=sI J was Mine
wit. t.is arrangement until
recently, w.en s.e began
relying on me completely Mor
babyHsittingI Pow s.e eXpects
me to watc. t.em e)ery time
s.e goes s.opping or out wit.
.er current boyMriendI
:.e .as begun spending
t.e nig.t at .is .ouse and not
calling to let me =now J need
to ta=e care oM t.e =ids w.en
t.ey wa=e upI J =now someH
t.ing needs to c.angeI 5m J
being selMis., or s.ould J conH
Mront .erU Please .elp meI N
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'?5< -??P :J--?<A +y all
means tal= to .erI Jt will be a
good eXperience in learning to
stand up Mor yourselM N a lesH
son you .ad better learn
ûic=ly, because Mrom w.ere J
sit it appears your sister is ta=H
ing ad)antage oM youI
<esponsible c.ild super)iH
sion costs a lot more t.an [20
a wee=, and you s.ould not
.a)e to wonder w.en your
sister lea)es Mor wor= w.et.er
you’ll see .er again beMore t.e
neXt dayI R.at s.e is doing is
palming oMM .er responsibility
as a parent onto youI
@ou were sweet to .elp .er
in t.e Mirst place, but it’s time
to draw t.e lineI -o do t.at
isn’t being selMis._ it’s being
smartI
'?5< 5++@A J .a)e two
granddaug.tersI -.e older
one is 11, and t.e younger
one is 1` mont.sI J =now t.at
w.en t.e time comes Mor
sweet 1a, graduations and,
most oM all, weddings, J won’t
be .ere to celebrate wit.
t.emI J would gi)e anyt.ing to
be able to lea)e t.em someH
t.ing t.at would let t.em =now
t.ey were always in my .eart
and mindI Ta)e you anyt.ing
special to recommendU N
5FR5@: JP B@ T?5<'?5< 5FR5@:A +eing able
to see you and .ear your
)oice would be a wonderMul
giMtI Tow about .a)ing )ideos
made to be gi)en to your
granddaug.ters w.en t.ey
are 1a, about to graduate and
planning to be marriedU J’m
sure you would .a)e diMMerent
t.oug.ts to con)ey to t.em as
t.ey reac. eac. oM t.ese sigH
niMicant milestones in t.eir
li)esI
JM t.at would be too costly,
t.en write letters to be gi)en
to t.em on t.ose occasionsI
5nd iM you .a)e t.e means,
include a =eepsa=e giMt N perH
.aps a piece oM jewelry t.at
belonged to youI
'ear 5bby is written by
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=nown as Jeanne P.illips, and
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by Dave Graue b Jack Bender
by Ji55y
Johnson
Herman
by Ji5 Unger
THE WOR<D A<MANAC DATABANC
Today is the 24.th day of 2009 and the 33th day of su55er.
TODAY’S HISTORYG In 133:, the First Continental Congress
opened in Philadelphia, Pa.
In 19:3, Jack EerouacFs GOn the Road,J a defining novel of the
Beat Generation, Nas published.
In 200:, President George W. Bush no5inated John G. Roberts
for chief Qustice of the Supre5e Court.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAYSG Jesse Ja5es (1.43-1..2), legendary
outlaNV Arthur Nielsen (1.93-19.0), 5arket researcherV Darryl
Zanuck (1902-1939), fil5 producerV John Cage (1912-1992), co5poserV Bob NeNhart (1929-), co5edian[actor, is .0V Carol
LaNrence (1932-), actress[singer, is 33V Willia5 Devane (1939-),
actor, is 30V Raûel Welch (1940-), actress[5odel, is _9, Cathy
GuiseNite (19:0-), cartoonist, is :9, Michael Eeaton (19:1-), actor,
is :.V Rose McGoNan (1933-), actress, is 3_.
TODAY’S SPORTSG At the 1932 Oly5pics in Munich, Ger5any,
Palestinian terrorists killed 11 Israelis, including an Oly5pic
Nrestling coach and a Neightlifter.
TODAY’S HUOTEG GIf tNo 5en on the sa5e Qob agree all the ti5e,
then one is unnecessary. If they disagree all the ti5e, then both
are useless.J a Darryl Zanuck
TODAY’S FACTG Jack Eerouac typed the 5anuscript of GOn the
RoadJ on a 120-foot-long scroll of paper.
TODAY’S NUMBERG 233 a seconds of silence that for5 the
entirety of John CageFs G4F33J,J co5posed in 19:2.
TODAY’S MOONG BetNeen full 5oon (Sept. 4) and third ûarter
(Sept. 11).
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Greater responsibilities 5ight be
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than anything previously.
NIRGO PAug. 23-Sept. 22R a Te5pers 5ay be short,
so in order to keep things fro5 getting out of hand Nhen
peopleFs patience starts to Naver, use all the diplo5acy
and tact you can 5uster to ûash an uprising.
<IBRA PSept. 23-Oct. 23R a Be edceptionally Natchful
of your behavior. The slightest 5isstep could be 5et Nith
little tolerance or understanding, regardless of the valid
reasons you clai5 to have.
SCORPIO POct. 24-Nov. 22R a Guard against resorting to unsavory tactics if things donFt go your Nay at ti5es
Nith fa5ily or co-Norkers. Should you lose control and
behave badly, youFll regret it later.
SAGITTARIUS PNov. 23-Dec. 21R a A Nell-intended
fa5ily 5e5ber or friend 5ight 5ake a co55it5ent on
your behalf that 5ay not thrill you. eouFll look better if you
handle it graciously, not angrily.
CAPRICORN PDec. 22-Jan. 19R a Unless you are up
front Nith your 5ate or i5portant so5eone, you could
unNittingly create a lingering proble5. conesty is alNays
the best policy, and it causes the least a5ount of trouble.
AHUARIUS PJan. 20-Feb. 19R a eou 5ay be used to
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not be a good policy Nhen asked to pass on a feN i5por-
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ARIES PMarch 21-April 19R a DonFt atte5pt to get
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TAURUS PApril 20-May 20R a In atte5pting to be
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eager to pass on. ItFs bad enough to partake in tittle-tattle,
but donFt edaggerate things.
GEMINI PMay 21-June 20R a Again, that friend Nho is
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you Nill try to find a Nay to help this person Nithout
putting a dent in your Nallet.
CANCER PJune 21-July 22R a Difficult obQectives can
be achieved if you are properly 5otivated to stick Nith
the5 until their co5pletion. Unless youFre sti5ulated
enough to do so, all bets are off.
<EO PJuly 23-Aug. 22R a ItFll be a big error on your
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ESTATES
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STATE OF SOUTH
DAKOTA
SS.
COUNTY OF
LAWRENCE
IN CIRCUIT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
Pro. File ;09-?9
In the Matter of the Estate
of
DONALD L. PARADEIS,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS AND
NOTICE OF INFORMAL
PROBATE AND
APPOINTMENT OF
PERSONAL
REPRESENTATIVE
Notice is given that on
August
10th,
2009,
Jeanette Staley of 2622
Moose Drive, Sturgis,
South Dakota 57785, was
appointed as personal representative of the Estate of
Donald L. Paradeis.
Creditors of decedent
must file their claims within four months after the
date of the first publication
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Dated this 19th day of
August, 2009.
-s- Jeanette Staley
Jeanette Staley
2022 Moose Drive
Sturgis, SD 57785
605-?47-6545
Carol Latuseck, Clerk
Lawrence County Clerk of
Courts
P.O. Bo\. 626
Deadwood, SD 577?2
605-578-2040
Robert A. Haivala
Haivala Law Firm
P.O. Bo\ 156
Sturgis, SD 57785
605-?47-0099
#453
Aug. 22, 29, Sept. 5
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102 PERSONALS
DOMESTIC ABUSE & Sexual
Assault 24-Hour Crisis Line,
Butte/Lawrence/Harding
Counties: 605-723-0964 or
Spearfish Shelter: 605-6427825 or 1-800-999-2348.
Deadwood/Lead
Shelter:
Sturgis Shelter: 605-347-0050
or 1-800-755-8432 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 605-639-9668 or
605-941-5305.
105 LOST & FOUND
FOUND: Bike computer, in
parking lot at Storm
Mountain/Phoenix trails near
Rockerville. Call 605-3812912.
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 605210-0706. LARGE REWARD
BEING OFFERED. Last seen
by golf course and Branding
Iron Steakhouse going toward
Spearfish.
106 GIVE AWAYS
FREE DILL, Call 605-5841687.
FREE TO GOOD HOME. 6
week old Adorable, colorful,
kittens, with a Calico in the
bunch. 605-642-9702 leave a
message.
200 PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
DEVASHAN
IN-HOME
Computer Repair. Is your
computer running slow?
Reasonable rates, service
within 25 miles of Spearfish
605-722-5355
GET READY FOR WINTER.
Need help with odd jobs? Call
Mary
605-723-1043.
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 605-580-0123 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, 307-2832982
201 SCHOOLS &
TRAINING
YOGA CLASSES Begin
Monday Evening September
14th, 6:00 Lead Christ
Church. ALL Are Welcome.
Call Tesla 605-722-3325 or
Visit www.quantumspecialties.com.
LOST: FRONT MTN. Bike
wheel at Kirk Rd. Trailhead on
the Mickelson trail. $20
reward. Pete 208-709-6397.
203 CLEANING
SERVICES
LOST: YELLOW BODIED
PARROT. Size of a Blue Jay.
Reward for information for
recovery. 605-717-3044
AFFORDABLE
HOUSE
Cleaning. Reference available
on request. 605-280-4391 or
605-269-2343
September 5, 2009
204 LAWN/GARDEN
SERVICES
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.
Looking for a part-time job?
Great for people with children in school!
HOUSEKEEPER
Great Benefits • Equal Opportunity Employer
Pre-Employment Drug Testing
Apply in person at the
front desk
605-578-9777
270 Main St. Deadwood
205 CHILD CARE
SERVICES
IN HOME DAY CARE Has
openings for all ages. Have
References. 605-641-5638
209 HANDYMAN
HANDY MAN FOR HIRE. Tree
trimming, trash removal, yard
work,
roofing, carpentry,
painting, power washing.
Fire wood for sale. Hauling
pickup 605-645-4018, 605269-2618
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.
301 DEADWOOD
GARAGE SALES
GARAGE SALE - Saturday,
September 5, 8:00am-1:00pm,
1 Calamity Lane, Deadwood.
Antiques and Other Goodies.
SEPTEMBER 5 & 6, 8:00am12:00pm Only, Antique
Furniture, Murphy Bed, Claw
Foot Vanity, Chest, 2
Bedroom
Sets,
Chest
Freezer, Dressers, Lamps,
Mini Bar, Everything To Set
Up House, 100 Pocket Gulch,
Central City.
303 SPEARFISH
GARAGE SALES
1340 5th STREET 9/5 7AM-?
GRANDPA MOVED, has no
room for: Tools, furniture,
kitchen, clothing, toys, games,
crafts...
2020 PARK PLACE (Deer
Meadows) 9/5, 8:00a-?.
Camper, Barbie doll house,
clothes, toys, kids bike, baby
jogger/bike trailer misc.
GARAGE SALE: 3 HORSESHOE LN. 9/5, 7:00a-3:00p.
furniture, framed art, weights,
clothes and toys.
HUGE GARAGE & CLEARANCE SALE. New & old stuff.
Sat. 9/5 & Sun 9/6 10am-?
Happy Days 2925 E. Colorado
605-559-1001
303 SPEARFISH
GARAGE SALES
HUGE GARAGE SALE: SAT.
9/5, 2150 Lookout Mountain.
Rd. (East of Lookout
Mountain)
8:00a-3:00p.
Antiques & Collectables, furniture and more.
HUGE SALE: 811 ST. JOE.
9/5, 8:00a-4:00p. .05 to $5k.
Antiques and collectables, furniture, linens, 1977 Harley
Davidson Sportster, tools,
Christmas, and much much
more.
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 605723-0738
401 PART-TIME
BLACK HILLS WORK FROM
HOME,
Full/Part
time,
Unlimited income potential.
Featured on the cover of
Succss
Magazine. For
appointment. 605-722-4741
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 605-642-1354; f 605642-1329; 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
401 PART-TIME
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 605-645-0474.
JANITORIAL $9-$10 per
hour.Morning cleaners needed in Spearfish retail store.
Call 1-866-775-0143 ext 611.
THE COMFORT INN/ BUFFALO BODEGA Is Looking
For Part-time Graveyard Front
Desk And Part-time Players
Club Host. Apply In Person At
The Comfort Inn or Apply
Online At www.deadwoodsfamilyresort.com.
402 FULL-TIME
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
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
D O E / D O Q .
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.
HOSTESS,
SERVERS,
housekeepers, restaurant
manager, front desk clerk,
night auditor, bartenders, &
maintenance. Apply at Best
Western Sturgis Inn.
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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South Dakota Property Management
SURPLUS AUCTION
Ft. Pierre, SD • Stanley Co. Fairgrounds
WEDNESDAY • SEPT. 16, 2009 • 9:00 AM
SELLING 110 Cars, Vans, Pickups, SUV’s, Suburbans, trucks & tractors.
Also, large asst. of shop & office related equipment & misc.
Sturgis, SD • DOT Maintenance Shop
FRIDAY • SEPT. 18, 2009 • 9:00 AM
SELLING 30 Cars, Vans Pickups, Trucks, SUV’s. Also Tractors, Pettibone
crane, ATV, Trailers, mowers, equipment, ATV & large asst. of shop and
office related misc.
Call 605-773-4935 for this info., brochure. • See on www.sdauctions.com
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SALES CAREER
MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY
We are a Midwest Based Company, that’s grown
to National Status. If you’re serious about looking for your last sales career move and are fed-up
with the typical sales jobs that are available, then
pay close attention to this ad, and call to schedule
an interview.
We Offer:
• National Customer Recognition.
• Six Figure First Year Earnings.
• Management Opportunities.
• Outstanding Training by
Our Top Producing Managers.
• Many Cash Bonuses and Company Trips.
I will challenge any company hiring today to
match our Sales Opportunity. To schedule an
interview in your area and get all the details: Call
Mark Headrick today @ 1-800-628-6428 ext.
7714.
Casino Shift
Supervisor
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
“The Boot Jack Ranch”
The top spot in town is now
hiring for the following positions:
Full-Time
Restaurant Supervisor
Full Time
Players Center Host
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!
402 FULL-TIME
500 ANTIQUES
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.
ANTIQUE buggy. Taking bids.
784 Main St, Deadwood. 605717-2322.
404 BUSINESS/
CAREER OPPOR.
502 INSTRUMENTS
VENDORS WANTED for the
Black Hills Pioneer Outdoor
Expo Sept. 13,2009 in
Spearfish. Call 605-642-2761
for more info.
VENDORS WANTED for the
Black Hills Pioneer Taste of
Home Cooking School Oct.
15th, 2009 in Spearfish. Call
605-642-2761 for more info.
ICE BOX, ROCKERS, table
sets, coke stools, nice bar,
cafe hutch, dressers. Wide
variety of household goods.
1309 Laurel Street, in
Whitewood, exit 23. MondaySaturday. 8:30-4:30.
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
POWDER RIVER COAL
has job openings online at:
Tuesday, September 22, 2009 • 11:00 am
Registration at 10:00 am
5684+- Prime Acres offered in 5 Tracts & 1 Unit
Auction held at Rushmore Plaza Civic Center, Rapid City, SD
Ranch located 4.5 miles northwest of WASTA, SD on Elm Springs Rd. OR
from I-90 Exit 90 at Wicksville, take Hwy. 1416 2 miles east and ? mi. north
on Co. Rd. L403.
THE BOOT JACK RANCH consists
of 5684+- prime deeded acres of
western South Dakota grassland.
Offered in 5 tracts of 640+- to 1842+and as an entire unit. The ranch features 12+ miles of new pipeline water
fed from 2 wells to 28 outlets! The
home, shop/barn, stock dams,
fences, & corrals are well above average. The SE pasture features great
hunting habitat with miles of scenic
cedar breaks.
Auctioneers Note: The Boot Jack
Ranch offers everything you have ever
dreamed of owning in a cattle ranch. .
location, access, excellent grass
cover, well kept improvements, good
fences, protection, hunting opportunity, and WATER! This well blocked
"reputation" ranch was owned/operated by the Clifford Clapp family for
many years. The Trask's have improved the ranch in so many ways. The
country is known for good native hardgrass pasture that really puts the
pounds on your cattle. You will be impressed with the condition of this fine
cattle ranch. The property will absolutely sell without reserve. . . . . the
time could never be better to invest in western South Dakota rangeland!
Inspect this property at your convenience; approximate corners are
marked w/blue-white ribbon, maps available onsite. Please close gates,
or Auctioneers at the property on Tuesdays Sept 1, 8 & 15 from 2-4pm
each day. Private showings available by appointment.
Call Auctioneers, Brokers, or see on www.sdauctions.com for
photos, maps, virtual tour & information. Brokers represent Seller
See on www.sdauctions.com
Auction Professionally Managed By:
www.peabodyenergy.com
Bryce Nelson Real Estate
www.peabodyenergy.com
Check out available jobs and apply online.
Power River Coal, LLC is an equal opportunity employer.
Owners:
Pat & Rose Mary Trask
Wasta, SD
“SPECIALISTS IN REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS”
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503 LAWN &
GARDEN ITEMS
508 PETS & PET
SUPPLIES
509 SPORTING/
EXERCISE ITEMS
FOR SALE: Sears Craftsman
woodchipper. Excellent condition. 605-456-3155 or 605645-0067
*JENSEN KENNEL* Gun Dog
& Large Breed Companion
Dog Training. Call (605)6410310.
506 HOUSEHOLD
ITEMS
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.co
m http://www.alcornshunterhaven.com
FOR SALE: Like new,
Schwinn Airdyne stationary
bicycle, used very little, new is
$699, will take $550 OBO.
605-642-1704
FOR SALE: FUTON sleeper/sofa. Brown micro-fiber
upholstery. Ashley brand, like
new. $150. In Sturgis, 605347-0043
FOR SALE: Sofa, Flowered
England. Excellent condition.
$300. Queen size mattress,
box springs. $100. 605-5789969
NEW & USED WOOD, Gas &
Pellet Heating Appliances.
Also accepting trade-ins.
Spearfish Canyon Fireplaces
& Spas 1-800-634-2824.
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.
Mon- Fri 9:00AM-5:30PM, Sat
9:00AM-4:00PM.
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
WELSH CORGI. Loving 5
year old female needs new
home. Likes older females.
Not good w/small children.
Cats ok. Spayed. shots up-todate. 605-390-7292
SEE THE CLASSIFIEDS
ONLINE TOO AT www.bhpioneer.com
511 BUILDING
SUPPLIES
HP DESIGN JET 600. Blue
print plotter, 36” primed 1 1/4”
Spindles for railing. 605-6450638
515 FIREWOOD &
FUEL
FIREWOOD EARLY BIRD
Special. Full 4x4x8 cord.
$175. Cut and split. Oak
available. Dry Mountain
Firewood. Call Linn 605722-4741
516
MISCELLANEOUS
ITEMS
1995 SUBARU IMPREZA
165,000 miles. Needs clutch.
OBO. Dining table with hutch.
3x2 tile top. Green with cherry
wood. 605-578-1323
516
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700 ALL-TERRAIN
VEHICLES
MISCELLANEOUS
ITEMS
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. 605-722-4839
leave message.
603 GRAIN, FEED
FOR SALE Alfalfa/Grass mix,
oat & wheat hay small square
bales. Hulett, Wy. ph: 307467-5663
FOR SALE: Small square
bales choice horse hay. Call
605-642-4186 evenings.
606 FARM/RANCH
FOR SALE: HOMESTEADER
V92 Outdoor Wood furnaceBTU 300,000. Weight 2300,
water 250 gal. Used 2 seasons. Call 307-896-3914
700 ALL-TERRAIN
VEHICLES
‘06 POLARIS SPORTSMAN
700. Heated grips, snowplow,
chains, winch, rear cargobox
with seat. $5,500 605-920-8591
2006 YAMAHA GRIZZLY. 660
4x4, heated handle grips and
throttle. 810 miles. Never
been off road. $5000. 605892-2863
KAWASAKI 300 PRAIRIE 4x4
with snow blade. $3,200 OBO.
605-717-0025, cell 605-347-1437
NEW ‘06 ARCTIC CAT 400
ATV 4x4, Less Than 10 Miles,
Taxes Paid, Diff Lock, New
Battery, Lead, $3,995. 651491-0936
701 MOTORCYCLES
‘02 BMW K12 Cruise, Heated
Grips Blue, Fast, Comfortable.
BMW one hard, one soft side
bag. Asking 7,500. 605-6415443, 605-578-1060
701 MOTORCYCLES
701 MOTORCYCLES
1983 YAMAHA ROYAL Star
Venture, (cruiser 1200cc).
Looks and runs great. $2200
321-693-5089
2001 KTM PRO-SENIOR
50cc. 2003 RM60 SUZUKI.
Motorcycles for sale. 1,500
each. OBO 605-584-3181
1986 TT 600, MOTORCYCLE. Runs Great. 605-6399227
2002 AMERICAN IRON
HORSE, motorcycle (Tejes)
Excellent
shape.
Maroon/black.
$13,000.
Totally awesome bike. 605892-2585 or 605-645-9404
1993 HARLEY DAVIDSON
FXR Ready To Ride, Newer
Dunlap Tires, Super Trapp
Exhaust. Motor Work Done
At RC HD, 30,000 Miles.
$8000. 605-499-9737
1200 Custom Sportster, Red
with chrome, 10,000 miles,
great condition, located in
Spearfish, $4,000. 605-6451675 to view.
03 YAMAHA Road Star
(Cruiser 1600cc). Runs and
looks great. New rear tire and
battery. 605-639-0158
1996
HARLEY
DAVIDSON/FXDS
Dyna
Convertible, Black in color,
24,000 Miles, Windshield,
Leather
Saddle
Bags,
Screaming Eagle Exhaust $8,500 (605)641-1926
07 CRF100, excellent condition. Too many extras to list.
$1500.00 Call 605-722-4304
or 920-540-4537
FXDX. Black, 6000 miles, perfect condition. Located in
Spearfish $9000. 605-639-3194
1969 HD SHOVELHEAD. 88
stoke, 12,000 miles on motor.
Runs great. New Metzler tires
and more. $7400. OBO 605720-1214
883 Sportster Custom. New
paint, lots of x-tras. Great condition. $5000 or trade for bigger bike. 605-645-2271
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2004 KAWASAKI NINJA ZX10R, 1000cc, green, passenger seat cover also, only
2,000 miles. Now just $6,999.
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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.
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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
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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
‘99 ELECTRA GLIDE. One
owner, well maintained. ONLY
21,500 miles! 3 seats, 3 windshields. Many accessories.
$11,900. Call 605-645-7034
2005 KLX125 KAWASAKI.
$1000. Kids outgrew. run
great. 605-641-2891 [email protected]
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 605-6414385
2007 V-Star CUSTOM. Only
2,700 miles. $4200. OBO 605641-7577
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
CROTCH ROCKET—1997
Yamaha, Excellent Condition,
helmet included, $2300. or
OBO, 605-641-5808, please
leave message
FOR SALE: 2006 Honda CRF
450X Dirt Bike with headlight
and electric start. Excellent
Condition. $4,000 Call Luke
@ 605-771-9892.”
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
704 BOATS
93’
LARSON SPORT V6
inboard / outboard. Ski / fish.
Very nice. Depth finder, CD,
trolling
motor.
$6,900.
Gillette. 307-689-7404
705 CAMPERS &
TOPPERS
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
2001 MONTANA 32’ Fifth
Wheel, 3 Slides, Gooseneck
Hitch, Non-Smoker, 2 AC’s,
with or without portable
screened 12X16 porch. Pulled
less than 7500 Miles.
Excellent condition. 605-5202929, Lead.
‘05 PONTIAC VIBE. 4 door,
good condition. 59,000 miles.
Good battery, almost new
tires. Leaving for Navy must
sell. $7,500 605-641-0573
1997 CHRYSLER CONCORDE. $1200 OBO. 605559-0142
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.
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
5TH WHEEL CAMPER
TRAILER HITCH $400.00.
605-342-2586
706 MOTOR HOMES
& RV’S
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. 605-717-3553.
1997 FORD 23’. TIOGA motor
home. Excellent condition.
$10,900 OBO. 605-717-9574
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
$4900. 2004 FORD TAURUS,
4dr. 82,000 miles. 5x16 Stock
Trailer. Reconditioned. $1550.
605-645-6667
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. 605-7170025, cell 605-347-1437
1992 SUBARU SVX. All
wheel drive. 6 cylinder, automatic. Runs good, high miles.
Needs some work. $1500
OBO 605-639-9923
1993 FORD CROWN VICTORIA. Runs, needs work. Make
an offer. 605-645-2658
1993 PONTIAC GRAND AM.
$850. Runs good. Call Jo at
605-642-1889
1995 HONDA CIVIC $800!
Police Impounds for sale!
Great deal won`t last. For listings 800-586-3902 x N205
1996 OLDSMOBILE Achiva LS,
Fully Loaded, Good Condition,
$1,200. 605-631-0018.
1997 FORD MUSTANG
Automatic, A/C, cruise, 116K
(new engine @76k), clean,
one owner. $4995. (605)6414073
1997 FORD THUNDERBIRD
LX $3,995.00. Very nice.
Sunroof, Auto Transmission, 2
Studded Snow Tires. Weekdays after 6:00 p.m. 605-7213933.
1998 BUICK CENTURY,
Great School Car, $1,800.00
OBO, Call 605-920-8920 or
605-920-8563.
1999 SUBARU FORESTER 5
spd, A/C, cruise, 30mpg New
tires, transmission, needs
minor body work $2,900 OBO
307-290-0460
2000
MITSUBISHI
ECLIPSEAutomatic 4cyl New
Tires Power Sunroof Rear
Spoiler Electric Windows
4,000 Call 605-210-3160
2000 PONTIAC GRAND Prix
GTP. 167000 miles. Sunroof,
leather heated seats, Power
windows, locks. Good school
car. $3200 obo. 605-641-6896
2002 NISSAN MAXIMA SE
110,000 Runs Great Dark
Blue, Sunroof, Leather $7600
Towermotors.biz 215 National
St. Belle Fourche 605-723-6188
2003 TOYOTA CAMRY. 2
Liter, 4 cyl. 125,000 miles.
Power windows, power locks,
34 mpg. $7,000. 605-6419590
Silver 62,000 miles, V-6, spoiler,
new tires. $8,400 605-641-3819
2004 DODGE INTREPID
61,500 miles. Books at
$11,900, only asking $10,000.
In good condition. Call 605645-9115 for details.
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,
electirc windows/seat, tinted
windows, rear spoiler. 28-30
mpg. 104K Sharp car. Asking
below book @ $6000. 605641-2604
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.
Geri Riggs
Sturgis Ad Sales
605-490-1300
605-642-2761
915 State Street, Belle Fourche, SD
Call for a Consultation
LARRY’S
HANDYMAN
SERVICE
REMODELING
REPAIRING
FLOOR TILE
N+ -+. /++ 0%all!
FREE ESTIMATES
605-645-4105
2005 SUBARU Forrester
$15,000 Call 605-270-2001
Call
584-2303 or
642-2761
Brodie
Dental
Dentures
2005 COOL VANILLA PT
Cruiser GT Convertible,
Leather. Every option available. 24K miles. Stored in winters. show room condition.
$13,800 605-717-3144
2003 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA
Wolfsberg 82K Miles, Well
Maintained. LOADED. 18”
Konig Wheels, Full Audio
System, Intake & BlowOff
Valve. 605-720-1931
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
Specializing in:
2005 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC. 4 DS. Low miles, good
gas mileage, good condition.
Must see. $8,500. 605-3472287 Leave Message
Removable Partials
Crowns & Bridges
fax 605-642-9060
[email protected]
605.892.3763
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750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
751 VANS FOR
SALE
752 PICKUPS FOR
SALE
752 PICKUPS FOR
SALE
2007 FORD TAURUS SE.
65,000 miles. $8500 OBO.
406-775-6026
Low miles, runs great, $1,000
under book value. $3,350
OBO 605-641-8539
‘83 GMC 3/4 TON VAN. 6.2L,
diesel. 155K. New tires. Solid,
clean Van. Extras $2000.
Jason 605-561-0115
FOR SALE: 1986 CHEVY
Astro van. 1984 Jeep
Wagoneer. 6 cylinder. Home
made motor cycle trailer. OBO
605-892-3693
91 FORD CONVERSION
VAN $3500. 97 DODGE CARAVAN. $2500. phone 605645- 7272
1999 FORD RANGER XLT.
Extended cab. 4x4, automatic.
118,800 miles. New brakes all
around. Includes topper.
$4500. 605-717-3638
‘99 FORD F150 4x2. v-6, 5
speed, Good shape. Nice
Stereo, custom wheels.
Nice truck. $4800. 605-5682007
‘01 JEEP WRANGLER
SPORT. Hard top, 73,000
miles, 5 speed. New 6 ply
tires. $10,500, or offer. 605591-9953
2001 FORD RANGER 4x4
110,000 miles 4.0L 5 speed.
Matching topper $5200 good
condition 605-645-9541
‘99 FORD LARIAT 3/4 ton
Super Duty. Power stroke,
Long Box, with 2005 Western
plow. $13,900 or offer. 605591-9953
1994 GMC JIMMY SLT 4.3
liter V6, 4 door, leather, CD
W/ipod control. 2 wheel drive,
146,000 miles $1,500 605722-0958
FOR SALE: 1989 GMC 1 ton
4x4 truck with 9 ft. flatbed
w/hoist Newer engine and
trans. Reliable workhorse.
$2400. 605 499-9896.
1994 ISUZU RODEO 4x4. Aircruise. PW/PL. Pioneer CD.
Alloy
Wheels.
Tinted
Windows, Low miles. Runs
Excellent.
605-545-1228
$3,000. OBO. 605-545-4785
FOR SALE: 2005 FORD
EXCURSION fully loaded.
v-10, 4 inch lift, custom
rims. Serious buyers, Carrie
605-722-1992 or 605-6411783
1996 TOYOTA RAVR 4dr
AWD 4 cyl. 5 speed great condition $6000 OBO. 1996
Chevy Express conversion
van $3500. 307-290-1089
2008 CHEVY MALIBU LTZ,
loaded, 8900 miles, 100k
Warranty, Black,
6 cyl.
Remote start. Relocatingmust sell. $23,000. 605-7233408
350hp/400FT. LBS C-4 trans
rebuilt with shifter kit, 0 miles,
needs some work. asking
$5,500. OBO In Spearfish.
307-751-2325
FOR SALE: 1996 TOYOTA
CAMRY. Good School Car,
175,000 miles. 32 mpg
hwy. $2200 OBO. 605-7226772
‘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
FORD ESCORT LX 1999 4dr
Alpine stereo w/12” sub
woofer after market rims and
tires 100,600 miles $4,500
OBO 605-343-8587
‘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. 605-8701784 days, 605-347-7499
evenings.
96 PLYMOUTH NEON. 2
Door, green. Fair condition.
$1900. 605-720-3774
751 VANS FOR
SALE
1994 CHEVY LUMINA VAN.
3.8, v6. 7-passenger. $1650.
Runs good. OBO 605-6451625
2007 CHEVY UPLANDER,
47000 mi. Dual power sliding
doors, Remote Starter, DVD
player, , Avg 22 mpg. well
maintained. $13,500 605-7203965
752 PICKUPS FOR
SALE
01 CHEVY 3/4 TON crew cab
Long box. 7” Lift. 8,500. Call
605-641-2547
1988 FORD F150 PICKUP,
4x4 With Topper, Runs
GREAT!! Hate To Let It Go.
$2,900 605-578-3434
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
‘79 DODGE. (360 engine).
4wd. $975. OBO 80k, Tony
605-354-1423
2003 CHEVROLET 2500
Duramax Diesel. 6.6 turbo, inbed
Ball & 5th wheel hitch. Excellent
condition. $18,900. Must see.
605-559-0310 Spearfish
2005 F-250 Crew Cab.
Powerstroke 5th wheel XLT.
Grill Guard. Would consider
economy car as a trade. 605642-2172 Leave message
2006 TOYOTA TUNDRA 4x4
extended cab. TRD OFF-road
package.
Rhino-liner.
Excellent condition. $21,500
OBO.
307-689-8122.
Evenings leave message.
‘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 pickup. 4 door great for hauling
heavy loads. New tires. Clean
truck $5500.Wes 605-645-2271
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.
307-2832629.
753 SPORT
753 SPORT
UTILITIES FOR SALE UTILITIES FOR SALE
1997 CHEVY SUB. Runs
good, looks good. New tires.
4wd, needs to be serviced.
$2500 OBO. 605-584-9955
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
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
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Landscaping
Call 642-2761, 584-2303
or 341-0086
Sona O’Connell
Belle Fourche, Spearfish
Ad Representative
(605) 642-2761
315 Seaton Circle,
Spearfish, SD
WRANGLER 1992 156,000
miles, good shape, runs well,
hard top w/bikini top, manual,
Asking $5,000 OBO. 605-2101961.
754 HEAVY TRUCKS
1975 FARM TRUCK. 18 foot
combination box with hoist.
Good Condition. Looks & runs
great. $7000. 307-467-5580
or 605-722-4263
650 FORD DUMP TRUCK. 4’
Howes Mower 3pt. 8’ Truck
tool box. 605-644-1733
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2006 H3 HUMMER, 4x4,
Luxury Package. Heated
Seats, Moon Roof, Low Miles,
Upgraded Wheels, Nerf
Boards, Warranty. $24,000.
605-341-4440,
605-3412939.
COLOR MYSTIQUE
Residential & Commercial
136 Sherman Street, Suite A
Deadwood, South Dakota 57732
Phone/Fax 605-722-6466
PIONEER
2005 HONDA PILOT EX. v6
3.5L.
73,000
miles.
Immaculate. $14,900 OBO.
605-722-9445 or 605-6411400
Call
584-2303 or
642-2761
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Individual
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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.
Pha e
Electric Inc.
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Manager - Owner
PO Box 669
Spearfish, SD 57783
Ph.
642-9693
Fax
642-5757
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7 SoCth Aain,
DeaE, SD
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To make
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(Across from Midcontinent)
605-642-0562
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Repair & Remodeling
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754 HEAVY TRUCKS
CRANE TRUCK FORD F800,
189” wb, crane is a National
Series 200 605-490-0289
756 TRAILERS FOR
SALE
PAYING $$$$ FOR OLD
TRAILERS. Been sitting
around awhile. OK!! Working
condition unknown. OK!!
Stock, Horse, Flatbed call Joe
605-722-1807
SHOP BUILT equipment or
hay trailer. 8’x24’ with 20ft.
tilt. 3 6000 # axles
Gooseneck, $6000. 605-6429950
SHOP BUILT TRAILER.
8ft.x10ft. 8 in. 2000 lb.
Torsion axle. Flat Bed. Great
for 2 ATV’S $2800. 605-6429950
759 AUTO
ACCESSORIES
761 COLLECTIBLE
AUTOS
800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
800 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
4-BRIDGSTONE
TIRES,
Trunza EL400 H BL
245/50R18 M&S. Price
$175.00 each. Phone 3422586
47 WILLY’S JEEP. Buick V-6.
Muncie 4 speed. Dana 18
Transfer Case. 31 inch
Yokoahamas, Headers, custom exhaust. $5000 605-7482215
1 & 2 BEDROOM Subsidized
Apartments. Call 605-6427603 for avalibility. EQUAL
HOUSING OPPORTUNITY.
1-2-3 BEDROOM APTS. Visit
Our Website: Help-U-Rent.net
Or Call 605-722-RENT.
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.
402-312-7172.
ATTRACTIVE, economic-studio, 1,2,3,4,5 bedroom apartments, houses, mobile homes
in
Spearfish,
Lead,
Deadwood. 605-722-7240
APARTMENT IN BELLE
FOURCHE 2 Bedrooms, 1
Bath. $325/Mo. 605-717-5555
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$en*56 &ee7.8
Apartments, Commercial
Storage Units, Homes
Recreational6Rally Rentals
760 AUTO SERVICES
WILL HAUL YOUR VEHICLE
FREE; JUNK NEGOTIABLE.
CALL 580-1063.
761 COLLECTIBLE
AUTOS
1936 CHEVY COUPE. 350
automatic, crate motor. Steel
body. Nova sub frame.
Restoration well underway.
Call 605-642-5705 or 605269-2132
759 AUTO
ACCESSORIES
“1973” MUSTANG COUPE.
All refurbished. 2 owner car.
Must see to appreciate. Call
605-559-0247 leave message. Last of the “Classics”.
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.
7TH ANNUAL SWAP MEET &
Car Corral Sunday Sept. 13th,
Rapid City Fairgrounds
10AM-5PM FREE ADMISSION! Buy, Sell, Vehicles,
Parts, Toys, Memorabilia etc.
VENDORS CALL 605-3487373
JEEP LAREDO, 1986, Last
of WWII type, white/gold,
all accessories, automatic,
all documents, 91,800 original miles, $10K, 605-3476071
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 605-6422344 days, 605-642-7833
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.
CLASSIFIEDS WORK FOR
YOU!
1 & 2 BEDROOM, Furnished
and Unfurnished.
Lead.
Call 605-920-1457 Leave
Name & Phone #.
1 BDRM SPEARFISH Beautiful remodeled downtown. Furnished & utilities
included. Hardwood floors,
AC, view, laundry onsite. No
smoking/pets. Walking dist to
BHSU. $550/mo. 1st, last,
deposit. 605 212-4343
1 BDRM SPEARFISH Furnished & utilities included.
AC, laundry onsite. No smoking/pets. Walking dist to
BHSU. $520/mo. 1st, last,
deposit. 605 212-4343
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.. 605-641-4788
CLEAN 1 & 2 BEDROOM
APARTMENTS located in
Spearfish. Available Now.
Rent Based On Income. For
More Information call 605645-8933 Equal Housing
Opportunity.
1 BEDROOM in quiet
duplex in Spearfish. $325
per month plus deposit. No
pets. No smoking. Call 605722-1772.
1 BEDRROM EFFICIENCY
In Lead By High School,
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Apartments in Spearfish, now
has 2 bedroom apartments
available. Nicely landscaped,
play area, off street parking,
laundry facilities. Some units
newley remodeled. Call 605642-7400 for more information.
Equal
Housing
Opportunity.
LEAD-1
BEDROOM
Apartment In Duplex, No
Steps, Easy Parking, Water &
Sewer Included, $325/Month,
1st Month & Damage Deposit,
Bill 605-641-0369.
STUDIO APTS for rent $215$345 includes utilities and
cable. No smoking No pets.
Laundry. 605-722-7569
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
IRON RIDGE ESTATES has
openings for 2, 3 and 4 bedroom luxury apartments.
Swimming pool, hot tub and
fitness room. Free satellite tv.
No smoking, pet considered
with references. 605-6412068
ONE BEDROOM, garage.
Deadwood. New carpet/paint.
$600/mo. Most utilities, cable,
w/d,
Fireplace.
No
smoking/pets. Available now.
605-659-3083
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LEAD - SPACIOUS, QUIET 2
Bedroom Apartment. Level
Off-street Parking, No Pets.
$450/Month, $450 Deposit
Plus Utilities. 605-580-2845,
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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.
LEAD, NICE, 2 BEDROOM
Apt., Off-street Parking,
Washer/Dryer. No Pets. 605584-3861, 605-580-0090
STUDIO APARTMENTS in
Spearfish. utilities paid. No
pets/no smoking. $250.-$300.
per month. 605-717-5555
801 ROOMS FOR
RENT
RENTING ROOMS in A
Furnished 6 Bedroom Home In
Spearfish, For the upcoming
School Year. For Information
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FOR RENT
803 DUPLEXES FOR
RENT
804 MOBILE HOMES
FOR RENT
3 BEDROOM located in
Spearfish. $650/mo plus
deposit, and utilities. 605-6459199
JUST REMODELED 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bath on private lot
in Belle Fourche. Storage
shed included. $575/mo. plus
deposit. Water included 605641-3646, 605-641-6928 after
5:00pm.
MOBILE HOME For Rent.
Very Nice 3 Bedroom in St
Onge. $335/Month Plus
Utilities. No Smoking, No
Pets. Call 651-336-1838.
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805 HOMES FOR
RENT
1 BEDROOM HOUSE. $400
plus utilities. No pets/no
smoking. References and
deposit required. Near BHSU.
605-920-1333
2 BEDROOM APARTMENTSpearfish. 1,2,3,4 bedroom
houses-Belle. 4 bedroom
house-Sturgis. 2 Bedroom
house-Newell. Call 605-2103419
2 BEDROOM HOUSE, 4 car
garage, on large lot in St.
Onge. $650/mo. $650 deposit,
plus utilities. No smoking, no
pets. 1 year lease minimum.
Call 605-347-6036 leave message.
3 BEDROOM HOUSE. $795
plus utilities. No pets/no
smoking. References and
deposit required. 605-6424529
Rally Rentals Available!
140 W. Jackson Blvd, Spearfish
1227 FOOTHILLS DRIVE 3 BR, 2 BA Mobile Home, 2 Car Garage, Laundry Room ........$995/Mo. - Spearfish
503 SPEARFISH CANYON ROAD Studios & 1 BR Apartments ..........$325-$600/Mo. - Spearfish
3276 WEST VIEW LOOP 5 BR, 2 BA, 1 Car Garage, Fenced, W/D ................$1,250/Mo. - Spearfish
929 31ST STREET 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 Car Garage ..................................................$1,200/Mo. - Spearfish
816 STATE STREET 2 BR, 1 BA, Avail. end of May ..................................$525/Mo. - Belle Fourche
MOVE IN SPECIAL - $100 OFF 1ST MONTH’S RENT!
711 8TH STREET - PONDEROSA APTS. 1 BR, 1 BA ......................$325/Mo. - Belle Fourche
Sabrina Arnold • 645-2042 (cell) • 717-5555 (office) • [email protected]
808 LOTS &
ACREAGE FOR RENT
MOUNTAIN
SHADOWS
ESTATES in Spearfish Has
Large Mobile Home Lots
Available for Rent. No Dogs
Allowed. (605)642-4764.
809 COMMERCIAL
RENTALS
DENTAL, MEDICAL, OR
PHYSICAL Therapy Rental
space available in Belle
Fourche call 605-723-7654.
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. 605642-4607.
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.
FOR LEASE: 210 West Grant.
Prime commercial space.
1794 sq. ft. with office and
shop space. Call Justin @
605-645-2524
FOR RENT in Spearfish, former food preparation service
facilities, which include commercial stove, walk-in cooler,
and freezer, storage area and
dining area. Call 605-6457416 or 307-283-1097
5 BEDROOM HOME IN
SPEARFISH 2 Baths, 1 Car
Garage,
Fenced
Yard.
$1250/Mo. 605-717-5555
FOR RENT: Commercial
Office Space. High traffic
location, next to Walmart.
Rent negotiable. Call 605645-2744
HOME IN SPEARFISH 3
Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 2 Car
Garage, Laundry. $995/Mo.
605-717-5555
OFFICE OR RETAIL space
for rent. 500sq. ft. Utilities
included. In Spearfish. 605722-6222 or 605-269-9222
IN STURGIS, 1 bedroom 1
bath, Available now $400
plus deposit. 605-722-3263
msg 605-641-9854
NEW HOME 4 bedroom 2
bath, 1 car garage. $1,200
Monthly. Now Available. No
smoking/no pets. 605-6425886, 605-645-3388
NEWER 2 BEDROOM 1 bath
house
in
Spearfish.
Unfinished basement. Large
yard. Some pets O.K. W/D,
$900/mo. Matt 605-645-1689,
605-645-1691
NICE CABIN - 2+ Bedrooms,
2 Bath, Jacuzzi Tub, Great
View, Central City, $600 Plus
Utilities, 605-717-8513.
Visit our website at www.therentcenter.com
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 @ 605-6427767
PREMIERE
OFFICE
SPACES for Lease in Newer
Belle Fourche Plaza Call
605-723-7654.
810 GARAGES &
STORAGE
**STORAGE
UNITS**.
Competitive Rates, 22x30,
11x30, 11x20, 11x15, 11x10,
5x11. Call Northview Storage
at (605)642-8126.
LOWEST
PRICE
STORAGE UNITS
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• 5’ X10’ and 10’ X 20’ available
• Commercial shops with office.
4 to choose from. Incentives!
Su#s%ri#e
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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)6423782, 605-645-2880.
MOBILE HOME FOR SALE.
in Spearfish, SD. 2 bedrooms,
1 bathroom, fenced yard and
large deck. $20K or best offer.
Call 605-721-8528 for an
appointment.
5x7, 8x10, 10x10, 10x24,
12x30. Concrete floors, Black
topped drive ways. Located
behind Safeway- Stow Away
Storage- 605-642-2869 or
605-645-2152.
903 HOMES FOR
SALE
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 605-641-1026.
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
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.
904 LOTS &
ACREAGE FOR SALE
WHITEWOOD STORAGE
NEW UNITS. Various sizes.
Low prices. Outside parking
available. 605-269-2123
813 VACATION
RENTALS
BLACK HILLS VACATION
CABINS...Choice locations in
the Northern Hills. All year
availability. See properties at
www.blackhillsvacationcabins.comCall 605-920-1269 or
605-578-1184 for reservations. email jody_ [email protected]
902 MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
2000 FRIENDSHIP 28x60, 4
Bedrooms, Two Baths, With All
Appliances, Shed, Two Decks,
C/Air. Call 605-722-1372, 605920-8872 or 605-641-0127.
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. 605-6411248
21+ ACRES OFF OLD Belle
Rd, fenced. Electric, phone,
to lot. Beautiful homesite
with magnificent views.
Horses allowed. $129,900.
605-722-7661
LAND FOR SALE, 40 acres,
covenants, 2 miles NW of
Beulah, wy, call evenings 307643-7175
LOTS
FOR
SALE.
Residential, Duplex, Multifamily,
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 605-6459985 or Joe Jorgensen 605645-0048. Jorgensen Realty
Spearfish. Broker Owned
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AUCTION
Saturday, September 12, 2009 • 10:00 a.m.
Location: 1839 Hwy 24, approximately 2.4 miles east of Hulett, WY
Signs will be posted sale day.
Vehicles: 1972 Chevy Custom Deluxe 10 with topper, auto, 350, (103,538 miles), 1984
Nissan Sentra, 4 cyl. (164,000 miles), 1940’s Willys Jeep with winch (needs minor work
to start).
Shop - Tools & Ranch: 8’ x 16’ wood storage shed with shingled roof, two 300 gal. fuel
tanks with stands, like new Coleman vertex 7850 generator: 120-240 volt, small super EZ
Homelite chainsaw with case, XL 12 Homelite chainsaw, small shop vacuum, Vigortone
enclosed feed tub, scoop shovels, shovels, spades, old table saw, handyman jack, Hypro
PTO pump C7560C, tire chains, log chains, step ladders, Sears skil saw, horn weights,
set of iron number brands, right hand calf branding chute, sickle grinder, numerous hand
tools (wrenches, etc.), extension cords, 1” pipe, (20) sheets 1/2” sheet rock, ammunition
for 410 shotgun - 308-22s, Old Fairbanks-Morse hammer mill, 2 iron wheeled drills, 2 old
narrow head combines - MM and a McCormick. Used fencing material and much more.
Household & Furniture: Whirlpool ceramic top electric range, like new Estate side by side
refrig-freezer (21 cubic ft.), Coronado 15 cu. ft. chest freezer, Gibson upright freezer - 16
cu. ft., IH refrigerator, St. Clair trash burner stove, Maytag heavy duty washer, Speed
Queen dryer, assorted dining room chairs, glider rocker, couch & love seat & coffee table,
several chest of drawers, Riccar vacuum, kitchen appliances - toaster, coffee maker, radio,
chrome & wood table with six padded chairs, full beds, queen bed, twin bed, several
chairs, bedroom set with night stand, full size 2 piece bedroom set, 4 shelf library book
case, small novelty hutch, desk, boxes of books, older furniture-chairs & end tables, locking metal closet, chest of 6 drawers, numerous dishes, pots & utensils, canning jars, and
more.
Antiques & Collectibles: Huge amount of petrified wood and agates, elk and deer horns,
collars, bridles, tack, U.S. saddle bags, Buermann star marked nickel spurs, 2 pair mounted Crockett spurs, R.T. Frazier square skirted saddle-relined and restrung-good. Al
Furstnow saddle (rough), 2 high-back saddles (rough), Powder River batwing chaps,
branding irons, harness, hames, old school desk, galvanized tub, antique yard gate, barn
lanterns, 1950s-60s license plates, kids’ red wagon, 5 gallon cream cans, single cylinder
gas engine, old fuel cans, electric cream separator, forge blower, implement seats, 3cross cut saws, costume jewelry.
Lawn & Garden: Toro wheel horse 8-25 riding lawn mower, Troybuilt Porry roto-tiller, bird
houses, garden hoses, much more.
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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
605-722-1776.
WY Livestock Brand: J (“Lazy E Hanging J”) RHC - RSS - RSH.
Auctioneer’s Note: All announcements made sale day take precedence over any previously advertised
material. Most items are in very good condition. Many more items too numerous to mention. Many
more boxes of items not looked through. The Smith’s have been on this ranch for close to 70 years.
Not responsible for accidents
To#er Auction
Terry Goodvin
(307) 467-5668
(307) 290-0742
Hulett, WY
Wayne Garmen, Terry Miller, Bruce Zube
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Children First has
openings in our
afternoon Enrichment
Kindergarten Program.
Our program offers:
• Limited class size • Peacemaking
• Excellent academics • Creative arts
• Montessori emphasis
• A loving instructor with 30 years
teaching experience
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PUZZLE FOR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
School Menus
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!onday, Sept. 7 /0o school
Tuesday, Sept. 7 / Hot dog, bun, ;rench
fries, peas, mandarin oranges, milk
Aednesday, Sept. B / Sloppy JoesDbun,
potato puffs, corn, fresh fruit milky
Thursday, Sept. 1F / Turkey graGy, mashed
potatoes, green beans, wheat rolls, peaches
milk
;riday, Sept. 11 / Tomato soup, grilled
cheese sandwich or PBJ sandwich, Geggies and
dip, peas
!rea/0a12
!onday / 0o school
Tuesday / Breakfast bars, eggs frittata,
cereal
Aednesday / Cereal, wheat toast
Thursday / Biscuits, hard boiled egg, cereal
;riday / Pancakes sausage links, cereal.
Fruit, (ui)e and mi/0 1er2ed ea)3 day
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!onday, Sept. 7 / 0o school
Tuesday, Sept. 7 / Popcorn chicken, fries
hot Gegetable, fruit milk
Aednesday, Sept. B / Spaghetti with meat
sauce, garlic bread, salad, fruit, milk
Thursday, Sept. 1F / Beef fingers, potatoes
and graGy, bread and peanut butter, hot Gegetable, fruit, milk
;riday, Sept. 11 / Crispitos, potato wedge,
salad, fruit Mello, milk
!rea/0a12
!onday/ 0o school
Tuesday / Cold cereal, toast, fruit, milk
Aednesday / Ngg and cheese biscuit, fruit
Muice, milk
Thursday / Aaffles, bacon, fruit, milk
;riday / Cold cereal, toast fruit, milk
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Aednesday, Sept. B / Otalian dunkers with
cheesy bread
Thursday, Sept. 1F / Cheese piPPa
;riday, Sept. 11 / ;ish sticks
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Tuesday Sept. 7 / PiPPa salad, fruit
Aednesday, Sept. B / Burrito, fruit, Geggie
dinner roll
Thursday, Sept. 1F / Chicken noodle soup,
sandwich, fruit, carrot sticks
;riday, Sept. 11 / Taco piPPa, fruit, Geggie
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Tuesday, Sept. 7 / Otalian dunkers with
cheese bread, lettuce salad, apple
Aednesday, Sept. B / Soft shell taco, corn,
pars, carrot cake
Thursday, Sept. 1F / Cheeseburger, baked
beans, applesauce
;riday, Sept. 11 / PiPPa, Geggie, fruit, cookie
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;riday / Pancakes and bacon
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lettuceDtomato, pineapple, milk-Gariety
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potato wedges, green beans, peaches milk-Gariety
Thursday, Sept. 1F / Grilled cheese sandwich, tomato soup, crackers, pears, carrotsDcelery milk-Gariety
;riday, Sept. 11 / Turkey club sandwich,
baked chips, carrots, celery, grapes, cookie
milk
!onday / 0o school
Tuesday / ;rench toast
Aednesday / Nggs and toast
Thursday / Nggs and toast
;riday / Rogurt and fruit
Foster parent training
enrollment period opens
PONSSN / ProspectiGe foster families are
encouraged to attend the upcoming ParentTs
Sesource for Onformation, UeGelopment and
Nducation, also known as PSOUN Training, in
the 0orthern Hills beginning Vct. 1F.
The training is free and participants must
complete WF hours of training. Class siPes are
limited and an initial inXuiry process must be
completed prior to registration. Participants
must be Y1 years of age, financially stable and
haGe no conGictions of crimes inGolGing harm
SPONSORED BY: LUEDERS FOOD CENTERS
to children, seZ crimes or crimes of Giolence.
;oster families of eGery culture are needed to
keep sibling groups together, to keep children
and youth in their own communities and to support the well-being of children in need of a
home while their birth family heals.
Of you are interested in opening your home to
children in foster care, please contact !ichelle
at [6F]^ W4W-Y]B7. To learn more about becoming a foster parent, please Gisit www.fosterourfuture.sd.goG.
BLACK HILLS PIONEER COMMUNITY
VA Announces Seasonal Flu
Shot Schedule
!he Department of .eterans
0ffairs 2lack 6ills 6ealth 7are
System will be offering walk-in seasonal flu shots for enrolled .eterans
through special immunization clinics
at the following locations and datesA
B C a.m.-3A3F p.m. Sept. 14 and
Sept. 16 2uilding 145K Loom 1FC
Fort Neade .0 Nedical 7enter
B CA3F a.m.-3AFF p.m. beginning
Sept. O Non-FriK 6ot Springs .0
Nedical 7enter through Primary
7are.
B 0fter hours and weekends in
Qrgent 7are Rcould eSpect wait times
during these hoursT.
B OA3F a.m.-6 p.m. check in at front
desk Lapid 7ity .0 7linic Sept. U1
and Sept. U3.
Vo appointments are necessaryW
veterans are asked to bring their .0
identification card. .eterans who
have an upcoming appointment with
their primary care provider may
receive their flu shot at the time of
their appointment.
.0 2lack 6ills is also offering flu
shots to enrolled veterans through its
upcoming rural health clinicsA
B 11 a.m.- 4 p.m. Sept. U4 YordonK
Veb. 7linic and C a.m.-4 p.m. Sept.
1OK 0llianceK Veb. 7linic
B Voon-5 p.m. Sept. U1 and C a.m.5 p.m. Sept. UU Z U3 at the
ScottsbluffK Veb. 7linic.
B [A3F a.m.-3 p.m. Sept.1O Pine
LidgeK S.D. 7linic.
B [A3Fam-3AFFpm Sept. U3
VewcastleK \yo. 7linic.
.0 2lack 6ills .eterans who
receive their care through the Linn
Nedical 7linic in PierreK the 0vera
Nedical 7linic in \innerK the
Nission 7linic or Prairie 7ommunity
6ealth 7linics in ^sabelK Eagle 2utte
and Faith should call their provider to
schedule a vaccination.
.0 2lack 6ills 6ealth 7are
System encourages all .eterans to
receive a seasonal flu vaccine this
year. `ne seasonal flu vaccine will
cover you throughout the flu season.
0s you knowK there is also the potential for an increase in the outbreak of
the 61V1 RswineT flu. !he Q.S. government is working with manufacturers to develop a vaccine for the UFF[
novel 61V1 RswineT flu. .0 2lack
6ills 6ealth 7are System will keep
you informed as this vaccine is developedK tested and approved for
release.
CELEBRATIONS
Graslie, Butz
airsten Yraslie
and John 2utzK both
of
Lapid
7ity
announce
their
engagement
and
forthcoming marriage set for Nay 1K
UF1F.
airsten is the
daughter of Scott
and 2arb Yraslie of
Spearfish. She graduated from Spearfish
6igh School and has
a bachelorcs degree
from the Qniversity
of
.irginia
in
7harlottesville. She
is currently a fourth
year medical student
at the Qniversity of
South Dakota at
.ermillion.
John is the son of
Yerald and Nary
2utz of Lapid 7ity.
6e graduated from
7entral 6igh School
in Lapid 7ityK the Qniversity of Puget Sound in !acomaK \ash.K and is a
fourth year medical student at the Qniversity of South Dakota.
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for the month of August 2009
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For first class, professional real estate service,
call or stop by and see Lonnie today!
Just send it to us along with your name
& phone number.
[email protected]
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SPORTS
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s p o r t s @ b h p i o n e e r. c o m
BELLE FOURCHE
BLACK HILLS STATE
LEAD-DEADWOOD
SPEARFISH
STURGIS
September 5, 2009
Golddiggers lose opener to Cavaliers 48-0
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See DIGGERS — Page 27
Spartans dominate Brookings in soccer 6-2
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the goa7.
?atthew #edersen s:ored the
se:ond =partan goa7 with WW
8inutes 7eft in the first ha7f taL/
ing =pearfish on top W/E.
(o77efsrud s:ored his se:ond
goa7 on7y two 8inutes 7ater. ]n
the throw in (o77efsrud 8ade a
[ui:L shot on goa7. "
ProoLings defender b7o:Led
the shot@ but he re:oFered the
rebound and fired again finding
the net.
JWhen we went Q/E on the8
you :ou7d see their heads go
down@ their body 7anguage
:hanges@N Yi77 said. J(hen we
gaFe the8 a pena7ty Li:L and
they got 7iFe7y again.N
(hat pena7ty Li:L ga8e with
on7y a few 8inutes 7eft in the
ha7f taLing the ga8e to Q/^.
=pearfish :ontro77ed the se:/
ond ha7f as 8u:h as the first.
=7ade Yansen fired the open/
ing sa7Fo three 8inutes into the
ga8e taLing the ga8e to C/^ in
faFor of =pearfish.
See SPARTANS — Page 28
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0att#e) for 1ontro# of
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>riday nig<t in
SCearfi)<: ;<e
SCartan) dominated
t<eir <ome oCener
and 6on J/2: Pioneer
photo by Mark
Watson
Saturday( September .( /001
BLACK HILLS PIONEER SPORTS
Page /4
Sports Happenings
Spearfish City League
Volleyball Sept. 20
SPEARFISH * Registration now open
until September 15 for th0se interested in
playing in the Spearfish City League
Colleyball League.
League play starts Sunday, September
20. Registrations can be picked up and
turned in at the City Rec Center or at Black
Hills Pure.
The cost is $180.00 per team of six players, $30.00 for each additional player.
The league will have an QAQ and QBQ
division. If you have any questions call
Sarah Dittman at 641-1249.
Fall and Fitness
5K Fun Run Sept. 5
SPEARFISH * The Fall and Fitness 5K
Fun Run will be held at 8 a.m. Saturday,
Sept. 5 at Spearfish City Park in Spearfish..
This is a team and individual challenge,
so get your colleaguesXteam out and moving at this 5K runXwalk.
There is a $15 individual entry fee or $10
per member for groups of five or more people.
All proceeds go to Spearfish High
School cross country team.
Prizes will be given to the top three finishers' in each age group[ male and female
under 19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 6069 and Masters.
Group prizes will be awarded to the
organization with the most participants and
the first group to have five people finish the
5K runXwalk.
You can pre-register by sending an email to[ lvette_spearfish.k12.sd.us. On
site registration is from 6[30 to a[30 a.m.
Spartan fan bus for
Huron football game
Oct. 2
SPEARFISH * If you are interested in
riding the Spartan fan bus to the Huron
football game Oct. 2, please stop by
Coreen Lerwick's State Farm Insurance
office to sign up at 125 E. Colorado Blvd.
Suite 1G.
The cost to ride the bus is $45 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. 18. The
first 40 people to sign up are on the bus.
BHSU fall team roping
Sept. 12
SPEARFISH * The Black Hills State
University fall team roping event will be at
10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 12, at the Seven
Downs Arena in Spearfish
Registration begins at 9 a.m. The cost is
$25 per man.
If you would like more information call
5a8-3518.
BHSU golf scramble
Sept. 26
SPEARFISH * The Black Hills State
university rodeo team will be holding a
four person scramble golf tournament
Sept. 26 at the Spearfish Canyon Country
Club.
The entry fee is $125 per person. You
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 BHSU
rodeo team.
For more information call Kellie at 6443556 or e-mail her at kellie.weinzetl_lantisnet. com.
Early Bird
bowling league
needs bowlers
LEAD * The Early Birds bowling
Broncs lose home opener to Bearcats 26-10
league in Lead needs bowlers for Tuesday
mornings.
Itcs a three woman team and starts at 9
a.m. on Sept. 8. The league meeting is at
8[30 a.m. Sept. 8.
Hunter Safety Course
Sept. 13 through 17
LEAD*- The Black Hills Rod and Gun
club will be holding their annual Hunters
Safety Course from Sunday, Sept. 13
through Thursday, Sept. 1a at the clubhouse in Lead dnext to the tennis courtse.
Registration will be held at 5[30 p.m. on
Sunday, Sept. 13 and class will be from 6 to
9 p.m. Sept. 13 through Sept. 1a. The entire
class is free of charge and all materials and
equipment furnished.
Students must attend all classes to be
certified.
A parent or guardian should be present
for registration and the first 30 minutes of
the first class. Students should be at least
11 years 6 months of age to attend.
Everyone is welcome to attend this class..
South Dakota law requires young
hunters less than 16 years to be certified
through this course before they can obtain
a South Dakota hunting license.
For more information contact Will
Cooper at a22-352a or 641-6431 or Kim
Fundaun at a22-39a4.
DIGGERS
5ontinued from Page /6
Cavs increased its lead to 14-0.
The Cavs would score one more time
before the end of the quarter on an eight
yard touchdown pass from Jacobson to
Sullivan. Robb added the extra point and
the Golddiggers trailed 21-0 after one
quarter.
Lead-Deadwood had trouble all night
generating offense, while its defense could
not stop the Cavs potent offensive attack.
St. Thomas More added two more
scores in the second quarter to lead 31-0 at
the half.
Lead-Deadwood threatened only once
in the second half to put points on the
board.
The Golddiggers recovered a Cavs fumble at the St. Thomas More 36-yard line,
but failed to pick up a first down in four
plays and turned the ball back over to St.
Thomas More.
The Cavs scored on its next possession
and led 38-0 after three and went on to win
the game 48-0.
The Golddiggers d0-1e hope to be more
physical when they travel to Hill City
Friday night to take on the Rangers.
“We have to get more physical with our
play,” said Biesiot. “One positive thing
was we didnct have any major injuries. We
just need to learn from our mistakes and
build from there.”
Kickoff is at 6[30 p.m.
Bronc 'ea* coac' +*a, -o.o.ie0ski a**resses 'is 3ea, a43er 3'e5 los3 3o 7o89las: ;5o< =>?@A Bri*a5 ni9'3 in
Belle Bo8rc'e< C'e Broncs 'el* 3'e Bearca3s scoreless in 3'e secon* 'al4 o4 3'e 9a,e 8n3il 3'e las3 4e. ,in83es
o4 3'e 4o8r3' D8ar3er< Belle Bo8rc'e .ill Ela5 Ho3 GErin9s neH3 .eek a3 'o,e 3o oEen con4erence Ela5< Pioneer
photo by Randall Bradley
GEor3s s3oriesI Jall
7ennis >K=?=L>@
s
2a3e /8
Lady Spartans make last minute tie
■ Penalty kick
puts Spearfish
on the board
BY MARK WATSON
Black Hills Pioneer
HP>AGX`H. P HpearfAsh
fAred Wore shots on ?oal than
theAr opponents XrAday nA?htK
but as An a ?unfA?ht aTTuraTy
Tounts.
Fhe Vady Hpartans tAed
2roo8An?s An the fAnal WAnutes
of theAr hoWe opener ;=;
than8s to a penalty 8AT8.
_2roo8An?s TaWe out and
played really hard. Fhey
played really a??ressAveK_ sAad
ToaTh (harlAe VaWb. _Ee had
far Wore ThanTes on ?oal than
they dAdK but At Zust dAdnRt hap=
pen. Ee hAt the TrossbarK :e
sent At Zust :AdeK :e had a Tou=
ple open shots that :e WAssed
onK so :e dAdnRt TapAtalAêd on
our ThanTes._
2roo8An?s opened the sTor=
An? 9 WAnutes Anto the ?aWe
:hen they 8AT8ed a lon? shot
Zust over playersR heads and
past the Hpartan 8eeper.
Fhe ?aWe :as a battle :Ath
HpearfAsh TontrollAn? the fA?ht
for the lar?e part. Fhe half
ended before another ?oal :as
sTored. Vate An the seTond half
Alyssa 2ury :as trApped on a
brea8 a:ay settAn? up a penal=
ty 8AT8. 2ury :as AnZured and
:as forTed to leave the ?aWe.
bordan Post too8 the penalty
8AT8 and found the net :Ath a
fAnal sTore of ;=;.
_` donRt lA8e :aAtAn? tAll those
last WAnutes to sToreK_ VaWb
saAd. _2ut soWetAWes you TanRt
do anythAn? about that. 7ou
have to 8eep pushAn? and
pushAn? and pushAn?. FhAn?s
:All :or8 out. Hhots :All start
?oAn? An. Infortunately they
:erenRt._
[espAte traAlAn? for Wost of
the ?aWeK VaWb saAd the ?Arls
8ept theAr heads An the ?aWe.
_Fhe 8ey :as 8eepAn? up
eWotAonallyK_ he saAd. _Fhe
?Arls ?ot Antense about tryAn? to
play as hard as they Tould tAll
the end. Fhat As one thAn? that
thAs teaW does eaTeptAonally
:ell._
HpearfAshK ;=;=; no:K :All
faTe 2randon 3alley today.
_NFodayRsO ?aWe should be
real sAWAlarK_ he saAd. _Ehen
you loo8 at us on paperK
2roo8An?sK HpearfAsh and
2randon 3alley are real sAWAlar
teaWs An ho: :e do a?aAnst the
other teaWs An the TonferenTe.
`t :Alle be another really tou?h
?aWe._
Saturday, Septe+,er ., /001
South Dakota football
prep scores
Aberdeen (entral ,- .uron 1
2randon 3alley 56 7an8ton 9
(ro: (ree8 ;6 (heyenne=>a?le
2utte @
.ardAn? (ounty B6 Ce:ell 1
PAerre 6@ Eaterto:n 9
Fodd (ounty 66 Ged (loud 61
EAnner B1 Htanley (ounty 1
College football
>IJ>C>K Lre. NAPO P A day
after Lre?onRs Tolle?e football sea=
son openedK At ended for runnAn?
baT8 VeJarrette 2lount.
2lount :as suspended for all
reWaAnAn? ?aWes on XrAday for
punThAn? 2oAse Htate defensAve end
2yron .out An the Za: follo:An? the
;-th=ran8ed [uT8sR ;\=@ loss to the
;5th=ran8ed 2ronTos the nA?ht
before.
2eTause he As a senAorK 2lountRs
playAn? days An >u?ene are no:
over.
Lre?onRs fArst=year ToaThK (hAp
]ellyK told a sobbAn? 2lount about
SPARTANS
Continued fro+ 2a3e / :
2roo8An?s trAed to
respondK
but
the
Hpartans battled baT8.
EAth ;- WAnutes left An
the
?aWe
Alea
CaThatAlo fAred a lon?
shot over the fAeld of
players and found the
net Zust under the
Trossbar. 2roo8An?s let
theAr heads han? and
ba8e 7oun? too8
advanta?e of the lull
trAT8lAn? a shot An
War8An?
the
last
HpearfAsh ?oal of the
nA?ht.
2roo8An?s earned a
free 8AT8 and sTored
!elsey 'amb
+ights +or the
ball 2riday
night in
Spear+ish. 8he
'ady Spartans
tied Brookings
in the +inal
minutes o+ the
game to bring
their record to
=>=>=. Pioneer
photo by Mark
Watson
hAs deTAsAon after revAe:An? tape of
the alterTatAon.
(elebratAn? the vATtory on the
2ronTosR tradeWar8 blue turfK .out
yelled An 2lountRs faTe and tapped
hAW on the shoulder pad. 2efore
2oAse Htate ToaTh (hrAs Petersen
Tould pull .out a:ayK 2lount landed
a rA?ht to .outRs Za:K 8noT8An? hAW
to hAs 8nees.
2lount also had to be restraAned by
polATe froW fans heT8lAn? hAW on the
:ay to the loT8er rooW.
Vater he apolo?Aêd sayAn?K _`t
:as Zust soWethAn? that ` shouldnRt
have done. ` lost Wy head._
HtAllK ]elly :as ta8en abaT8 :hen
he sa: the punTh on tape.
_FhatRs not :hat :eRre all about.
FhatRs not :hat :e ToaTh. FhatRs not
:hat :e stand for and AtRs unaTTept=
ableK_ he saAd.
2lountRs suspensAon AnTludes bo:l
?aWes. .e :All reWaAn on sTholar=
shApK ho:everK and :All TontAnue to
praTtATe :Ath the teaW.
BOWLING LEAGUES
ARE FORMING
Leagues start beginning of September
Mens • Women's • Mixed
off a perfeTt shot.
Fhe :An brAn?s
HpearfAshRs reTord to
;=;=;.
cEe :ere able to
play everybodyKd .All
saAd. cFhat :All be
helpful seeAn? ho: :e
play a teaW NtodayO
that dAdnRt play NXrAday
nA?htOd
HpearfAsh ta8es on
2randon 3alley at ;
p.W. today.
cEe need to play
sAWple. HoWetAWes
:e try to do too WuTh
Anstead of Zust 8noT8
At to people :ho are
in!
a
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standAn? :Ade openKd
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theyRll stAT8 At to
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A 8ey of the ?aWe
:All be the aWount of
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2:00 p.m. ........Dan Carlson
How weather affects wildlife
2:30 p.m. ........Paulette Kirby
BH Paddlers, Kayaking in the Black Hills
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Northern Hills Woodworks
Recreation Station
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
Black Hills Cycling and Black Hills Ridge Riders
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Spearfish Canyon Lodge
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER TOMORROW’S WEATHER
Pa3e 40
EPA 5on#in$e& 9ro+ Pa3e :
!ob$ien said that the final
environmental impact statement
will be released this fall and that
the travel management plan will
take affect in 89:9.
<=The? @PA is primarily conD
cerned about impacts to water
FualityG aFuatic resources and
wildlife habitat from new road
constructionGH Larry JvobodaG
director of the Kational
@nvironmental Policy Act with
the @PAG wrote in the letter. <Ln
additionG the =plan? does not
describe how the proposed cloD
sure of unclassified roads will be
implemented and enforced while
residential development adjacent
to the national forest and offD
highway vehicle use is increasD
ing.H
The @PA reviewed five alternaD
tive travel plans proposed by the
Norest
Jervice
including
Alternative ! that is favored by
the forest service. Alternative !
contains the most offDhighway
vehicle =OPQ? roadsG trails and
areas.
The @PA report identified :RS
new miles of roads and trails
would be opened to motori$ed
uses under the forest serviceTs
plan. <UetG the 899V update to the
Kational Qisitor Wse Monitoring
project reflects that only :.Y perD
cent of KN recreational visitors
listed their primary activity as
OPQ use. Z ThereforeG this
travel management plan appears
to be designed for the benefit of a
clear minority of recreationists on
the forest. @PA strongly urges the
Norest Jervice to reconsider
opening any currently nonD
motori$ed areas up to motori$ed
useGH the @PA report said.
<When it is already Y9 percent
open to motori$ed useG to convert
nonDmotori$ed areasG it doesnTt
seem fair to the nonDmotori$ed
community who uses itGH said the
@PATs \ody OstendorfG who
reviewed the forestTs travel plan.
<L had people from the Norest
Jervice calling me saying Tthese
are places that we like to go
recreate and weTre not going to
want to go there if it is opened to
OPQsT There is a lot of concern
even in the Norest Jervice. Lt
seemed to cater to this really
small percentage of visitors who
are there for OPQ use. While hikD
ers may not impact OPQ users
with what they are doingG OPQ
users certainly impact hikers. Lt
seems like it is weighted towards
a real minority of people.H
Areas currently closed to OPQ
use that would become opened
include three semiDprimitiveG
nonDmotori$ed areasG D ]ugoutG
ôok Lake and Jundance !urn.
Of the roaded natural nonDmotorD
i$ed areasG !ogus \imG Jmith
]rawG @agle ^liffG Norbes _ulch
and Wood ânyon would see new
roads opened to motori$ed use.
<Alternative !G would greatly
increase the miles of motori$ed
trails from the current à miles to
aa` miles. Z This proposal
would further designate 8G88a
miles of road for motori$ed
mibed use by both highwayDlegal
and nonDhighway legal vehiclesGH
Jvoboda wrote. <An additional
:G8R8 miles of road would be
open to highwayDlegal vehicles
only. Z ^rossDcountry travel
would be allowed on :SSG999
acres of Kational Norest Jervice
land for the purposes of retrievD
ing downed game and dispersed
camping.H
!ob$ien said that the proposal
for Alternative ! came after four
years of meeting and work where
the local forest received more
than RG999 comments in :G899
lettersG eDmails and responses.
Additionally a forest advisory
board provided :: different recD
ommendations to the Norest
Jervice.
<That had interests from both
the motori$ed and nonDmotori$ed
communityGH !ob$ien said. <We
look at areas where there is more
motori$ed recreation and also
area where there is more nonD
motori$ed or Fuiet areas.
<When we selected our
Alternative ! we had our motorD
i$ed groups say Twe want more
opportunities and more motorD
i$ed trails.T We had other groups
say Twe would like to have
fewerGTH he added. <WhatTs interD
esting is that a lot of the concepts
that we gotG even the ones that
said fewerG supported a trail sysD
tem.H
The @PA believes that
Alternative ]G the plan with the
fewest number of miles open to
vehiclesG is the environmentally
preferable alternative. Alternative
] would provide cV9 miles of
mibedDuse roads and `89 miles of
motori$ed trails. Lt would prohibD
it motori$ed crossDcountry use for
any reasonG with ebceptions only
for emergency and administrative
access.
<=The? @PA is concerned that
the proposed action could ebacerD
bate ebisting water Fuality
impairments on several streams
on the =forest.? Alternative !
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would have cRS roaddtrail crossD
ings on perennial streamsG 89
miles of roaddtrail within `9 feet
of perennial streams and :8c
miles of roaddtrail within ::Y feet
of perennial streams forest wideGH
according to the report. <Lt is not
clear from the ]@LJ how many of
the cRS roaddtrail crossings that
would be permitted under
Alternative ! would cross those
impaired water bodies.H
Why this concerns the @PA so
much is that this has the potential
to degrade water Fuality.
<We concerned that there were
a lot of ebisting water Fuality
impairments. LtTs a violation of
the clean water act to permit
activities that are going to worsen
already impaired water bodiesGH
Ostendorf said. <Water Fuality in
general is good in the !lack Pills
Z but in the impaired bodiesG
when you run those machines in
and cause all the sedimentation
and you have low water crossings
with the off road vehicles going
into the streams and into the river
bedsG thatTs going to make it
worse.H
The @PA wants the travel manD
agement plan to prohibit OPQ
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EPA Continued from Page 30
use within *+ feet of an impaired
water body. 6f proposed trails go
up and down drainages or cross
impaired water bodies in the proposed action, EP> recommends
that those trails be immediately
closed.
The EP> is also concerned
with, as proposed in >lternative
A, the cross country use allowed
on BCD,+++ acres for retrieving
harvest elk within *++ feet of certain designated roads, and for dispersed camping within B++ feet
of certain designated roads.
FThis seems inconsistent with
the Travel Ganagement Rule
IJ> section in the Kederal
Register stating that L should be
applied 'sparingly,' to avoid
undermining the purposes of the
final rule and to promote consistency
in
implementation,N
according to the report. FEP> recommends that the Korest Service
not allow off-road driving to
retrieve game. Driving *++ feet
off a designated road will not
help hunters remove game that
was likely downed beyond *++
feet, but it will likely cause significant resource damage.N
>dditionally the DE6S proposes to establish a DQ DAR>S sound
emission limit for OHVs on the
forest roads and trails. Aut
according to the National
6nstitute for Occupational Safety
and Health, noise levels above XY
DAR>S can cause hearing inZury.
The
Kederal
Highways
>dministration considers noise
levels above CY DAR>S, or any
increase of *+ DAR>S or more
above e[isting noise levels, a
severe noise impact. The average
background noise in a typical
home is between \+ and Y+
DAR>S.
The EP> recommends that the
Korest Service adopt legal limits
for sound emissions based on recommendations of the Kederal
Highway >dministration for
F]ands on which serenity and
ûiet are of e[traordinary significance and serve an important
public need and where the preservation of those ûalities is essen-
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The Forest Service will address multiple EPA concerns in its
final environmental impact statement of its travel management plan. Pioneer file photo
tial if the area is to continue to
serve its intended purpose.N Kor
those purposes the proposed limit
is Q+ DAR>S. 6f that is not feasible, the Korest Service could propose an emission limit of C+
DAR>S, which is recommended
for picnic areas, recreation areas,
playgrounds, active sports areas,
parks, residences, motels, hotels,
schools, churches, libraries, and
hospitals.
The EP> is also concerned
with the amount of maintenance
and law enforcement that can be
provided.
FThe DE6S states that 'current
KS law enforcement resources
alone are not at a level that would
make enforcement of the prohibition of motori_ed-mi[ed use on
NKS roads,' and 'limited enforcement success has likely contributed to increased road and
area use violations, user conflicts
and resource damage.'L The
DE6S also states that Fannual
road maintenance resources are
appro[imately Y+ percent of what
is needed,N and Fcurrent maintenance funds are not sufficient to
maintain the current trail system
to standard,'N according to the
EP> report.
Aut the EP> concerns will be
addressed,
FWe're going through the E6S
and evaluating the environmental
effects Zust like the EP> did,N
Aob_ien said. F6 have to weigh
those with public interest in mind
to develop the best plan we can.N
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER
!a#u%day, !e*#e+,e% 5, 2009

Rounds says budget crunch worsening Spearfish to maintain Exit 14

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