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VOL. 43, NO 43 • TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2020 SEATON PUBLISHING COMPANY, P.O. BOX 7, SPEARFISH, SD • 605-642-2761 • 605-584-2303

Inside This Issue… Read the Prospector online @ www.bhpioneer.com

Inserts: • Ace Hardware • Bomgaars • Grocery Mart • Karl’s • Lueders • Lynn’s Dakotamart • Safeway Some inserts are designated for certain areas. Not all Prospectors contain every insert.

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Since 1976 ... THE Choice of More Businesses than ANY OTHER!

102 Personals

Your Hometown Neighborhood Market! Beer Prices Good only at our stores in:

Belle Fourche, Lead & Sturgis

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DOMESTIC/SEXUAL VIOLENCE 24-Hour Crisis Line, Butte/ Lawrence/ Harding Counties: 605-6427825 or 1-800-9992348. Sturgis Shelter: 605-347-0050 or 1800-755-8432. All Calls Confidential.

Professional Services

ATTENTION CONTRACTORS. Print your Blueprints right here in Spearfish. 24” x 36” starting at $5 each. Same day service if order is placed by 10am. Call 605-642-2761 or stop by the Black Hills Pioneer printing plant. 315 Seaton Circle, Spearfish, or e-mail us: bigprints@bhpioneer.com

**WEAVERS MOBILE HOME SERVICES** Now offers brand new ARCTIC HEAT TAPE PACKAGE. Heat tape, inspection and replacement. Furnace/duct cleaning. Call Lee 605639-9580 or Jean 605639-0368.

AVOID HIGH PRICES

$ 12 oz. 12 pk. Cans or Bottles

Budweiser or Bud Light

12 oz. 12 pk. Cans

Bud Light Selzter Family

12 oz. 12 pk. Bottles

Miller Lite or Coors Light

Keystone Light

Celebrating 60 years of taking care of customers just like you!

800-556-8393

Pabst Blue Ribbon

12 oz. 12 pk. Cans

Twisted Tea Family

Wine & Spirits… 99 99 23 15

Available Lynn’s Dakota at mart in

Part-Time Help Wanted

CARRIERS NEEDED: Various walking and motor routes available in LEAD. Daily and Weekly deliveries available! Call & ask for Scott or Lynda at 6422761 for more information.

Liechty Homes, Inc.

Blackliechtyhomes.com Hawk, SD (I-90 Exit 48) 800-556-8393 liechtyhomes.com

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Dealer installed options and taxes are extra.

LIECHTY Black Hawk, INC. SD HOMES, (I-90 Exit 48)

Belle Fourche Garage Sales

HUGE GARAGE SALE May 15 & 16 starting at 8am at Willie Koch's 10792 Sourdough Rd., Belle Fourche. New, used, antiques, collectibles, tack and tools.

Our Prices “Always” include delivery and set-up within 150 miles of our location.

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CONTRACTORS NEEDING WORK? Jobs available include: Windows, Siding, Decking & More. Call Twin City Construction 605-920-8372.

Celebrating National Skilled Nursing Care Week MAY 10-16, 2020

Lead ONLY!

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Black Velvet Canadian Whisky

Making a difference in every life we touch

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Jose Cuervo Ready To Drink

Prices effective Tuesday, May 12 through Monday, May 18, 2020.

1020 N 10th Street • Spearfish, South Dakota 605-642-2716 • www.SpearfishCanyonHC.com

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available at oferating light & heavy Since required 1976 ... &THE Choice More Businesses than ANY OTHER!

www.lawrence.sd.us or equipment preferred. HERSRUDS OF BELLE S T A R T I N G I M M E D I - by calling 605-578- Must have High School Fourche is seeking a A T E L Y : F o o d a n d 2183; Submit to Diane diploma or GED certificresults-driven salesper- Beverage Manager at at dbracha@lawrence ate. ADDITIONAL: Must son to join their team. Midnight Star. Great .sd.us, or by mail to PO be able to pass a postCandidate should pos- base salary, paid med- Box 514 Deadwood, SD offer physical, drug sess excellent custom- ical, monthly bonus 57732. DUTIES: Operat- screening and backer service, communica- package. Call 605-580- ing light & heavy duty ground check, prior to equipment; Respons- beginning employment; tion skills, time manage- 5591 ible to perform mainten- S h a l l b e c o m e a ment and organizational abilities. Send re- CARPENTERS NEEDED a n c e o n a l l c o u n t y Lawrence County resids u m e t o s u p e r t e a m for framing, siding and equipment and per- ent within 11 months of @rushmore.com finish work. Based in forming maintenance employment. For and Spearfish. Competitive and repairs on county additional information L E A D - D E A D W O O D wages & benefits avail- roads and bridges; Job please call: 605-578SCHOOL DISTRICT is a b l e . C a l l 6 0 5 - 5 6 9 - duties will also include 2183. Lawrence County currently accepting ap- 0701/605-717-5849 for working outdoors in in- is an equal opportunity clement weather. EX- employer. plications for Middle more information. PERIENCE/EDUCASchool Paraprofessiona l 7 h o u r s / d a y LAWRENCE COUNTY TION: Must possess a NEED A SUBSCRIP$13.00/hour. Start date: HIGHWAY, Deadwood valid class A South TION TO THE BLACK August 31, 2020. AP- Shop, is hiring Light Dakota drivers license HILLS PIONEER? PLICATIONS TO: Mary E q u i p m e n t - H e a v y with tank endorsement. CARRIER DELIVERY Schumacher, Secretary Equipment Operator/ Prior experience in opOR E-EDITION CALL Lead-Deadwood School Highway Crew Mainten- erating light & heavy LINDA AT 642-2761 District, South Main ance Worker. WAGE: equipment preferred. Lead, South Dakota $23.57-$24.78/hr DOE. Must have High School 57754, 605-717-3711, S C H E D U L E : W i n t e r diploma or GED certificLooking for a great summer job? mary.schumacher@k12. hours: 7am-3:30pm M- ate. ADDITIONAL: Must Come work at Tomahawk sd.us CLOSING DATE: F; Summer hours: 6am- be able to pass a postOpen until filled. Lead- 4:30pm M-TH (May in- offer physical, drug Country Club! Deadwood School Dis- c l u d e w o r k i n g a f t e r screening and backto trict is an Equal Oppor- hours, weekends and ground check, prior Seasonal · Part-time or Full-time holidays). SUBMIT AP- beginning employment;Various Hours · Must be 21 tunity Employer. PLICATION: Lawrence S h a l l b e c o m e a County residE X P E R I E N C E D C D L County Job Application Lawrence For details call Bryon Guischer, Head Pro/General Manager. TRUCK DRIVER. Must required & available at ent within 11 months of 605-578-2080 • Deadwood, SD For• 605-270-9541 and have Doubles/Triples www.lawrence.sd.us or employment. endorsements. Local by calling 605-578- additional information Haul, home every night. 2183; Submit to Diane please call: 605-578We offer a very compet- at dbracha@lawrence 2183. Lawrence County itive compensation & .sd.us, or by mail to PO is an equal opportunity benefits package in- Box 514 Deadwood, SD employer. cluding Health insur- 57732. DUTIES: Operatance, 401k and paid ing light & heavy duty personal leave. Apply in equipment; Responsperson at 10910 US ible to perform maintenHwy 212, Belle Fourche a n c e o n a l l c o u n t y or email resume to chris equipment and per@tristateconstructionllc. forming maintenance net, or apply through and repairs on county job service. 605-892- roads and bridges; Job duties will also include 4922. working outdoors in inclement weather. EXPERIENCE/EDUCATION: Must possess a valid class A South Dakota drivers license with tank endorsement. RCS CONSTRUCTION Prior experience in opis looking for erating light & heavy • Concrete Finisher equipment preferred. • Operators • Pipe Layers Must have High School With 3 years experience diploma or GED certificate. ADDITIONAL: Must Apply at rcsconst.com be able to pass a postor come in to the office at 1314 Fountain Plaza Dr., offer physical, drug Rapid City, SD. EOE. screening and background check, prior to beginning employment; Shall become a Lawrence County resident within 11 months of employment. For and additional information please call: 605-5782183. Lawrence County is an equal opportunity employer.

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HELP NEEDED CONCRETE, FRAMING NEW CONSTRUCTION

Positive attitudes are a plus! All applicants will be screened prior to employment. Competitive Wages

POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Hotel Maintenance #1865358 LPN, Clinic #1865335 Direct Support Professional #1865331 Kitchen Designer #1865326 Cage Cashier #1865319 Floor Supervisor #1865317 Fleet Management Supt #1865234 •• Plus 170 Other Job Listings in the Northern Hills Area •• •• Funded by USDOL ••

See our daily listings at www.sdjobs.org

19455 US Hwy 85, Belle Fourche, SD 57717 (605)-723-1625 • www.fireflybuilders.com info@fireflybuilders.com

Spearfish Office, 1300 N. Ave. Monday-Friday • 642-6900

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Big or Small,

One Store Has It All.

18751 US Hwy 85, Belle Fourche 605-892-4041 www.dakotalumber.doitbest.com

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Lumber • Hardware • Valspar Paints Cabinets • Plumbing • Electrical Window Screen Repair Estimates for Homes, Decks Garages & Pole Barns Marvin, Integrity and Gerkin Doors & Windows

Great Service, Selection & Prices Across The Board

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Antiques & Collectibles

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506 Household Items

WANTED: VINTAGE LIKENESS of Spearfish Canyon; painting, print or photo that depicts lower canyon in spring, featuring creek with water. Respond with picture of artwork and asking price to c.m.bucher@q.com E-MAIL YOUR NEW CLASSIFIEDS TO classifieds@bhpioneer.com

CORINNE WILL THEN CONTACT YOU FOR FURTHER DETAILS!

LA-Z-BOY RECLINING SOFA 2 years old, brown $450; La-Z-Boy rocking electric reclinerheadrest, lumbar, like new, brown $450. Ashley Reclining Loveseat, new covering, $250. Call 605-722-3884

ROSEMARY SEYMOUR

Still riding tall in the saddle!

Happy 90th Birthday!

District 29 is made up by a majority of Meade County and a portion of Butte and Pennington Counties. The vast area of District 29 includes the cities of Sturgis, Faith, Newell, Nisland, Piedmont and a portion of Box Elder. For Kirk, it has been a great honor to serve his community and District as a committee member of House Taxation; Local Government and the Ag Land Assessment Task Force. Kirk was able to use his extensive background in these areas and more while working for the people in District 29 while in Pierre. "In the next two years as we will navigate the unprecedented health and economic challenges facing our state, we will be working to identify policy solutions that will help your state overcome the current crisis, prepare for the recovery, and build a foundation to ensure strength and sustainability through future challenges." Chaffee said. Paid for by Kirk Chaffee

Pets & Pet Supplies

2007 KENMORE GAS GRILL- large side burner, very clean, always covered, used very little. Comes with LP tank, full, used very little. $100 605-6399562

Please help celebrate Rosemary’s 90th birthday on June 5th by sending birthday wishes to her at: Rosemary Seymour 1121 10th St. Apt. 3 Spearfish, SD 57783

STATE REPRESENTATIVE KIRK CHAFFEE (R) OF STURGIS has officially announced his decision to once again serve District 29 and run for RE-ELECTION for the SOUTH DAKOTA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

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AKC LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS Ready now. 4 boys, 1 girl. Call or text for more information 605-580-6377 Log On Anytime

www.bhpioneer.com

Spearfish Trout Farm Spearfish, SD

Pond stocking and pond maintenance Beautiful Blackhills Rainbow Trout 3-14 inch - NOW AVAILABLE Call Rob at 308-641-5947 or Melissa at 308-641-0176 for a quote on your pond stocking needs!

Approximately Since 1976 ... THE Choice of$80/ton. More Businesses than ANY OTHER!

The Weekly Prospector Yes we design specialty items! Call Black Hills Pioneer today 605-642-2761

510 Hunting & Fishing URINE OFF Floor & Upholstery. Specially formulated for optimum performance on carpet, hard surface floors and upholstery. Even works on hardwood floors! Can be used as prespotter as well as a floor and upholstery cleaner. Safe on marble, terrazzo, tile, and laminate. RECEIVE A "FREE' Urine off LED urine finder with purchase of 1 gallon of Urine off $29.99 gallon. Versatile Carpets & Interiors -731 N. Main St. Spearfish, 605-645-3331 SD WWW.URINEOFF.COM

READ TO YOUR CHILDREN EVERY DAY!

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Good Things To Eat

PROCESSED GRASS FED beef for sale. Home raised in western South Dakota. NO Antibiotics, NO Hormones, and NO GMO ever used! Will sell by whole, halves or quarters Call 605-244-6053 or visit dakotaregenerative.com.

Miscellaneous 516 Items ARE YOU MOVING? Do you have kids that draw? A restaurant in need of table covers? We have END ROLLS OF PAPER for sale from $5 to $12! Come on out to 315 Seaton Circle to get them before they are gone! The Weekly Prospector - The easiest way to hunt for bargains

Author of “The First Str Raiders Story of the Doolittle

$10 per person. Suggested donation of iated. rec app are ns Reservatio

Featuring Orion and er Fifties” Stacey Potter’s “Forev Reserved Seating: $15

Grain, Feed, & Seed

HAY FOR SALE: Approximately 400 bales grass and grass/alfalfa located by Spearfish . $75/ton. Approximately 500 bales grass/ alfalfa mix located North of Newell. $75/ton. Approximately 120 2nd cutting alfalfa bales located by Belle Fourche $80/ton. Approximately 400 mixed hay by Belle Fourche $75 ton. All bales are net wrapped and weigh approximately 1300 to 1450lbs. Trucking available 45 bales per load. Call or text 605-641-7268. If no answer pls leave msg

Joe Vodicka Field Rep

307-351-2024 bhjoev@yahoo.com P.O. Box 633, North Platte, NE 69101 www.bredcowswrightlivestock.com

Sponsored by:

The Dorcie Johner Team, Keller-Williams Realty 3025 1st Ave. Ste. 3, Spearfish, SD, 57783

(605) 645-1234

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Saturday, August 1, 2020 • 10:00 am Ed Petranek Armory • Belle Fourche High School Class Colors: Purple & Black • Class Flower: Daisy Class Song: “September” by Earth,Wind & Fire Class Motto: “I wish there was a way to know you’re in the good old days before you actually left them.” - Ed Helms Ashton Allen

Savanah AllenRichards

John Baxendale

Keaten Benson

Creed Construction 125 E. Colorado Blvd. Suite 2E, Spearfish 569-0701

Werlinger Auto Body 3441 Whitewood Service Rd, Sturgis 347-5550

Jodie B Photography by Jodie Baxendale 210-1325

Belle Fourche Country Club 10941 SD-34 Belle Fourche 301-7301

Shelby Bertolotto

Chase Bickerdyke

Jett Blakeman

Aspen Braning

Dakota Lumber Old US Hwy 85. Belle Fourche 892-4041

Integrity Meats 404 Industrial St. Belle Fourche 892-6215

Creed Bookkeeping 125 E. Colorado Blvd. Suite 2E, Spearfish 717-5849

eXp Realty Traci Nowowiejski Realtor 641-4445

Noelle Brill

Breanna Brinson

Clint Broderson

Lillie Brown

RABCO Products, Inc. 3217 W. Fairground Lp. #4, Spearfish 888-796-6592

Carl’s Trailer Sales PO Box 98 Belle Fourche 892-4032

Twisted Apparel Co. 10940 W. Wood Rd., Belle Fourche 484-0246

First Interstate Bank 41 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2041

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Alexis Brown Cherveny

Kiley Bruce

Kailyn Creed

Robert (Guy) Davis

Belle Fourche Area Community Center 1111 National St. Belle Fourche 892-2467

Creed Bookkeeping 125 E. Colorado Blvd. Suite 2E, Spearfish 717-5849

Creed Construction 569-0701 Creed Bookkeeping 125 E. Colorado Blvd. Suite 2E, Spearfish, 717-5849

Creed Construction 125 E. Colorado Blvd. Suite 2E, Spearfish 569-0701

Alexis Dean-Hill

Brady Drolc

Searraha Droppers

Mathea Farstad

Belle Fourche Area Community Center 1111 National St. Belle Fourche 892-2467

Randy’s Discount Tire 420 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-6331

Creed Construction 125 E. Colorado Blvd. Suite 2E, Spearfish 569-0701

First Interstate Bank 41 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2041

Harley Fischer

Sagen Geib

Serinity Gomez

First Interstate Bank 41 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2041

Belle Fourche Country Club 10941 SD-34 Belle Fourche 301-7301

Black Hills Federal Credit Union 835 Main St. Spearfish 642-8161

Black Hills Vision Care 1830 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-4411

Winter Goodwin

Jasmine Green

Kyra Greenfield

Alejandra Hernandez

Spearfish Forest Products 1510 W. Oliver St., Spearfish 642-7741

First Interstate Bank 41 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2041

Creed Bookkeeping 125 E. Colorado Blvd. Suite 2E, Spearfish 717-5849

Bunney’s Body & Collision Repair Center 118 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2802

Emily Hoard

Kierra Hoopingarner

Walker Horn

Taylor Hunsley

Integrity Meats 404 Industrial St. Belle Fourche 892-6215

Carl’s Trailer Sales PO Box 98 Belle Fourche 892-4032

Solor Bros Window Tinting 3214 E Fairground Lp. Spearfish 722-TINT

Posy Palace 839 State St. Belle Fourche 892-2244

CONGRATULATIONS

GRADS!

Dr. Tammy Hersch, O.D. Dr. Eryn Caudill, O.D. 1420 North Avenue, Suite 1 Spearfish, SD 57783 605-642-0387

Honoring Our Graduates At this exciting time, we’d like to offer our congratulations to all of this year’s hardworking graduates.

Good luck & best wishes to the Class of 2020! Auto Glass Replacement Specialist

FRONTIER GLASS Of Belle Fourche

19048 US Hwy 85, Belle Fourche, SD Call 605-892-2052 or 1-800-292-2052

Locally Owned • Insurance Approved

Jaime GonzalezHaba

Congratulations to the graduates of the class of 2020! ~ Love That Shoppe Best Wishes for a bright future. Congratulations Graduates ~ Bunney’s Body & Collision Repair Center

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Tyler Huseby

Amanda Jewett

Gunnar Johnson

Sean Johnson

Grap’s Burgers & Brews 518 National St. Belle Fourche 723-1610

Wells Supply LLC 1700 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2613

Twisted Apparel Co. 10940 W. Wood Rd., Belle Fourche 484-0246

First Interstate Bank 41 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2041

Aaliyah Jones

Ethan Jones

McKenzie Jorgensen

Megen Keegan

Jackson Dental 503 Jackson St. Belle Fourche 892-6347

Mineral Technologies American Colloid W. Hwy 212 Belle Fourche 892-7153

Fast Break Screen Printing & Embroidery 511 State St. Belle Fourche 892-4930

Twisted Apparel Co. 10940 W. Wood Rd., Belle Fourche 484-0246

Cruz Kellem

Lars Kenoyer

Destiny Kerg

Katherine Kerr

Backlash Motorcycle Service and Repair 3525 E. Colorado Blvd. #5, Spearfish 644-8888

The Plumber Inc 1905 5th Ave. #4 Belle Fourche 341-4357

Jackson Dental 503 Jackson St. Belle Fourche 892-6347

First Interstate Bank 41 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2041

Barry Kienast

Chantel Kolb

Juliann Lange

Tate Larson

Creed Bookkeeping 125 E. Colorado Blvd. Suite 2E, Spearfish 717-5849

Cowboys Too! 501 State St. Belle Fourche 723-1111

Black Hills Title 713 6th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-3949

First Interstate Bank 41 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2041

Layna Lindberg

Destanie Lugmao

Dalton Mace

Cordell McColloch

The Plumber Inc 1905 5th Ave. #4 Belle Fourche 341-4357

RABCO Products, Inc. 3217 W. Fairground Lp. #4, Spearfish 888-796-6592

Honoring our Graduates

Good Luck and Best Wishes to the class of 2020! MINERALS TECHNOLOGIES AMERICAN COLLOID COMPANY W. HWY 212, BELLE FOURCHE, SD

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HONORING OUR GRADUATES

Good luck & best of wishes to the class of 2020!

Creed Construction 125 E. Colorado Blvd. Suite 2E, Spearfish 569-0701

No Picture Provided

Belle Fourche Area Community Center 1111 National St. Belle Fourche 892-2467

Hats off to our GRADS !

Morris Law Firm Prof. LLC 704 7th Ave, Suite 202 • P.O. Box 370 Belle Fourche, SD 57717

605-723-7777

601 Butte Street • Belle Fourche 605-892-2001 • 1-800-824-5183

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Cadee Meyers

Hunter Mez

Matthew Miley

Barak Minor

AmericInn Belle Fourche 2312 Dakota Ave. 892-0900

Twisted Apparel Co. 10940 W. Wood Rd., Belle Fourche 484-0246

Creed Bookkeeping 125 E. Colorado Blvd. Suite 2E, Spearfish 717-5849

Jackson Dental 503 Jackson St. Belle Fourche 892-6347

Mariah Mitchell

Colby Nowowiejski

Michael Odle

Kelby Olson

Belle Fourche Country Club 10941 SD-34 Belle Fourche 301-7301

David Pummel & Associates 1301 8th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2076

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Jackson Dental 503 Jackson St. Belle Fourche 892-6347

eXp Realty Traci Nowowiejski Realtor 641-4445

Jayme Peterson

Bree Pierce

Matthew Preisner

Fey Ramirez

Scott Peterson Motors 30 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2643

David Pummel & Associates 1301 8th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2076

Creed Construction 125 E. Colorado Blvd. Suite 2E, Spearfish 569-0701

Jackson Dental 503 Jackson St. Belle Fourche 892-6347

Christopher Reeves

Savannah Rosales

Hanna Satterfield

Eli Satzinger

Hersruds of Belle Fourche Hwy. 212 892-2766

Scott Peterson Motors 30 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2643

Belle Fourche Area Community Center 1111 National St. Belle Fourche 892-2467

Mineral Technologies American Colloid W. Hwy 212 Belle Fourche 892-7153

Turner Scherr

Tessa Schmader

Thane Scofield

Cordell Seyersdahl

Dakota Lumber Old US Hwy 85. Belle Fourche 892-4041

Jackson Dental 503 Jackson St. Belle Fourche 892-6347

AmericInn Belle Fourche 2312 Dakota Ave. 892-0900

Black Hills Team Renee Bisgaard 619 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-3663

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 2020

on this fine achievement. We’re proud of you, graduates, and we wish you all the best.

GOOD LUCK!

Congratulations Class of 2020

Nehl Dental, Inc.

1306 Main St., Spearfish, SD 642-7727 • www.danadentalarts.com

Center of the Nation Implant Clinic 19026 US Highway 85, Belle Fourche 605-892-3603

614 S. 32nd St., Spearfish, SD www.wolffph.com • 605-642-5755

See us for all your plumbing and heating needs, incuding after hours service.

Plumbing • Heating • Air Conditioning • Sheet Metal

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Matthew Sin

Kristyn Stahlecker

Taryn Stedillie

AmericInn Belle Fourche 2312 Dakota Ave. 892-0900

Wells Supply LLC 1700 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2613

Hersruds of Belle Fourche Hwy. 212 892-2766

Johnson Electric 1102 Kingsbury St Belle Fourche 892-2277

Colby Tadra

Tyson Tanninen

Diego Tarno

Alaethia Thompson

Green’s Alignment 311 National St. Belle Fourche 892-2851

Black Hills Team Renee Bisgaard 619 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-3663

Black Hills Laundry & Dry Cleaning Belle Fourche, Sturgis, Spearfish

Belle Fourche Country Club 10941 SD-34 Belle Fourche 301-7301

Troy Thompson

Angel Tingley

Jackson Tyndall

Makenna Ward

Jackson Dental 503 Jackson St. Belle Fourche 892-6347

Twisted Apparel Co. 10940 W. Wood Rd., Belle Fourche 484-0246

First Interstate Bank 41 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2041

Scott Peterson Motors 30 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-2643

Elena Wolf

Brandon Woltkamp

Mineral Technologies American Colloid W. Hwy 212 Belle Fourche 892-7153

Carl’s Trailer Sales PO Box 98 Belle Fourche 892-4032

Best Wishes Belle Fourche Senior Class! ~ Duke Boston, State Farm Insurance “Proverbs 3:6” Thank you for your service to St. Paul’s. ~Black Hills Laundry and Dry Cleaning Belle Fourche, Spearfish, Sturgis

A New Beginning

As you celebrate your graduation, a bright future awaits. May all of your hopes and dreams come true as you take the next step toward new and exciting achievements.

Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 2020!

Justin (Michael) Streeter

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CAREERS &

BUSINESS SPRING 2020 ISSUE NO. 2

+ Tips for Staying Motivated

Avoid Burning Out During the Job Hunt

+ Risk, Diversifying, and Change 3 Investing Tips for Beginners

+ What is a Nurse Practitioner? Growing Demands in Healthcare

+ Boost Your Chances

Get a New Job in a Competitive Market

EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES

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TIPS FOR STAYING

MOTIVATED

Especially if you are currently unemployed, the journey can feel like a full-time job. When things seem to be proceeding slowly, remember that with perseverance and commitment, you will find an excellent opportunity. One of the most significant ways to feel defeated throughout your job search is facing rejection from employers. Try not to take it personally, as the hiring manager likely analyzes numerous applications for each available role. Instead of beating yourself up over the denial, as for constructive criticism, if possible. Often, you can gain a unique perspective of how an employer views your credentials and provides you with feedback about what led to their decision. Take advantage of their response to tweak your resume going forward. NETWORK WITH OTHER JOB SEEKERS During the job search, it’s common to feel alone and isolated. Keep comfort in knowing that you’re not alone in the struggle. Use social media to find groups

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The process of job hunting can be a stressful and tiresome experience. However, ensuring that you are motivated to reach the goal of obtaining employment should be a driving factor in your success.

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of others in the same situation. It’s beneficial to discuss your concerns and share your experiences. In addition to a positive sense of moral support, networking may open the doors to a new opportunity. Don’t hesitate to be open about your qualifications and the type of position you are seeking. You will likely connect with someone who can provide you with a job lead or put you in touch with a hiring manager who finds your credentials valuable. APPLY SMARTER It’s important to avoid applying for every opening that you come across. Simply uploading the same resume to every available position is a recipe for rejection and failure. Instead, treat listings as an opportunity to fine-tune skills and characteristics that meet requirements for the job. Did you know that at least 75% of resumes are rejected before they reach a hiring manager? According to the group Top Resume, many companies use automated tracking software to analyze

Your new career is waiting for you! CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT • Full and Part Time - 2pm-10pm • $1000 Sign on Bonus • Starting at $14 per hour

TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANT (CNA) • Part Time

RNS & LPNS • Full and Part Time - Overnight Shift 6pm-6am • $5000 Sign on Bonus

PHYSICAL THERAPIST • Full Time

1020 N 10th Street • Spearfish, South Dakota 605-642-2716 • www.SpearfishCanyonHC.com

TOP 20 BEST WORKPLACES for Aging Services ––– 2019 –––

applications for keywords before promoting it to the next phase of the hiring process. To save employers time, the software rejects the least-qualified candidates based on format and content alone. TAKE A BREAK Try to avoid burning out during your job hunt. While it should be the primary focus, you deserve the chance to unwind and rejuvenate yourself at times. If you’re struggling to find the motivation or energy to excel during interviews or

the application process, a hiring manager may detect your lack of passion for the opportunity. Make sure to find time to spend with family and friends who can give you advice or life your spirits. It’s essential that you are wellrested, so try not to let the stress of unemployment disrupt a quality sleep schedule. Once you give yourself opportunities to relax and regenerate your energy for the job search, you will find a more positive attitude and clearer thinking.

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INVESTING TIPS FOR BEGINNERS

Investing is a key component of long-term financial planning. By choosing the right investments, investors can ensure their money outgrows inflation, making it possible for them to realize their retirement goals and live comfortably long after they have stopped working.

Risk is a part of investing, and many veteran investors recognize that. However, the fear or losing their hard-earned money might compel would-be beginners to avoid the markets altogether. That can be a costly mistake, and it’s one research suggests millennials are making, choosing to keep their money in savings accounts, which provide very little return in terms of interest, rather than invest in the markets. According

to a recent analysis from the online financial resource NerdWallet, a 25-year-old millennial who is not investing today and does not invest until he or she retires at 65 could lose out on more than $3.3 million in retirement savings. It can be nerve-wracking for novices to begin investing their money, but these three investment strategies can help calm those nerves and pave the way for a bright financial future.

1. IDENTIFY YOUR RISK TOLERANCE Young investors may be told that they’re in prime position to choose risky investments because they have less responsibilities than older investors and more time in the workforce to make up for losses. While that’s true, young investors should only be as risky as they’re comfortable being. The financial experts at Principal® advise beginners to identify their risk tolerance before investing. Investments with a high potential for return, which might include emerging markets and limited partnerships, also generally have a higher potential risk for loss, and vice versa. Investors should only accept a level of risk they’re comfortable with. 2. DIVERSIFY YOUR INVESTMENTS Principal® notes that one way to manage risk is choose a mix of investments from various asset classes. For example, stocks and bonds traditionally move in different directions. So when stocks are up, bonds may be down, and vice versa. Investing in different types of assets is known as diversification, which can help investors protect themselves against risk. 3. MAKE CHANGES AS YOU AGE As investors age, their aversion to risk should grow. The closer you get to retirement the closer you are to needing all the money you have invested and earned over the years. Speak with a financial planner about how to reallocate your investments as retirement draws near. Investing requires risk, but novice investors should not allow that to keep them on the sidelines.

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WHAT IS A NURSE

PRACTITIONER?

Nurses are in high demand and figure to be so for many years to come. In fact, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics,

employment of

REGISTERED NURSES is expected to

GROW 12% between 2018 and 2028.

A strong outlook for the nursing profession figures to compel many people to pursue this fulfilling line of work. During such pursuits, aspiring nurses may realize their options are wide open, with many different fields of nursing drawing candidates with an array of skill-sets. One career path aspiring nurses are sure to encounter is that of a nurse practitioner, or NP. NPs are advanced practice registered nurses. The responsibilities of an NP are greater than that of a registered nurse, and as a result, there are additional education requirements for one to become an NP.

WHAT DO NPS DO?

NPs perform many tasks people may think can be performed solely by doctors. For example, NPs can prescribe medications, examine patients, make diagnoses, and provide treatment. The growing reliance on NPs is evident in the career outlooks for these highly trained professionals — projections for NPs is even better than that for registered nurses, with estimates suggesting

employment of

ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSES is expected to

GROW 26% Aspiring nurses should know the education requirements for NPs are much greater than those for RNs — all NPs must complete a master’s or doctoral degree program and have advanced clinical training. Nursing can be a fulfilling career and a potentially lucrative line of work.

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BOOST YOUR

CHANCES

OF GETTING A

NEW

JOB

The recruiting strategist ERE Recruiting Intelligence estimates that 250 résumés are submitted for each corporate job opening, and the first submission occurs within 200 seconds after a position is posted. In such an environment, procrastination can be costly. There also is stiff competition for those who think they’ll simply keep a résumé posted online and wait for the jobs to roll in. BeHiring says the site Monster. com receives 427,000 résumé postings every week. Getting a better idea of how the hiring process works today can improve professionals’ chances of getting a new job or switching careers.

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UNDERSTAND THE “HIRING FUNNEL” Recruiters use a specific model for every job posting. Informally dubbed the “hiring funnel,” this is a reference to the number of total applications they need to generate in order to get a single hire. On average of the 1,000 who see an online job posting, 200 will begin the application process, 100 will actually follow through and only 25 résumés will be screened out, according to Talent Function Group, LLC. Among that final 25, between four and six will ultimately be invited for an interview. BE CREATIVE WITH RÉSUMÉS Hundreds of people are vying for the same job, and human resources personnel who review applicants may spend 10 seconds reading over each résumé. As a result, it is essential to make a résumé stand out. Areas most perused on a résumé include job titles, companies worked for, start/end dates, and education. Make sure these key areas are visible and impressive. Also, many résumés are scanned electronically, meaning if you do not format a résumé the correct way or use

the applicable software mentioned, the résumé may never get flagged and seen. NETWORK RESPONSIBLY Always connect with people you think can bring career benefits in some way rather than blindly networking. Keep your social media image professional as well, as you never know where a good lead or networking opportunity may come from. DRESS THE PART If you’re one of the lucky ones who earns an interview, keep the good momentum going by dressing in a manner that is appropriate for the role in which you are interviewing.

TRAIN ON-SITE to WORK FROM HOME INBOUND STATE AND FEDERAL CUSTOMER SERVICE POSITIONS • Full and Part Time • Flexible Scheduling • Competitive starting wage APPLY ONLINE AT WWW.MASSMARKETS.COM OR CALL (888) 387-1989

DO YOUR RESEARCH Always conduct background research on the company you’re interviewing with and the industry it’s a part of. This way you’ll be better apt to answer any questions that come your way. Don’t be afraid to also prepare questions that you can ask the interviewer to show your interest. CONSIDER TEMP JOBS Rejections will certainly happen as you go along, but do not sit idly. A temporary position is better than being unemployed and can get your foot in the door.

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! C I L B E PU H T TO

HIT YOUR SUMMER SWEET SPOT Come and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere, green grass and friendly people at Belle Fourche Country Club!

Book tee times and check-in online at BelleFourcheCountryClub.com VIP CLUB Join our VIP Club for special offers!

Text “VIP” to 605-301-7301

BELLE FOURCHE COUNTRY CLUB

SUMMER RATES

9 HOLES 18 HOLES

Walking $20 Walking $32 With Cart $32 With Cart $52

10941 SD Highway 34, Belle Fourche • (605) 301-7301 • BelleFourcheCountryClub.com

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Head into

Belle Fourche

Spring

with the camper of your choice!

1915 5th Ave. • 568-1005

Spearfish

www.signature-auto-sales.com

‘15 Grey Wolf 26 Foot Toy Hauler

‘95 Jeep Wrangler

‘00 Toyota Tacoma

4x4

$6,988

2736 1st Ave. • 559-3030

$14,988

‘17 Forest River Salem Bunkhouse

Outside Kitchen, Large Living Room Slide, Like New

‘07 Lincoln Mark LT

‘16 Scion Sedan

V8, 5.4L, Auto, 4WD

Auto, AC

$14,988

$10,988

‘17 Ford Fusion

‘18 Honda CRV

Hybrid, Titanium, Leather

AWD, Factory Warranty

$12,988

$23,988

$18,988

‘17 KZ Escape 231BH Bunkhouse Large Slide Out, Rear Bunks, Hardside

‘18 Jeep Wrangler

‘18 Mahindra Roxor

Hardtop, Auto, 4x4

Diesel, Manuel, 900 Miles

$29,988

$13,988

‘18 Toyota Tacoma Crew

‘19 Dodge Rebel

4x4, Auto

$29,988

‘19 Ford F250 Crew

$4.,988

4x4, Leather, V8, Factory Warranty, Rear View Camera

$36,988

‘17 Kubota SSV65 600 Hours, Hand & Foot Controls, HD Bucket, Like New

‘18 Kubota B2650 Cab Heat/AC, 4x4, Hydrostatic Drive, 2 Hours

$27,988

‘19 Ford F150 Supercrew

4x4, Auto, Reverse Camera, Factory Warranty

$29,988

‘20 7x14 Cargo

Bobcat 753 Diesel, Cab Heat, 2,400 Hours

With Ramp Door, Ext Height

Scott Stuart • Spearfish 605-641-6147

$26,988

$27,988

6.7 Powerstroke, Auto, XLT

$7,988

‘15 Bobcat S570 Cab Heat, 2 Speed, 1,200 Hours

Like New

$15,988

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‘19 Ford F250 Lariat Crew

‘19 Ford Ranger Crew

Black Leather, Tow Package, Heated Seats

Ecoboost, 4x4, FX4, Factory Warranty

$47,988

Brett Rang • Spearfish 605-641-6788

$28,988

Heath Pinske • Spearfish 605-641-3483

Dealer not responsible for misprints

$16,988 Ron Hendricks • Belle Fourche 605-645-0525

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STURGIS FOR RENT: Hillsview Highrise 1 & 2 bedroom apartments for rent. Income based COLD FLOORS? We CLEANING UP? We buy housing. Rent range have a solution! New! junk cars. Jim's Auto 1-BR, STUDIO, AND Ef- from $25-$450. For inElectric in floor heating. Salvage, Sturgis. 605ficiency Apartments. formation and applicaUse under ANY flooring 347-2303. Short-Term Leasing t i o n c a l l B e t h a t including wood. EffiAvailable. Partially Fur- 605.347.3384. *Equal cient, safe and easy to nished or Unfurnished. Housing Opportunity* install. Only 3/32" thick. 800 Apartments For B E L L E F O U R C H E : All Utilities Included. Versatile Carpets & InRent SUMMIT VIEW Com- Central Spearfish Locateriors 731 Main St. Spearfish, SD 605-642- S P E A R F I S H : S P A - pletely Renovated 2 t i o n . R e n t $ 4 2 5 7300. www.warmfloor CIOUS & GREAT LOC- bedroom w/balcony, $600/month. Contact .com Email: warmfloor ATION. 2 and 3 bed- $610 all utilities paid Williams Properties at r o o m , W / D h o o k u p , (except electrical) off 605-642-1086. designs@gmail.com. dishwasher, small deck. street parking, laundry No pets, no smoking in- on site. 307-680-1333 Check Us Out Online CLASSIFIEDS WORK! Spearfish doors. 605-641-5310 or 605-723-8000 www.bhpioneer.com

703 Snow Equipment

760 Autos Wanted

DEADWOOD: 2 & 3 BEDROOM units coming available soon. Income Restrictions apply, no smoking, no animals. EHO. Call 605578-1401 or e-mailDenese@nwdhr.org

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UPCOMING ONLINE

AUCTIONS

20 www.mcphersonauction.com May 20 Tuesday, May 12: Rapid City, SD

Historical Wyoming & SD Items. Guns, Knives, Coins, Art & Cool Collectibles. Auction #1 of 5 for this seller.

Thursday, May 14: Spearfish, SD

Lindstad Trout Farm

GREAT NEWS!

WE ARE OPEN!!

1" & larger

Ford 550 Cab & Chassis Pickup, John Deere 300 Packhoe, Guns, Tools, Shop Items, 4 Wheeler & More.

Friday, May 15: Rapid City, SD

Home Furnishings, Garage Items, Lawn & Garden & More

Tuesday, May 19: Rapid City, SD

High End Vintage Collection, Shop & Garage Items, 2014 Camaro SS Convertible w/ 14,000 Miles - LIKE NEW, Artwork, Saddles & Cool Cowboy Stuff, Southern & Northern US Collectibles & More. This is auction #1 of 3 for this seller.

Rainbow Trout

Wednesday, May 20: Hot Springs, SD

Store Closing. Huge Collection of Very Nice Furniture & Home Collectibles, , Pickups & Vehicles, Art Work, Crocks, Deacon Benches, Oak Tables & Chairs & Much More.

Now Available

605-642-7435 Find it in the

Thursday, May 21: Black Hawk, SD

Downsizing Auction. Sporting Goods, Fishing Supplies for Everyone, Furnishings Lawn & Garden & Much more.

Friday, May 22: Hart Ranch/Rapid City, SD

Like New Ultra Modern Home Furnishings & Decorative Items, Garage Items, Patio Items - Very Very Nice Things.

JUNE & JULY ARE JUST AS BUSY... Stay tuned into our website.

Dine-In & Carryout Available

MADAME PEACOCKS & WEST RIVER in DEADWOOD Can’t wait to see you!

Hours: Mon. - Tues: 11am to 8pm

Our stores are overflowing with new spring merchandise that we need to sell!

Wed. - Sat. 11am to 9pm

WE ARE OFFERING OUR ENTIRE INVENTORY AT

25-75% OFF

Closed Sundays

512 National St., Belle Fourche 605-723-1610

THIS IS A LIMITED TIME OFFER WE WILL BE FOLLOWING SOCIAL DISTANCING GUIDELINES TO KEEP YOU SAFE

GEST BABY O YOUR BIG T Y B A B T S LITTLE FROM YOUR

COME IN FOR SOME RETAIL THERAPY AND CHEERFUL CONVERSATION. WE’VE MISSED YOU!!

MORE S • BELTS & T A O C • Y LR OTS • JEWE e, na, Olath SHIRTS • BO • S T A H do, Noco odeo King, n • o H , se JEANS e h Resistol, R riat, Lucc

Open Every Day 10 am - 6 pm 638 Main St., Deadwood • 605-559-1002 www.madamepeacocks.com

Open Fridays and Saturdays 10 am - 6 pm, Sundays 10 am - 4 pm 644 Main St., Deadwood • 605-559-1002

y Lama, A

X Boots •

sistol,

ted Ton , Re rry t, and Twis Felt Hats • Stetson We ca e stin, Boule lli te Ju a rr ts e a S Stetson & and Hat Biz Straw H a Hug ry o t n e v In of:

605-892-4773 • 500 STATE STREET, BELLE FOURCHE HOURS: Monday-Friday: 8:30-6, Saturday: 8:30-4 • Sunday: Closed

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NEW LISTINGS

Did

in! Aga

3307 S 11TH AVENUE

This 5 bed/2 bath home is updated very tastefully and ready to move into, complete with stainless steel appliances, hardwood floors, and beautiful cabinetry. It’s located in a very desirable neighborhood in Spearfish between Exit 14 and Exit 17. Homes in this price range and this excellent condition in Spearfish are rare and don’t usually last very long.

Spearfish • $239,900 • MLS #64519

2003 PONY EXPRESS LANE

Corner lot in Sandstone with views of Spearfish Mountain, Crow Peak and easy access Lookout Mountain hiking trail. The level lot is ready to build your future home. City services, electric and gas located at the lot.

Spearfish • $92,500 • MLS #64537

11409 BLACKTAIL PLACE

Enjoy the sound of a babbling brook across the road from this home and view the beautiful pines of the Black Hills. Located just 7/10 mile from Central City on Maitland Road. This home has 5 levels, there is abundant storage, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The home has new flooring on nearly every surface. This property could be used for vacation rental with its close access to the hills.

Lead • $229,900 • MLS #64538

436 LONE ELK ROAD

When you say a million-dollar view, this is what you have!!! An incredible panoramic view of the Spearfish area, along with a private deck that is completely new that wraps around the house, has multiple levels to enjoy, an eating area, a sitting area and a relaxing area with a fountain on the lower deck. You don’t want to leave once you walk in to this 3 BR/2.5 BA home.

Spearfish • $719,000 • MLS #64572

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The Weekly Prospector SPEARFISH: 2 BEDROOM UNIT. Washer, dryer, dishwasher, AC. rent based on income. Equal housing opportunity. Application from website at www.costelloco.com or call 6427603. SPEARFISH: 2 BEDROOMS AVAIL at Canyon Estates . Nicely landscaped, play area, off-street parking, laundry facilities. Som e units newly remodeled. Rental assistance available for Lower Income Residents. Call 605642-7400 for more information. Equal Housing Opportunity. SPEARFISH: 2 BEDROOM. 5th Street Apartments and Hillside Apartments. Clean! Rent Based On Income. For More Information Call 605-645-8933 or Apply Online at www.hdamanagement. com. APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE ONSITE. Equal Housing Opportunity. STURGIS: KEY CITY MANOR- Efficiency and 1 bedroom apartments for rent/ income based housing/ rent range from $25-$658. For information and application call Beth at 605.347.3384. *Equal Housing Opportunity*

801 Rooms For Rent SPEARFISH CREEK INN is now taking monthly rentals. Cost is $500-700/Mo.We accept gas assistance. All utilities included *PLUS WI-FI & BASIC CABLE* Call 605-642-9941

804

Mobile Homes For Rent

2 & 3 BEDROOM MOBILE HOMES available. $700-$900 plus utilities. Call 605-645-9203 IN BELLE FOURCHE: 2 and 3 bedroom units available. NO PETS, REFERENCES REQUIRED. Call 605-2100285

102 Personals 110 HARDY DRIVE

This quaint horse property is situated on the edge of Spearfish just outside of the City Limits. Two open faced sheds offer winter protection and the movable corals allow the future owner to set up the small pasture to their precise liking. The main level includes vaulted ceilings and tasteful decor that offers a large open living space.

Spearfish • $295,000 • MLS #64573

605-642-2525

140 W. Jackson Blvd. • Spearfish, SD 57783 www.SpearfishRealEstateCenter.com

DOMESTIC/SEXUAL VIOLENCE 24-Hour Crisis Line, Butte/ Lawrence/ Harding Counties: 605-6427825 or 1-800-9992348. Sturgis Shelter: 605-347-0050 or 1800-755-8432. All Calls Confidential.

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KDSJ RADIO 745 MAIN ST., DEADWOOD, SD 57732

Call KDSJ - 578-1826 to reserve these items! KDSJ Radio Auction for Wednesday, May 13, 2020 SAVE UP TO 50% ON THESE ITEMS! Akela Spa In Deadwood - Spa Certificate (Four Services-Manicure, Pedicure, Facial, Massage, Full Day At The Garden $310 Value) Beck’s Nursery - Greenhouse Certificates Belle Flower Shop - Store Certificates Belle Fourche Country Club - Golf Certificates (9 Holes-Cart Included) Big Trout Deli In Lead - Half Day Fly Fishing Lesson Certificate Blackstone Lodge And Suites In Lead - One Night Stay Certificates Boulder Canyon Country Club - Golf Certificates (18 Holes-Cart Included) Burnouts Pizza - Restaurant Certificates Butcher Shop In Spearfish - Store Certificates Cheyenne Crossing In Lead - Restaurant Certificates Deadwood Gulch Gaming Resort - One Night Stay Certificates For Two (With Hot Breakfast And $20.00 In Free Slot Play) Expires May 28, 2020 Divine Hair Design In Lead - Neuma Hair Care Product Certificates ($125 Value) Evan’s Plunge In Hot Springs - All Day Adult Swim Pass Certificates Flyt Steakhouse In Cadillac Jack’s In Deadwood - Restaurant Certificates Java Joint In Lead - Restaurant Certificates Knuckle Brewing Company In Sturgis - Restaurant Certificates Latchstring In Spearfish Canyon Lodge - Restaurant Certificates Lead Country Club - Golf Certificates (9 Holes-Cart NOT Included) Lotus Up Espresso In Lead - Restaurant Certificates Lynn’s Dakotamart In Lead - Store Gift Cards Marco’s In Cadillac Jack’s In Deadwood - Restaurant Certificates Marta’s Deadwood Doghouse - Weekend Boarding Package Certificates Mavericks Steak And Cocktails In The Gold Dust In Deadwood - Restaurant Certificates Mill Iron Coffeehouse In Whitewood - Restaurant Certificates Millstone In Spearfish - Restaurant Certificates Newell Golf Club - Golf Certificates (9 Holes-Cart Included) Old MacDonald’s Farm In Rapid City - Family Pass Certificates Olive Branch In Belle Fourche - Store Certificates Outback Steakhouse In Rapid City - Restaurant Certificates Papa John’s In Deadwood - Large One Topping Pizza Certificates Ponderosa Pines In Lead - Two Night Stay Certificates Pizza Ranch In Spearfish - Restaurant Certificates Silverado In Deadwood - Lunch Buffet Certificates Snitches In Tin Lizzie In Deadwood - Restaurant Certificates Spearfish Rec And Aquatics Center - All Day Fitness Passes, Fitness Class Passes Sturdevant’s In Deadwood - LED Flashlight Certificate ($70 Value) Subway In Lead, Spearfish, Or Sturgis - 6” Sub Certificates Uncle Louie’s In Sturgis - Restaurant Certificates Zeeb’s In Spearfish - Greenhouse Certificates

SOME BUSINESSES HAVE RESTRICTIONS. ALL SALES ARE FINAL.

Listen to our Auction Wednesday, May 13 from 9-10 am on 980 AM. If you can’t listen or call in during the program, give us a call at (605) 578-1826, (605) 578-1827 or stop in and see us!

Proud supporter of American-made and women-owned businesses.

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AUCTION LOCATION: Fine Arts Building at Central States Fairgrounds, 800 San Francisco Street, Rapid City, South Dakota; Watch for signs. HOUSEHOLD & MISCELLANEOUS: Oak hutch; Domestic sewing machine; old school desk; Oak wood bookshelf; Ranch Oak end table; Ranch Oak magazine racks; wooden end table; 2 Ranch oak dressers; Ranch Oak desk; motocross coats; 10 Carhardt coats; several assorted coats; suit jackets; leather coats; boxes of books; 50 plus framed pictures; men’s shirts; men’s jeans; 2 typewriters; 4-person tent; 3 plastic storage boxes; assorted Igloo coolers; 2 bags of shoes; bread maker; ATV tires & rims. CAMERAS: Nikon 200 speed 24 frames camera; Nikon Pro Image 100 speed 36 frames; Nikon camera base; Graphic 35mm camera; Sony 20.l mg Pixel with tripod 2 Nikon lenses; self-timer flash; adaptor; Nikon camera; Nikon One Touch; tripod. LOT OF TOOLS: Craftsman 9 drawer tool box; Craftsman 5 drawer tool box; Craftsman 10 drawer top cabinet; 9 drawer bottom cabinet; several small tool boxes; 4 Stihl chain saws; Husqvarna chain saw; 5 chain saw chains; Milwaukee 18 volt cordless drills; Milwaukee sawsall; Heavy Duty Milwaukee chop saw; 16” Skill saw; Bosch Skill saw; Milwaukee Skill saw; heavy Duty Milwaukee hand grinder; Milwaukee flashlight; 2 Milwaukee radios; Milwaukee drill bits; rotary die grinders; band saw; 18 volt DeWalt drill; Delta bench grinder; router; Craftsman tap & die set; Metabo drill; B&D circular saw “waxer polisher”; Craftsman belt sander; bench vise; grinder sander; 2 side grinders; chop saw; Anvil; files; 2 Craftsman electric drills; hole saw bits; hammers; crow bars; several C clamps; wood clamps; vise grips; tin snips; channel lock pliers; screwdrivers; wire tester & connectors; Craftsman chisels; tape measures; Scroller saber saw; heat gun; ¾” drive Craftsman socket set; air attachments; tire repair items; 2 sets folding metal saw horses; 200 amp battery charger; 100 amp battery charger; Craftsman deep well sockets; socket sets; nut drivers; metric wrenches; 2-½” drive socket sets; 6 crescent wrenches; wrench sets; Craftsman combination wrench set; pipe cutter; 2 Snap-On torque wrenches; Snap-On file sets; 6 pipe wrenches; plastic saw horses; crow bars; ice picks; axe’s; fry bars; box trowels; handsaws; bow saws & plastic funnels; battery charging system; extension cord; trouble lights; 2 gallon air tank; log chains; welding helmet; steel 1/8” letter stamps; box brushes; square levels; Glue gun; staple guns; Agtronics 4500 watt 10 HP Briggs & Stratton Industrial Commercial Generator on wheels. SNAP-ON TOOLS: (1) 250 ft lb. Snap-On click torque wrench; 250 ft lb. Snap-On dial torque wrench; 150 ft lb. Snap-On click torque wrench; 175 ft lb. Snap-On dial torque wrench; 250 ft lb. Mac Click torque wrench; large Snap-On bottom tool box; 600 ft lb. Williams torque wrench; Central Hydraulic New Porta Power Unit; Snap-On rachets several assorted 3/8” to 1/2” drive; Craftsman rachet 3/8” & 1/4”; Craftsman & Snap-On breaker handles; Snap-On 15 piece stud remover set; crow foot bars; screwdrivers; flat head; torque, Phillips; gasket scrapers; Snap-On extensions 3/8” to 1/2”; Snap-On needle nose pliers; side cutters; channel locks; Snap-On ring; Mac 3/8” & 1/2” extensions; brake tools; 1 1/4” to 2” micro meter; 1,000 lb. engine lift plate; Craftsman 3/8” extensions; compression tester; Mac & Snap-On sockets 3/8” to 1/2” drive socket sets; 1/4” to 7/8” line wrenches Mac; Snap-On 3/8” to 5/8” line wrenches; 23 piece 4-way wrench set 3/8” to 2” Mac’s; 3/8” to 1 1/4” swivel socket set; 1 1/2” to 2 1/2” open box end short wrenches; Snap-On swivel sockets; several metric sockets; 3/8” to 3/4” open box end; Mac wrenches; several 1/4” drive sockets; 2 1/2” Proto open end box end; Mac & Craftsman deep well sockets 1/2” & 1/4”, 1/4” & 3/8” swivels & adaptors; Ridge pipe wrenches; aluminum pipe wrench; large open end box end wrenches. 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GUNS=ALL ONE OWNER: Weatherby Mark V .340; Tikka T3 7mm; Weatherby Mark V 300 WBY mag with Zeiss Conquest 4.5-14x44 scope; Weatherby Mark V .340 needs work on bolt; Weatherby Mark V .270 WBY mag; Browning Medallion .375 H&H mag with 4-12 VX11 scope; Sako Finnbear .375 H&H mag with Nikon Monarch 4-16 scope; Browning Liege 12 gauge over under made in Belgium; Browning Citori 12 gauge over under made in Japan; Winchester Model 1912-16 gauge; Winchester Model 12-20 gauge; Stevens Model 940C-.410 gauge; Montgomery Ward & Company Hercules 16 gauge; Stevens Model 94C-16 gauge; Browning 12 gauge over under made in Belgium; Browning 12 gauge S.S. Japan; Winchester Model 25-12 gauge; Winchester Model 12-12 gauge; Winchester Model 97-12 gauge; Stevens Model 1913-12 gauge; Eastern Arm Company Model 1929-16 gauge; Winchester Model 3716 gauge; Stevens 44 shot; Colteer 1-22, .22 caliber LR; Winchester Model 67, .22 caliber LR & short; Continental Arm Comp. Model 1933 .22 caliber LR & short; Winchester Model 67, .22 caliber LR & short; Stevens Model 94, .22 caliber LR; Winchester Model 1890 .22 caliber LR; Page-Lewis Arms Comp. .22 caliber; CZ 452 Super Exclusive .22 LR with 3-9 power Bushnell scope; Winchester Model 68 .22 LR & short; Winchester Model 67 .22 LR & short; Winchester Model 60-A .22 LR & short; Winchester Model 1890 .22 LR & short; Winchester Model 61 .22 LR & short; Winchester Model 1890 .22 LR & short; Winchester Model 1890 .22 short; Weatherby Mark XXII .22 LR; Browning SA22 .22 LR with Browning 4 power scope; Colt Woodsman .22 LR; Smith & Wesson .22 LR; 2-wheel Grizzly Game cart (brand new in box). HUNTING KNIVES: Several hunting knives; 4 sharpening tools; box of sharpening stones. SURVEYORS: Tripods; measuring stick transit; measuring tape & misc. items. COMMENTS: Guns will sell at 2:00 p.m. This is a large offering of tools & tack items. Please plan to spend the day with us. Please feel free to wear a mask & gloves. 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Risk factors that compromise mental wellness

The World Health Organization (WHO) defines mental wellness as “a state of well-being in which the individual realizes their own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to his or her society.” Men and women who are mentally unwell may find it difficult if not impossible to achieve their other goals, including those pertaining to their physical fitness. No one is immune to mental health problems, which the American Mental Wellness Association (AMWA) notes are never the result of a single risk factor. Many people whose mental wellness has been compromised are dealing with a variety of risk factors. The AMWA breaks down those risk factors into four categories: biophysical, psychological, social, and spiritual. Learning these risk factors can help people learn more about themselves and might even compel them to seek help before their mental wellness is compromised.

Biophysical

• Family history of mental health problems

• Complications during pregnancy or birth • Personal history of traumatic brain injury • Chronic medical conditions, such as cancer or diabetes. Hypothyroidism or other brain-related illnesses, such as Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s disease, also can compromise mental wellness • Use of alcohol or drugs • Poor nutrition • Lack of sleep

Psychological

• Stressful life situations, such as financial problems or breaking the law • Traumatic life experiences, such as rape or serving in the armed forces • Low self-esteem, perceived incompetence and/or a negative view of life • Poor academic achievement

Social

• Being abused or neglected as a child • Being in an abusive relationship or friendship • Having few friends or few healthy relationships • Recent loss, either by death, divorce

or other means • Bullying; both victims of bullying and perpetrators can be at risk for mental health problems • Growing up, or currently living, in poverty • Poor social skills, poor communication skills • Discrimination • Lack of access to support services

Spiritual

• Perception of being irredeemable or inherently flawed beyond repair

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• Perception of insignificance • Conflicting thoughts or doubts surrounding deep religious beliefs The good news for people who think their mental wellness has been compromised is that various treatments are available. Talk therapy or speaking with a peer who has had similar life experiences can help some people as they confront problems regarding their mental wellness. Information about additional treatments, including specialized therapies, is available at www.americanwellness.org.

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Stay Healthy While Social Distancing Get Outside

While it’s important to limit physical interactions, getting outside for a run, walk or bicycle ride is a great way to boost endorphins and enjoy fresh air. Just make sure to maintain six feet between yourself and others. If weather or other reasons limit your ability to go outside, many companies and gyms are offering free online exercises right now. Endorphins have been found to reduce stress, increase feelings of happiness and help fight against depression.

Get Proper Nutrition

Add fruits and vegetables to your plate for colorful, nutrient-rich meals. Vegetables also are a good source of fiber. Eating well will help you feel better and give you energy to keep moving. Now is a great time to try that new recipe or food subscription box!

Stay Hydrated

COVID-19 has the public rethinking how they stay healthy -- both physically and mentally. Even those in good health can start to feel anxious and fearful when the words ‘pandemic’ and ‘social distancing’ are mentioned.But can you stay active and mentally healthy while social distancing? The answer is a resounding yes. While routines have changed, it’s critical that people keep

exercising and eating nutritious meals, since the body is often able to better fight off illnesses when it’s healthy and strong. Taking these steps helps fight off stress, which most people are experiencing right now in one way or another. Here is some advice from Cigna chief nursing officer, Mary Picerno to help stay healthy, both physically and mentally, during this time.

Drinking plenty of water can help prevent dehydration. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, dehydration can cause unclear thinking and mood swings. Not sure how much to drink? Many medical professionals suggest following the 8x8 rule, eight ounces of water eight times a day.

Stay Connected

Just because you can’t be with friends and family in person doesn’t mean you

can’t stay in touch. Set up time to connect with video chats, phone calls and emails. Staying connected doesn’t have to be hightech. Have kids or just a kid at heart? Write encouraging messages on your driveway or in your windows for your neighbors, and postal and delivery workers.

Know Your Options

One of the best ways to prepare is knowing what to do if you start to show symptoms. Cigna and many other health insurers are now waiving the costs of doctor visits related to a COVID-19 diagnosis as well as the cost of COVID-19 FDA-approved testing. To minimize your exposure, call or email your doctor or a local health system about a telehealth visit to be screened for COVID-19. The provider will then identify what steps you should take next.

Get Support

Talking through concerns and fears can help put them in perspective and make you feel calmer. You may want to reach out for professional support if you’re struggling. Cigna offers many resources and tools, including a 24-hour toll-free help line (1-855-287-8400) to speak with qualified behavior health clinicians, a webinar focused on managing anxiety, fears and concerns, and mindfulness podcasts (available in English and Spanish) focused on improving resiliency and stress management. (StatePoint)

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Simple ways to incorporate more fruits and veggies into your diet Parents imploring their children to eat their fruits and vegetables is a nightly occurrence at many dinner tables. Reluctant youngsters may have a seemingly innate resistance to vegetables, but parents should stay the course, as the importance of making fruit and vegetables a routine part of one’s daily diet is hard to overstate. Children might be seen as the most resistant to fruits and vegetables, but reports indicate they’re not alone. A 2017 report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that just 12 percent of adults in the United States are meeting the standards for fruit consumption as established by the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, which are determined by the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. Even fewer people (9 percent) are meeting the standard for vegetables. The picture is somewhat better in Canada, where the Canadian Community Health Survey, 2017, found that 28.6 percent of Canadians age 12 and older report consuming fruits and vegetables more than five times per day. However, that figure steadily declined since 2015. That’s unfortunate, as fruits and vegetables have been linked to a host of health benefits.

Why eat fruit and vegetables?

The U.S. Department of Agriculture notes that fruits do not contain cholesterol and are naturally low in fat, sodium and calories. In addition, fruits contain a host of essential nutrients, including potassium, dietary fiber, vitamin C, and folate, that are historically underconsumed. Similarly, studies have shown that vegetables, which also are great sources of vitamins and minerals, can help people reduce their risk for a variety of conditions, including heart disease, stroke and certain types of cancer.

How can I include more fruits and vegetables in my diet?

Routine is a big part of many people’s lives, and some may find it hard to change their dietary routines. But people who aren’t eating enough fruits and vegetables likely don’t need to completely overhaul their diets in order to include more fruits and vegetables. In fact, the American Heart Association notes that the following are some easy ways for people to sneak more fruits and vegetables into their diets. • Breakfast: When sitting down for a bowl of cereal, add some bananas, raisins or berries to your bowl. When making eggs or breakfast potatoes, add chopped up onions, celery, green or red bell peppers, or spinach. • Lunch: Forgo sandwiches in favor

Did you know?

According to the Department of Health and Human Services, about $117 billion in annual health care costs in the United States is linked to a lack of physical activity. And that burden is not exclusive to the United States, as estimates from the World Health Organization suggest that the global cost of physical inactivity exceeds $54 billion annually. The WHO also notes that, worldwide, one in four adults and, perhaps most alarmingly, three in four adolescents between the ages of 11 and 17 do not currently meet the organization’s recommendations for physical activity. That’s unfortunate and potentially dangerous, as a lifestyle that includes routine physical activity has been linked to a number of benefits that

can promote both short- and long-term health. The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases notes that regular physical activity may help prevent or delay type 2 diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, and stroke. The NIDDK also says that regular physical activity may help people reduce their risk for certain cancers and maintain healthy body weights. Appropriate physical activities depend on various factors, including age and existing physical condition. Adults and children who want to become more physically active should speak with their physicians and get a comprehensive physical exam before beginning a new exercise regimen.

of fruit or vegetable salads at lunchtime. If you must have a sandwich, top it off with vegetables like cucumbers, sprouts, tomatoes, lettuce, and/or avocado. • Dinner: Replace less healthy side dishes with fruit or vegetable salads, and don’t forget to include steamed vegetables,

even frozen ones, on your dinner plate every night. Add chopped vegetables, such as onions, garlic and celery, when creating soups, stews or sauces. A few simple strategies can help people eat more fruits and vegetables and reap the many rewards that such foods provide.

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Take Your Vitamins

ithout eating a balanced, healthy diet, chances are your body may be lacking at least some of the nutrients it needs to operate efficiently.

You may be tempted to substitute a healthy diet with one of the many multivitamins you find at your grocery store. However, the American Heart Association doesn’t recommend solely relying on them for nutrition. Instead, studies show that healthy people benefit by taking certain vitamin or mineral supplements above the daily recommended allowance.

Calcium

This mineral is key to building strong bones and promoting better function for your heart, muscles and nerves. The Mayo Clinic states that reports even show calcium as a reinforcement to protect against cancers, diabetes and high blood pressure. Incorporate low-fat milk; plant-fortified milk, like almond or soy; and yogurt or cheese to give your body the calcium it needs. Greens like broccoli and beans are also high in the mineral.

Iron

Being efficient in iron preserves numerous

vital functions our bodies rely on, including general focus and energy, gastrointestinal health and enhancing the immune system. Foods that are packed with iron include fortified-breakfast cereals, eggs and beans. A deficiency can sometimes lead to anemia which results in being tired or having shortness of breath.

Vitamin D

This super mineral is efficient in maintaining bones and teeth health, regulating insulin levels, supporting lung and cardiovascular function and promoting health of the immune, brain and nervous system. Unfortunately, the U.S. National Library of Medicine estimates that over a billion people worldwide are deficient in vitamin D. To add more to your life, spend more time in the sunlight as it helps your body naturally produce it. Foods you can add are seafood like salmon, shrimp, and oysters, or eat mushrooms and egg yolks if you’re not a fan of fish.

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