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CONSTRUCTION HELP

WANTED: Clear Creek Builders in Buffalo WY is currently hiring carpenters & laborers. Join a team with 8+ years of building expertise in the area. Experience is a plus, but not essential to employment. Safety is essential, we are a drug free work environment. Must have a valid driver’s license. Pay dependent upon experience and availability. Please apply online at ccbc307.com or call Chris at (307) 620-5688.

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WOLF CREEK RANCH IS SEEKING A RANCHING FAM-

ILY to help with a multitude of chores in a normal cattle ranching operation. The ranch is located in the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains bordering Eaton’s Dude Ranch in Wolf, Wyoming. Cattle are a ranch focus and the ranch maintaines a mountain lease in most years, although this is far from a fulltime riding job. Salary depends upon experience. Perks include a four-bedroom house with modern appliances, a horse barn with corrals, hay, and pasture for up to four horses for ranch and personal use, health care reimbersement, pension after 3 years. A second salary is paid to a member of the family (the wife in the past) to help the owner with the care and maintenance of food production for a captive colony of falcons. Send resume to: Matt Caster, 1080 Soldier Creek Road, Wolf, Wyoming, or call 307-461-1389.

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How doughnuts became so famous

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Doughnuts are beloved breakfast staples. A glazed doughnut to go with morning coffee on the way to work is a morning ritual for many people.

Despite their popularity, many people do not know much about how doughnuts came to be.

Oily cakes precede doughnuts

The origin of doughnutss is widely debated. Desserts made from fried dough can be found in various countries and cultures. However, historians largely believe that the Americanized doughnut arrived thanks to Dutch immigrants. According to Smithsonian magazine, when Dutch settlers came to New York, they brought along olykoeks, translated to “oily cakes.” Records show the Dutch were making these creations as early as the mid-nineteenth century. These earliest doughnuts were balls of cake fried in pork fat until they were golden brown. Since the center of these doughnuts did not cook as fast as the outside, many also were stuffed with fillings that did not need to be cooked.

Literally minded name

In a similar fashion, Elizabeth Gregory, a New England ship captain’s mother, used her son’s spice cargo along with lemon rind to fashion her own fried dough. Gregory made these pastries so that her son, Hanson, and his crew could store them on long voyages, and eat something that would ward off scurvy and colds. Gregory stuffed walnuts or hazelnuts in the centers of the dough. She came to call the pastries “doughnuts.” However, others attribute the name to the original olykoeks, which were sometimes shaped into knots and called “dough knots.”

Seaworthy improvements

While the doughnuts certainly were acceptable, Captain Gregory came up with a way to improve his mother’s concoction. Rather than stuff the doughnut to make up for the uncooked center, he punched a hole in the middle of the dough ball before it was fried. The hole increased the surface area and exposure to the hot oil, ensuring the entire doughnut cooked evenly. Other stories about the doughnut hole attributed the modification to the fact that Captain Gregory could then hang the doughnut on the ship’s steering wheel so he could use both hands to steer.

Doughnuts get automated

Prior to 1920, doughnuts were made entirely by hand. Adolph Levitt, a Russian refugee and baker, began selling doughnuts from his bakery in New York City’s theater district. To keep up with the crowds, Levitt invented a gadget that could make the fried rings faster. A circle of dough shaped like a ring dropped into a vat of boiling oil, circulated, was flipped over, and emerged from the oil on a moving ramp. Many modern doughnut companies still make their doughnuts like this.

Modernization and mass production brought a shortening of the name “doughnut.” Various doughnut companies use “donut” for the cakes. Whether you call them dough knots, doughnuts or donuts, the treats are delectable.

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Soup and sandwich makes the ideal lunch combo

Few things are better together than hot soup and a favorite sandwich for lunch or a light dinner. This combination is the ideal comfort food, and the variations are as endless as a person’s imagination. Thanks to two recipes from “What’s Cooking Italian” (Thunder Bay Press) by Penny Stephens, home chefs can put an Italian spin on the soup-sandwich pairing with “Mozzarella Sandwiches” and “Creamy Tomato Soup.” Mozzarella Sandwiches

Serves 4

8 slices day-old bread, crusts removed

31⁄2 ounces mozzarella cheese, thckly sliced

8 canned anchovy fillets, drained and chopped

16 fresh basil leaves

1⁄2 cup pitted black olives,

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chopped 4 eggs, beaten

2⁄3 cup milk

Oil for deep-frying

Salt and pepper

Cut each slice of bread into two triangles. Top eight of the bread triangles with the mozzarella slices and chopped anchovies. Place the basil leaves and olives on top and season with salt and pepper to taste. Lay the other eight triangles of bread over the top and press down around the edges to seal.

Mix the eggs and milk and pour into an ovenproof dish. Add the sandwiches and leave to soak for 5 minutes.

Heat the oil in a large pan until a cube of bread browns in 30 seconds — the oil will then be hot enough for deep-frying. Before cooking the sandwiches, squeeze

the edges together again.

Carefully place the sandwiches in the oil and deep-fry for 2 minutes or until golden, turning once. Remove the sandwiches with a slotted spoon and drain on absorbent paper towels. Serve immediately while still hot.

Creamy Tomato Soup

Serves 4

3 tablespoons butter

1 pound, 9 ounces ripe tomatoes, preferably plum, roughly chopped

33⁄4 cups hot vegetable stock

2⁄3 cup milk or light cream

1⁄4 cup ground almonds

1 teaspoon sugar

2 tablespoons shredded basil leaves

Salt and pepper

Melt the butter in a large saucepan.

Add the tomatoes and cook for 5 minutes, until the skins start to wrinkle. Season to taste with salt

and pepper. Add the stock to the pan, bring to a boil, cover and simmer for 10 minutes.

Meanwhile, under a preheated broiler, lightly toast the ground almonds until they are golden brown. This will only take 1-2 minutes, so watch them closely. Remove the soup from the heat and place in a food processor. Blend the mixture to form a smooth consistency. Alternatively, mash the soup with a potato masher. Press the soup through a strainer to remove any tomato skin or seeds.

Place the soup in the pan and return to the heat. Stir in the milk or cream, ground almonds and sugar. Warm the soup through, and add the shredded basil just before serving.

Transfer the soup to warm bowls and serve hot.

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Transform bananas into a moist dessert Bananas are a versatile fruit that can be eaten right off the bunch or utilized in a bevy of recipes. Despite being characterized as the first “superfood” endorsed by the American Medical Association in the early 20th century, bananas are avoided by some people. Some claim that bananas make people gain weight or develop constipation, but many medical organizations point to the nutritional benefits of bananas, which contain potassium, magnesium, vitamin B6, fiber, and manganese.

A banana’s flavor starts out as mildly sweet and gains more sweetness as it ripens. Very ripe bananas, or those that have brown speckled skins, don’t need to be discarded. They make perfect additions to baked goods, notably banana bread. Before tossing out brown bananas, consider this recipe for “Chocolate Chip Banana

Bread” courtesy of Jenna

Barnard and the Butternut Bakery Blog.

Chocolate Chip Banana

Bread

1 loaf

11⁄2 cups ripe and mashed banana (3 to 4 medium bananas), measured

1⁄2 cup packed light brown sugar

1⁄2 cup granulated sugar

1⁄2 cup unsalted butter, melted

2 large eggs

1teaspoon vanilla extract

1⁄2 cup 2 percent Greek yogurt (sour cream also works)

11⁄3 cups all-purpose flour

1 teaspoon baking soda

1⁄2 teaspoon salt

3⁄4 cup mini chocolate chips, plus a handful more for sprinkling on top

Preheat your oven to 325 F and grease and line a 9x5 loaf pan with parchment paper.

In a bowl, whisk together the flour, baking soda and salt. Set aside.

In a separate bowl, mix together the melted butter and sugars until you reach a paste-like consistency. This may take some vigorous whisking for a minute or two. You can either use a whisk or an electric mixer with the paddle attachment. Add in your mashed bananas followed by the eggs, yogurt and vanilla.

Once all of your wet ingredients are mixed together, fold in the dry ingredients. Then, fold in the chocolate chips. Pour the batter into your prepared loaf pan and spread it evenly. Sprinkle extra chocolate chips on top if you like. Bake for 1 hour to 1 hour 15 minutes, or until a toothpick comes out with a few moist crumbs. Let it cool completely before removing from the pan. Store at room temperature in an airtight container.

The month of August has been home to many historical events over the years. Here’s a look at some that helped to shape the world in August 1923.

• United States President Warren G. Harding dies suddenly in San Francisco on August 2. President Harding was conversing with relatives when he passed away from what was then suspected to be a stroke but is now believed to have been heart failure. President Harding was 57 years old.

• Henry Sullivan becomes the first American to swim the English Channel when he completes the feat on August 6. Sullivan needed a little more than a full day to make his mark on history, swimming the channel in 27 hours and 25 minutes.

• Many businesses close and owners go on strike in Berlin on August 9. The protest is an attempt to force German Chancellor Wilhelm Cuno from office. Opposition to Cuno hardened over the next several days, ultimately prompting him and his cabinet to resign on August 12.

• An expedition by the American Museum of Natural History to the Flaming Cliffs in Mongolia’s Gobi Desert leads to the discovery of the first velociraptor fossil on August 11.

• A series of tidal waves strike the western coast of Korea on August 15. At least 346 people are killed and an additional 1,000 are considered missing after 25,000 homes are submerged in waves and flooding.

• Thousands of Canadians lose their savings when the Home Bank of Canada closes its doors on August 17.

• Ada Delutuk Blackjack is rescued on August 19 after being marooned on Wrangel Island above the Arctic Circle. Blackjack, an Alaskan native hired as a cook for a Canadian expedition to claim the island for Canada, had been marooned since September 15,1921. Blackjack was the last survivor among the five-person expedition team.

• On August 20, a train is robbed near Okemah, Oklahoma, and bandits take off

with $20,000 in cash and bonds. The incident marks one of the last train robberies in the United States.

• Lawmakers in Kalamazoo, Michigan, pass an ordinance on August 21 that forbids dancers to stare into their partners’ eyes.

• Four-year-old child actress Peggy-Jean Montgomery signs a three-year, $1 million contract on August 26. Known as “Baby Peggy,” Montgomery would make more than 150 short films and receive millions of fan letters in the 1920s. However, Montgomery’s parents mismanaged her earnings and she was forced to work as an extra by the 1930s.

• The first parliamentary election since the founding of the Irish Free State is held on August 27.

• “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” starring Lon Chaney premieres at New York City’s Carnegie Hall on August 30. The silent film is the most expensive Universal Pictures production up to that time.

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WALLOWS CREEK ROAD, BUFFALO, WY

Beautiful home on 40 acres with spectacular views of the Bighorns! This 4 bedroom, 3 bath home is very well maintained and move in ready! Kitchen has tile floors, granite counter tops, cabinets w/ pull outs plus stainless steel appliances. Open living room has knotty pine vaulted ceilings w/ Pergo flooring and a wood fireplace insert. Lots of windows enhance the mountain views w/ glass doors leading out to the large deck. The master bedroom suite has a master bath w/ quartz counter tops & 2 vanities. $899,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037

Older Victorian style home on a corner lot with alley access. This home is designed as a great family home on 3 levels, or you could rent the basement out as an apartment for it has its own private access. 3 bedrooms and 1 bath on the main level with one bedroom and bath in the basement, plus a family/living room, kitchen and another laundry area. Beautiful yard with mature trees and well landscaped. Detached 2 car garage with a concrete driveway. Extra storage. $355,000.Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037.

Equine/outdoor enthusiast dream home. 35 Acres, 3 bedroom 2 bath shop home . 1800 square feet of living space with a 60 by 40 shop. access to lake Desmet water right. Small barn with chicken coup. outdoor riding arena. plenty of room for all the critters. Garden area , wood shed, and fire pit for roasting s’mores with the kids. Enjoy the beautiful mountain views and amazing sunsets while sipping your coffee from the front porch. Minutes from Lake Desmet boat launch and Bud Love big game winter range. $795,000. Call Dolly Belus at 307-751-8261 for more info.

Nice brick home w/ beautiful views of the Bighorn Mountains! This 4 bedroom, 2 & 1/2 bath home is a special gem. The main floor has a formal dining room, formal living room, sun room w/ a tongue & groove ceiling, family room, laundry room & 1/2 bath. The kitchen has tile floors & counter top, & breakfast nook. The master bedroom suite has a master bath & there is a second small bedroom. The daylight basement has a tuck under garage. The family room has daylight windows and a wet bar for your entertaining. $440,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037

• Cedar Canyon Model 2055 by Champion

• 2 bed, 1 bath modular home

• 960 square feet

• Purchased locally

• Moving and re-set will cost $20,000 to $30,000 (depending upon where)

Eileen at Mountain View Custom Homes at 307-675-1975.

HUNTING AND FISHING PARADISE! Beautiful 327 acre ranch east of Kaycee on Sussex road with Powder River running through it. This ranch also has a reservoir (has been stocked w/ trout) and natural springs for an over abundance of water. Approximately 100 acres of hay meadow and irrigation rights coming from the Sahara Ditch. There is a abundance of wild life which makes this ranch a hunting haven. The property consists of a nice and updated 3 bedroom, 1 bath home. The ranch outbuildings consist of a 16x30 tool shed and a 30x40 (approx.) shop plus and open face shed. Beautiful views!. $2,750,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

21 ASHER LANE, BUFFALO WY

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

615 KLONDIKE DRIVE BUFFALO, WY

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

38 RIDGE LANE, BUFFALO, WY

Beautiful solar home w/ app. 3132 sq. ft. of living space in the country with breath taking views of the Bighorn Mountains & valleys. This home has 3 bedrooms & 1.5 baths. Large master bedroom suite w/ a 1/2 bath but the drain is there to add a shower if you wish. Large sun room to grow your vegetables & plants.

Large spacious kitchen w/dining area. Formal living room, separate office or family room area. Utilities run next to nothing due to the solar design. Approximately 154 acres. $999,000. Home and 15.66 acres can be sold separate from the other 138 acres if interested. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037

PRICE REDUCED!

290 N ADAMS

BUFFALO,

AVENUE,

WY

BACKYARD PARADISE! This 1924 updated home is situated on 4 corner lots & .69 acres in town. Beautiful custom kitchen, formal dining & walk in closet. 2 bedrooms on the main floor w/ adjoining baths. Primary suite has large w/i closet, fireplace, a tub plus separate shower & an outside door to the backyard. Oh & I must mention the large outdoor heated pool, large patio area & a wood privacy fence. The backyard is landscaped w/ mature trees. It is a private paradise! $619,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037 to view.

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Wonderful family home with a large backyard - park like setting. Landscaped with mature trees and flower gardens. Enclosed covered deck with storage underneath. Spacious open kitchen and dining area that has been completely remodeled w/ a large island & and an abundance of cabinets and counter space. Daylight basement, family room with a warm and cozy brick fireplace, large bedroom w/ 3/4 bath and lots of storage plus laundry area. 2 car detached garage. $439,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037.

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WELCOME TO YOUR DREAM HOME IN THE HEART OF BUFFALO, WYOMING!

This stunning property adjacent to Buffalo Golf Course a prime multi award winning course offer ing views of the majestic Big Horn Mountains and easy access to all the amenities that the town has to offer. Spacious 3-bedroom, 2.5bath home. The open-concept living room with vaulted ceiling is warm and inviting, with a cozy gas fireplace and large windows that fill the space with natural light. The gourmet kitchen is perfect for entertaining. The bedrooms are generously sized and offer plenty of closet space. The main en-suite is a true retreat, with a large walk-in closet, soaking tub, and separate shower. Outside, the property is a lush green golf course lawn with mature trees.

Immaculate ranch featuring 4 bedroom, 1 bath, covered patio, alley access to double car garage. Close to hospital, walking paths, schools. $349,999

PRICE REDUCED!

675

N BURRITT AVENUE, BUFFALO, WY

000 DULL KNIFE DRIVE, BUFFALO, WY

Dull Knife Reservoir Retreat: Welcome to your 1.89 acre property overlooking Dull Knife Reservoir in the breathe taking Big Horn Mountains. The tran quil atmosphere of the reser voir provides a perfect setting for leisurely paddling or fishing

spot your mountain basecamp hunting all while making last away from the walk-in public sonal access. $115,000. Call to view this property.

294

car heated attached garage. Call Barbara Marton 307-2172267 or Co/Listing Agent, Norman 307-620-9111, for showing today.

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

63 SAND CREEK DRIVE, BUFFALO, WY

Ready to build your new home on. Great views and just minutes from town and lake Desmet. 4.91 Acres. $240,000. Call Dolly Belus at 307-751-8261 for more info.

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

JLDA LOT C, BUFFALO, WY

Amazing Views! This 10.99 acre parcel of land is located off of Billy Creek road, and located approximately 35 minutes from Buffalo. Build your dream cabin and enjoy the tranquil living and the opportunity to relax in the Bighorn Mountains. $169,900. Call Cristy Kinghorn to view this property. 307-620-0037

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

767 HOGERSON BUFFALO, WY

N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

FULLERTON AVENUE BUFFALO, WY

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

1427 TAYLOR AVENUE, SHERIDAN, WY

Well maintained home on a corner lot within the city limits of Buffalo. Two to three bedroom home with 1 and 3/4 baths. Large primary bedroom suite with master bath. Beautiful backyard with chain link fence, mature trees, sprinkler system, patio and fenced garden area. Detached garage plus garden shed. Off street parking. $325,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn today at 307620-0037.

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JAROMS PLACE, BUFFALO, WY

Approximately 8.13 acres of land located close to town off of the TW road in the Hilton Minor Subdivision. Easy access! Electrical available and great views of the Bighorn Mountains and the Red Hills. You can purchase the lot only for $280,000, or if you are planning to build your dream home, seller is a prominent builder and can build your home for you. Seller has floor plans available to choose from along with the prices for building. Give Cristy Kinghorn a call today to view this property at 307-620-0037

1 ACRE LOT, 5 MILES SOUTH OF SHERIDAN TOWARDS

STORY. City water, natural gas & utilities. Mountain view, very nice lot with restrictions. Call 307-672-2913.(29)02719r

BIG HORN MOUNTAINS

3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. Available Sept. 1, 2 car garage, walking distance to downtown Buffalo, the Y and Park. No smoking, no pets. $1500/month plus utlities. Call 307-680-3550.(29)98228d

RV PARK - 4 HOOK-UPS $550 per month. Includes electric, cable, water. Call 751-7474. (30)512061

3 SAGE LANE, BUFFALO, WY

Check out this 2.5 acre parcel adjacent to Cook Road. This property is fenced. There are currently 2 single wide mobile homes on the property. One is a 980 sq. ft. home and the other is a 756 sq. ft. home. Both homes are livable homes but there is no water or sewer. New owner would need to drill a well and put in a septic system. Come and check out affordable country living. $83,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037

BYPASS ROAD BUFFALO, WY

COUNTY LAND NEXT TO

This 36 Acre Parcel is situ ated on the edge of Buffalo, with Access off the Bypass road, Williams Ave and E Fet terman. Possibility of multiple uses such as Commercial, Industrial, Residential Home run on the property. $800,000.

2267 or Barb Marton @307erty.

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

TBD BILLY CREEK ACCESS, BUFFALO, WY

Beautiful and secluded mountain property off of Billy Creek Road. Tremendous views, heavily treed in some areas plus open meadows. You have it all! There is a small cabin on the property that is in good condition with a wood stove. Sellers have partially set up a kitchenette in the cabin where they have hauled water. There are some beautiful cabin sites on this property. Great hunting property with bear, elk, deer, moose and blue grouse. $1,200,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037.

ing views from this 2.57 acre this property.

603COMMERCIAL FOR SALE

Sheridan Realty Associates

60x40 Warehouse Space with:

• Full Bath • Conference area/great room

• Office area/sleeping area • Laundry Customized to

111 WATKINS STREET, BUFFALO, WY

Great views of the Big Horns and city of Buffalo. Build your dream home today. Has water and sewer tap available. $35,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn today 307-620-0037.

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

TOY BOX, BUSINESS SPACE, WAREHOUSE!

Located at the corner of Kroe Lane and East Ridge Road with easy access to the Interstate or Kroe Lane to the Heart of Sheridan. Paved access, 60 x 40 Warehouse /Business Space with a 400 Sq Ft office/Private Quarters . Restroom, Separate Heat and A/C. Work on Stuff, Store Stuff, do lots of Stuff!!

Call today Sheridan Realty Associates 307-752-3779

605 FOR RENT

BUFFALO REALTY AVAILABLE RENTALS

COMMERCIAL RENTALS

• 665 E Hart Street • $1500/Mo. + Utilities • Includes all put-put golf and Ice Cream equipment

• Call Dolly at (307) 751-8261

• 10 Juniper Street – Lower Level • Office Space • Call Cristy (307) 620-0037

RESIDENTIAL RENTALS

• 422 W Fetterman • 3BD/2BA House w/ 2 Car Garage • $1500/Mo. + Utilities • Available Sept 1, 2023 • No Smoking or Pets • Call Patti McKenzie (307) 680-3550

• Three 1BD/1BA Apartments for Rent on Main Street • Call Cristy (307) 620-0037

What We Do

We love real estate of all shapes and sizes! and we want to buy your house, no matter what condition it may be in! Circumstances arise all the time that leave property owners in a bind. We want to help remove some of the stress associated with that process, and turn an unwanted property into a true gem.

• Not a Realtor, Renovator

• Purchase homes for cash with minimal bank involvement

• Purchase Foreclosure / Pre-Foreclosure homes

• Offers made on every home

• Judgment free, Confidential, Understanding

• Location does not matter

• Bring properties back to life

Our Mission

Our mission is to restore properties that are in need of expert attention. We understand that who you sell your home to matters, and with our background in construction, real estate, and property management, we will take your house and bring it back to it’s former glory.

A portion of our proceeds are donated to local nonprofits to help make a difference in our community.

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-- WEEKLY HAPPENINGS --

SAT: LOCAL FOODS MARKET: 9am-Noon, Every Sat Landon’s Greenhouse, 505 College Meadow Dr, Sheridan

MON: SMH PRENATAL CLASS: 6:00 – 8:00pm, 1st Mon , Sheridan Memorial Hospital, Lower Level Conference Rooms A&B, 1401 W 5th St , Sheridan BIG HORN TRAIL RIDERS:

6:30 – 7:30pm, 1st Mon Sheridan College Whitney Building DAYTON TOWN COUNCIL, 7:00 – 8:00pm, 1st Mon , Dayton Town Hall CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP, Hub, 211 Smith Street, 10 am, Art room

TUE: THE SONS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION POST 7, Sheridan, 3rd Tuesday,

6:00pm at the Post, 137 N Brooks St COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: 9:00 – 10:00am, 1st Tues , Sheridan County Courthouse SHERIDAN COUNTY DEMOCRATS: 2nd Tues ,

6:00 – 7:00pm, The Hub, 211 Smith St (406)208-6893 CREATIVE FIBER GUILD/TUESDAY THREADERS: 10:00am – 12:00pm, 674-5187 SHERIDAN COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT BOARD: 4:00 – 5:30pm, 1st Tues (307) 672-5820 LIONS CLUB:

6:00pm, 2nd & 4th Tues Killy's SHERIDAN JAYCEES: 6:00 – 7:00pm, 1st Tues , Sugarland Mining Co, 1809 Sugarland Dr 307-763-1473 RANCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL: 6:00 – 7:00pm, 1st Tues , Ranchester Municipal Building NORTHERN WYOMING CHAPTER OF WALLEYES UNLIMITED: 6:30 – 7:30pm, 1st Tues , 1760 Commercial Avenue At Big Horn Mountain Eagles 672-2503 KIWANIS: 5:30pm, Ole's Restaurant, 2nd & 4th Tuesday

�� AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY: Dinner at 6:00 – Meeting at 6:30pm, 3rd Tuesday, Ole's Pizza, 927 Coffeen Ave, Sheridan 674-7082 for more information THE SONS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION POST 7 SHERIDAN WY 3rd Tuesday at 6:00pm at the Post, 137 N Brooks St, Sheridan WY KID'S LIFE, 426 Alger, 3rd Tuesday of each month

WED: BUFFALO LOCAL FOODS MARKET Ace Hardware parking lot Every Wed , 4:30pm to 6:30pm

THUR: SHERIDAN COUNTY SUICIDE PREVENTION COALITION MEETING 1st Thurs Monthly 9:00 am, Sheridan Wesleyan Church Room 212 Please bring a friend DAV HARRISON-HALEY-HECKMAN CHAPTER 9, 3rd Thurs Monthly meeting, Sheridan Fulmer Public Library, 335 W Alger St , 1 to 2:30 pm 675-3273 for information CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP, Hub, 211 Smith Street, 5:30 pm, Enter thru back doors, Conference room

FRI: VFW POST 1560, 1st Fri, Regular Meeting, 6pm

AUGUST

CLUES ACROSS

1. Civil rights organization

5. Calendar month (abbr.)

8. Monetary unit of Burma

11. Twyla __, US dancer

13. Everything included

14. “Antman” actor Rudd

15. Italian city

16. Nowhere to be found

17. Mild yellow Dutch cheese made in balls

18. Turkish officer

20. Perform on stage

21. Ribosomal ribonucleic acid

22. Canadian coastal provinces

Daisy

55. Ancient Greek sophist

56. Undivided

57. Daniel __, French composer

59. Nocturnal S. American rodent

60. Rusty

61. Jewish spiritual leader

62. Patti Hearst’s captors

63. Popular global holiday (abbr.)

64. Tall, slender plant

CLUES DOWN

1. Defunct US energy company

2. Fellow

23. They __

24. Connecting line on a map

25. Mock

26. One point north of due east

27. Chinese philosophical principle

28. Type of tree

29. Persuade to do something

34. A place for travelers to rest

35. National Gallery of Art designer

36. Panamaniaan province

37. Field force unit (abbr.)

39. Whalers’ tool

40. Simply

15: SCLT EXPLORE HISTORY: IRON RIDERS: 9:00 am - 11:00 am

Tongue River Valley Community Center - Dayton, 1100 US-14, Dayton The great bicycle experiment from 1896 – 97 was a US Military transportation test with the 25th Infantry Regiment from Fort Missoula, MT to St Louis, MO and traveled through Sheridan County You will learn all about the Army’s Historic Black Bicycle Corps, known as the Iron Riders, their 1,900-mile route, its challenges, and the 125th Anniversary of the ride The Explore History program is generously funded by the Next50 Initiative More info at >> https://sheridanclt org/events/explore-history-trvcc-iron-riders-the-1896-97-bicycle-experiment/

17: CELEBRATE THE ARTS: Sheridan Annual event is a vehicle for both community pride for and attracting attention to the dynamic art resources in the Sheridan area For complete schedule and more information, visit https://www artinsheridan com/cta

19: SOD FARM MUSIC FESTIVAL: 2:00 pm - 9:00 pm Green Side Up, 12 Blue Grass Dr, Sheridan The Sod Farm Festival features local musicians and supports Project Schoolhouse's school and water projects For more information, call (512) 651-5615

19: BIGFOOT HUNT AT ARROWHEAD LODGE : 4:00 pm - August 20, 2023 1:00 am Arrowhead Lodge, 6002 US-14, Dayton Hunting Licenses available starting August 1st by calling the Lodge to reserve. Silent Auction. Outdoor Games & Movie. Proceeds Benefit Valor Academy Sheridan (previously Robson Academy) Facebook event page-search for Bigfoot Hunt at Arrowhead Lodge

25. Furnishes anew

30. Edible mollusk

31. No seats available

32. Garden figurine

33. Two-legged support

38. Rest here please (abbr.)

41. In a silly way

43. One from the Golden State

45. Photographers

48. Native religionn in parts of China

49. Dickens character

50. Brodway actress

3. It’s issued from volcanoes

4. Type of acid

5. Winged nut

6. Arouses

7. Things are served on it

8. San Diego ballplayer

9. Currency and a Chinese dynasty

10. __ mater, one’s school

12. Exclamation that denotes disgust

14. Hairstyle

19. Supreme ancient Egyptian god

41. Nigerian City

42. Not one

44. Obstruct

45. Political plot

46. Manila hemp plant

47. Dough made from corn flour

48. Fishes by letting the bob fly

51. Swiss river

52. Plant that makes gum

53. A French abbot

54. One point east of northeast

58. Get free of

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19: FORT PHIL KEARNY DAY: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Fort Phil Kearny State Historic Site, 528 Wagon Box Rd, Banner Step back in time to experience history through hands-on activities! Food will be available to purchase from noon to 1:30 p m

20: UCROSS ARTS FESTIVAL : 2:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Ucross Foundation, 30 Big Red Ln, Clearmont Ucross Arts Festival will begin at 2 p m with the opening reception for "The Shape of Time," a new photography exhibition at the Ucross Art Gallery, including complimentary hors d'oeuvres and tours by guest curator Keith Davis At 4 p m , the festivities will move to The Park at Ucross, where there will be live music by The Two Tracks and The Sea The Sea, with food trucks onsite Carpooling is encouraged Tickets are free and available in limited quantity here: bit ly/UcrossArtsFestival2023 This event is part of Sheridan County's Celebrate the Arts month For more information, call (307) 737-2291

22: CONCERTS IN THE PARK: 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm Kendrick Park, Sheridan Enjoy the Sounds of the Summer Concerts in the Park Free and open to the public

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Stepping stones into healthier living starts with Primary Care. Come see us at Zorumske Family Practice for your family’s healthcare needs. We offer family healthcare, DOT and sports physicals as well as a variety of other services. Give us a call to schedule.

5 fun facts about the month of August

Summer is in full swing in August. Come the eighth month of the calendar year, temperatures outside tend to be especially steamy and individuals and families are doing all they can to make the most of the last full month of summer. As summer winds down, individuals can ponder these fun facts about the month of August.

1. Not unlike July, August is named after a notable individual associated with ancient Rome. Augustus Caesar, also known as Octavian and sometimes referred to as Caesar Augustus, was the first Roman emperor. Augustus’s reign was a lengthy one, beginning in 27 B.C. and lasting until his death in A.D. 14. Augustus’s maternal great-uncle was Julius Caesar, who happens to be the namesake of July.

2. August weather can make some people uncomfortable, and that has made the month part of what’s become known as “The Dog Days of Summer.” The

Farmer’s Almanac indicates that the moniker is linked to the rising of Sirius, the Dog Star. Ancient Egyptians, Romans and Greeks believed that the rising of Sirius in mid- to late-summer caused the temperatures to rise and conditions to become less comfortable. Though temperatures remain hot and conditions humid in many parts of the northern hemisphere throughout the month of August, the dog days officially end on August 11.

3. Millions of adults feel there’s no more refreshing beverage on a warm summer evening than a cold beer, and that may be even more so on the first Friday of August. That day marks International Beer Day®, which began as a local event in the western United States in 2007 but has since spread globally. More than 200 cities in 80 countries and across six continents now celebrate International Beer Day®, and celebrants

can take part by enjoying a cold one and/or giving a loved one a beer. This year’s celebration will take place on Friday, August 4.

4. One of the most enduring motion pictures in Hollywood history premiered in August nearly 85 years ago.

“The Wizard of Oz” starring Judy Garland premiered at the Orpheum Theatre in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on August 10, 1939. The Hollywood premiere at the famed Grauman’s Chinese Theatre occurred just five days later.

5. August is a notable month for one of the world’s most accomplished athletes. American swimmer Michael Phelps took center stage at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing when he won a total of eight gold medals, setting a record for the most gold medals by an athlete in a single Olympic Games. Phelps won his eighth gold medal in Beijing on August 17 in the 4 x 100-meter medley relay, officially eclipsing fellow American swimmer Mark Spitz, who had won seven gold medals at the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich.

6 health benefits of yoga

Are you ready for warrior pose? Have you engaged in downward dog today? You no doubt understand these questions if you have an even cursory knowledge of yoga.

Yoga is an ancient, ascetic Hindu discipline comprised of controlled breathing, body positions and meditation. The goal of yoga is to attain a deep state of tranquility and spiritual insight. While people may be quick to associate yoga with popular poses, it’s the complete package of breathing and reflection that does wonderful things for the mind and body.

Johns Hopkins Medicine says yoga can benefit people of all ages. It can help the healthy, but also can be utilized to treat people recovering from illness or surgery or those living with a chronic condition. While the scientific research into yoga’s health benefits is preliminary and not extensive, certain trends have emerged.

1. Improves flexibility: According to Yoga Journal, even the lowest intensity styles of yoga have been shown to increase flexibility. Yoga is especially helpful for adults ages 65 and

older, helping to slow age-related loss of flexibility.

2. Brain boost: Gray matter in the brain can diminish as people get older. However, according to a 2015 study funded by the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health, there is no relationship between gray matter and age among yoga practitioners. In fact, yoga participants showed increased volume in certain brain regions commensurate with the number of years of yoga experience and practice,.

3. Back pain relief: Yoga poses can help alleviate pain in various regions of the body, notably the lower back. The American College of Physicians recommends yoga as a first-line treatment for chronic lower back pain.

4. Alleviate joint pain: Johns Hopkins Medicine says gentle yoga can alleviate some of the discomfort of arthritis, particularly tender, swollen joints.

5. Improved mental health: A 2017 meta-analysis of 23 interventions looking at yoga to alleviate depressive symptoms overwhelmingly indicated yoga can be an effective alternative treatment for major depressive disorder. MDD is thought to be one of the most

common mental health disorders in the world.

6. Reduced inflammation: A study published in 2018 in Biological Research for Nursing determined yoga is a viable intervention to reduce inflammation across a multitude of chronic conditions, such as rheumatoid arthritis, heart disease, Crohn’s disease, and cancer.

In addition to these health benefits, yoga can help tame stress, reduce pain, improve quality of sleep, and even boost immunity. Individuals are urged to start gradually in basic level yoga classes and slowly increase intensity as they grow more comfortable.

701 FARM & RANCH

8 FOOT TO 13 FOOT GIANT RUBBER WATER TANKS. Neal Ranch, 406-639-2505.(ts)

BARLEY STRAW CERTIFIED WEED FREE, SMALL SQUARES $4.00 per bale. Certified round bales too. Oats, wheat & barley - $20/100lb. Greybull area. Call 307-7623878 or 307-899-4714 leave message. (31)089882

300 TON OF GRAIN HAY; 100 ton alfalfa grass, excellent quality for horses or cows round bales, some small squares horse hay. Call 307-752-0438 or 406-629-0959.(29)119437

ELECTRIC FENCING MATERIAL - 2 mile solar charger, Assorted electric wire, steel fence post knobs, screw in insulated knobs, testers, lots of assorted accessories. $250. Call 307217-3023.(29)07171d

PRIME RATE MOTORS CAN TUNE-UP YOUR CAMPERS & TRAILERS. Pack wheel bearings, minor welding, mechanic and electrical and brakes. Call 674-6677.(ts)

703 EQUIPMENT

LET’S DEAL!

Household & Collectible Auction

Blue Leather Sectional Couch; Large Dining Room Table w/ 6-Chairs; Thomasville China Hutch & Matching Server; Oak Chair/Step Stool; Multiple Chest of Drawers; Drop Leaf Table; Leather Office Chairs; Corner Curio Cabinet; Assorted End Tables; (8) Oak Bookcases; Oak Corner Desk; Twin Sleigh Bed; King Tut Egyptian Artwork; Assorted Artwork; Herend-Hungary Porcelain China Set w/ Butterfly Pattern w/ Matching Lamps; Sterling Silver & Silver Plate Items; Sterling Silver, Turquoise, Gold & Costume Jewelry; Anniversary Clock; Portable Air Conditioners; Rug Doctor Carpet Shampooer; Multiple Vacuums & Shampooer; New Travel Walker; Collector Pocket Watches; Concrete Dog Statue; Kurzwell “Pro 76” Keyboard; Pepsi-Cola Wood Crate; Bird House Hall Bench; Monk Concrete Water Fountain; GE Chest Freezer; Steamer Trunks; Large Amount of Christmas Supplies & Decorations; Multiple Fur Coats; Leather Jacket; Rudy Mudra’s Saddle Shop Fringed Leather Jacket; Singer Sewing Machine; Large Amount of Books; Native American Wood Carved Flute; Vintage Clothing; Large Amount of Ladies Wallets; Cowboy Boots & Moccasins; Table Lamps; Large Amount of Records; Sheet Music;

TOOLS - OUTDOOR - LAWN

Like New Jazzy Elec. Wheelchair; Misc. Dog & Animal Crates; (2) Vehicle Jumpers; Step Ladders; Porch Swing; Step Ladders; (2) World Traveler Road Bikes; Patio Chairs; Assorted Hand & Yard Tools; Toro Recycler Lawn Mower; Older Dog Sled; Honda Lawn Mower; Multiple Dog Crates, many new; Rototiller; Golf Clubs; Firewood; Outdoor Dog Kennel & more!

Auctioneer’s Note: This will be a very large Thursday evening auction. We will be running 2-rings most of the night. The listing is partial so come visit us and see what we uncover!

Auction Coordinator: Jacob (307) 620-0277

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PRIME RATE MOTORS IS YOUR LOCAL KROGMAN BALE BED DEALER! In stock now! Call us for available options and price!

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SPORTSMAN’S AUCTION

Saturday, August 19, 2023 • 9:30am Johnson County Fairgrounds, Buffalo, WY

TACK - HUNTING - CAMPING - OUTDOORS

73 Firearms; Several Canvas Wall Tents, Misc. Sizes; (5) Pack Saddles; (5) Sets of Hard Panniers; (3) Sets of Soft Panniers; Pack Saddle Pads; Assorted Riding Saddles; Assorted Chaps; Horse Bridles, Halters & Tack; Frame Back Packs; Coleman Camp BBQ Grill; Coleman Camp Stove; 3-Place Gas Camp Stove w/ Pipe; Assorted Coleman Lanterns; ATV Gun Rack; (3) Johnny Walker Electric Coyote Calls; Cabela’s Alaska Guide Dome Tent; Canvas Cowboy Bed Tarp; White “DFX Spectrum Series” Metal Detector; (2) Shooting Benches; Assorted Hard Gun Cases; (7) 4-Ammo Can Carriers; RCBS Brass Tumbler; Misc. Reloading Items; Assorted Brass; Swarovski “Habicht ST80” Spotting Scope w/ Tripod; Caldwell Gun Vise; Caldwell Lead Sled; Snow Shoes; Dillon “XL650” Reloading Press; Reloading Dies; Multiple Ice Fishing Sleds; Misc. Fishing Supplies; Camp Trailer Levelers; Large Amount of Conibear & Leg Hold Traps; Hunting Boots, Packs & Cowboy Boots; Black Bear Rug; Assorted Hunting Blinds; Antlers; Shooting Targets; Bowtech “Diamond” Compound Boy; Ten Point Crossbow; Bowtech “Assassin” Compound Bow; Very Large Amount of Scuba Diving Gear Including: Fins, Wet Suits, Masks & More; Hunting Jackets; Ammo Including: 25 Auto, 270, 30-06, 5.7x28, 300 Sav, 243, 250 Sav; 12 Ga, 7mm, 9mm, 308, 9mm & More!

TOOLS - HOUSEHOLD

Coats “Rim Clamp Limited Edition” Air Tire Machine w/ Accessories; Seelye “#3” PortaWelder Plastic Welder; Genisys “STX” Diagnostic System; DeWalt 18 Volt Cordless Drill, Saw & Misc. Items; Shop Vac; Chain Boomers; Several Poly Tool Boxes; Farm Saw “Pioneer” Chainsaw; Paslode Nailer; Double End Grinder; Small Air Compressor; Halogen Shop Lights; Portable RV Dump Station/Tank; 8’ Alum. ATV Ramps; Chain Repair Items; C-Land BBQ Grill; (2) Cast Iron Antique Lard Presses; Assorted Enamel Camp Cookware; Lodge #12 Dutch Oven; Cast Iron Skillets & Griddles; Kenmore Air Conditioner; Rolling Wood Rack; Metal Yard Cart; Passap “Electric 6000” Knitting Machine; Passap “DM80” Knitting Machine; Large Amount of Yarn; Assorted Wood Patio Furniture; Outdoor Propane Firepit; Assorted Area & Runner Rugs; Sherri Bruiggman Southwestern Art; Records;

BOATS - MOTORCYCLE - ATV

1988 Sea Ray “Seville 18BROB” Boat w/ Sea Ray 135 HP V-6 Outboard Motor & 1988 OKT/Shoreline Trailer; 1984 Suzuki “Quad 250 Runner” ATV, 2x4, 2,537 Miles; 1974 Suzuki “185” Dirt Bike, 1,954 Miles; Misc. Trolling Motors; 9.9 Evinrude Boat Motor; Honda “300 Fourtrax” 2x4 ATV; 1970’s Kawasaki “MT1” Mini Bike.

Auctioneer’s Note: This will be a very nice auction! If you’re an avid hunter or outfitter, you will not want

to miss the supplies. Guns will sell at 11:00am, and FFL paperwork will be completed for all gun purchasers at this auction.

Auction Coordinators: Jacob (307) 620-0277 or Dan (307) 620-5401

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2023 Diamond-T Flatbed Trailers, 24,000# GVW, 5 Ft Dovetail, Oak Floor, Trussed Frame, Dual 2-speed jacks, chain box, Low Profile deck, Spare tire, 1 YR. WARRANTY! 30 ft, 32 ft, 36 ft models in Stock! Starting at $18,995.

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2023 DIAMOND-T 14 FT. DUMP TRAILERS!

7 gauge floor, 10 gauge side walls, tarp kit, ramps, spreader gate, I-beam frame, power hydraulic jack, scissor lift, 3 YEAR WARRANTY ! $13,995.

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RANCH TOUGH!

2023 GR 28 FT. STOCK COMBO TRAILER!

Front tack, dual swing out saddle racks, center gates, rubber floor, 48” escape door, toolboxes, 1 YEAR WARRANTY!

$25,995.

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CONVENIENCE COMES STANDARD! 2022 Diamond-T 20 Ft. Gooseneck Tilt Trailers, 15,000# GVW, 4 Ft, Stationary Platform 16 ft tilt, oak floor, 10 Ply tires,

1 YR WARRANTY! $12,995

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LIGHT UTILITY TRAILER. Setup for motorcycle. Includes lights, wheel chock, toolbox, ramp, jack, spare tire. Used and Good condition. $500.. Call 209559-1409(30)rs

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2024 Charmac 6x10 & 6x12 Cargo Trailers, 3,500# axles, rear ramp door, side walk-in door, double lined walls, LED lights, spare tire, 3 YR WARRANTY!

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2016 Featherlite 16 ft

Aluminum Stock Trailer, 7,000# GVW, Center Gate, Full Swing Door with Slide Gate, LOCAL TRADE!. $12,995

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