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BLACK HILLS
PIONEER
PIONEERING THE NEWS SINCE 1876
Thursday, July 9, 2009 • !OL. 13' NO. 25
PLAGUE HITS
AGAIN
Badlands prairie dogs infected.
See story on Page 27
GOOD
JOB
Belle Fourche honors
employees.
See story on Page 3
TOMORROW6S WEATHER; SUNNY 83º
Banner unfurled on Mount Rushmore
No permit obtained for
deteriorating Whitewood building
■ City trying to obtain funds to
save historic structure
B" $#&+ %#*,-.
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WHIT)WOOD 1 The deadline for the
owner of a Whitewood building on the 3erge of
collapse to secure a building or demolition permit
has passed.
This opens the door for the city to demolish
the building if necessary. aut that is the last
thing city officials want to do. They are now
see@ing historic preser3ation funds from a 3ariety
of entities so they are able to pay to fiO the
Hole in the Wall building.
auilding Inspector Marty OHDea sent an
emergency letter to building owner Mim Mun@er
gi3ing him until Tuesday to obtain a permit.
Mun@er hired an engineer and both were in
town inspecting the building that was built in
1[08.
WHe didnHt thin@ he could do anything with
it,X Mayor Mi@e Weyrich said of the engineer.
WWeHre still trying to sa3e it and we are trying to
see if funds are a3ailable.X
Weyrich said the city and the Mun@ers are both
loo@ing for funds.
WWeHre Vust doing legal stuff right now, but we
hope someone comes in and tries to sa3e it,X he
added.
See NO PERMIT — Page 32
50 cents www.bhpioneer.com
MO#NT &#SHMO&) N*TION*L MON#M)NT
-*P/ 1 )n3ironmentalists using par@ ser3ice roc@
anchors scaled Mount &ushmore on Wednesday and
unfurled a banner along President *braham LincolnHs
face challenging *mericaHs leaders to stop global warming.
)le3en people were charged with trespassing and the
misdemeanor crime of climbing on Mount &ushmore
National Monument, #.S. *ttorney Marty Mac@ley said.
They pleaded not guilty to all charges.
The en3ironmental group Nreenpeace said in a statement
that three of its members hung the banner on
Mount &ushmore while other acti3ists bloc@ed access to
the site. Nreenpeace said the climbers, using eOisting
roc@ anchors that the par@ ser3ice uses for occasional
cleanings, went up the bac@ of the monument, then rappelled
down its face to unfurl a P5-by-35-foot banner
reading, S*merica honors leaders not politiciansT Stop
Greenpeace climbers rappel down the face of
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Wednesday to unfurl a banner that challenges
President Obama to show leadership on global
warming. Obama is at the GM meeting in Italy
to discuss the global warming crisis with other
world leaders. AP photo
New trolley to hit streets
B" #$" %&'(H*
!"#$%&'("")&*(+,--.
D)*DWOOD 1 * new trolley
has recently Voined the cityHs fleet
and is set to hit the streets in about
three wee@s.
WI still ha3e to do a few things to
it,X Trolley Manager &obert Nelson
said. WI need to get the decals on and
there are little things to do here
before itHs ready to go.X
The Y00[ Supreme Trolley will
replace a Y00Y city trolley, which has
reached the maOimum mileage of
140,000 miles that Nelson feels comfortable
with. Nelson said the trolleys
a3erage about Y5,000 miles a
year
WThe trolley is still 3iable,X Nelson
said. WWe could run it longer but
after a certain mileage little things
happen and it becomes a lot of maintenance
wor@.X
Nelson said &apid CityHs public
transit system, &apid Transit, has
eOpressed interest in purchasing the
older trolley. Since Deadwood added
the trolley system in 1[8[ after gambling
was re-established, the concept
of a trolley has grown in popularity
See RUSHMORE — Page 9
across the state.
W`ort Pierre bought one of our
older trolleys a couple of years ago,X
Nelson said. WThey completely
refurbished and repainted it. They
also added air conditioning.
Spearfish came to us as did `ort
Pierre and they both used my model
and specHs to establish their trolley
systems.X
Nelson has reported to the
Deadwood City Commission that
numbers ha3e remained down compared
to last year because of the slow
economy. He said the drop is not of
great concern yet, but he will continue
to @eep an eye on the numbers.
WI thin@ it is because tourism is
down and we had a cool, rainy summer.
Tourist donHt fa3or cold weather,X
Nelson said. W)3en though our
numbers are down the trolley is still
3ery popular. WeH3e gi3en close to
80,000 rides so far this year.X
Nelson said during a typical summer
the trolley sees between [00 to
1,000 paying riders Monday through
Thursday, and close to Y,000 riders
See TROLLEY — Page 7

Page 2 BH PIONEER LOCAL SCENE
BY YACI CONRAD PEARSON
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Page 4 BH PIONEER OBITUARIES
John Michael Murphy, 61
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The Nettie Smothers family would like to
thank everyone who gave gifts, cards,
floral arrangements, called, furnished
food and consoled us during the loss of
our Mother and Grandmother,
Nettie Smothers.
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Thursday, July 9, 2009 BH PIONEER STATE NEWS Page 5
Transient, juvenile loopholes closed in South
Dakota sex-offender registry
BY BOB MERCER
B"a$% 'i"") Pioneer
!"ERRE & ' new state law
expands the circumstances when sex
offenders must list themselves on
South Dakota>s sex?offender registry.
Cow they must sign up if they
obtain a driver license, license a
motor vehicle, get a postal address or
register to vote in South Dakota.
!reviously they had
to put themselves on
the registry only if
they actually live,
work or go to school in
the state.
Fhe goal is that
South Dakota no
longer can be used as
an island by sex
offenders trying to
avoid having their
names, photos, crimes
and other identifying
information on an offi?
cial registry.
Fhe Legislature passed the new law
last winter at the reHuest of 'ttorney
General Larry Long.
Long and two attorneys from his
staff, Scott Swier and John Strohman,
briefed a special committee of the
Legislature on sex?offender registry
issues Wednesday.
“"t prevents them from wandering
the country unregistered and
unchecked,” Swier told the lawmak?
ers.
He said South Dakota>s registry had
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“It prevents them
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unregistered and
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Scott Swier, South Dakota Attorney
General’s Office
All children of the community
are invited to attend and bring friends!
To register, call
Brenda at 642-3457 or stop at
United Methodist Church,
845 5th St., Spearfish
4.P million visits from "nternet users
during the past 14 months for an aver?
age of 1R,5TT daily, with a single?day
high of about 8T,TTT.
Fhe new law also addressed an
eHual?protection problem. Fhe state
Supreme Court issued a Covember
RTT8 decision reHuiring that sex
offenses committed by Wuveniles ages
15?17 be taken off the registry.
Fhe reason was cir?
cuit Wudges could use
what>s known as a sus?
pended imposition of
sentence for adult sex
offenders but not for
Wuvenile sex offenders.
' suspended imposi?
tion allows the offend?
er to avoid listing on
the registry if the
offender meets special
reHuirements set by the
Wudge. 'n offender can
get one suspended
imposition.
Fhe new law provides authority to
Wudges for using suspended imposi?
tion with Wuvenile sex offenders.
Fhere were Y5 Wuvenile offenders
listed on the South Dakota registry
prior to the Supreme Court decision.
Zorty seven were removed. Fhe others
remain because their offenses were
committed in other states or were vio?
lations of federal laws. Fhe 47 won>t
be re?listed however because those
offenses occurred under the old law.
Fhe study committee>s legal coun?
sel, Reuben Be\palet\, analy\ed the
1,8TY names currently on South
Dakota>s registry. He said 4RT of the
people committed their offenses out?
side South Dakota.
Be\palet\ noted that many of them
move to very small communities here,
such as a !ennsylvania man who lives
in Ludlow and a California man now
in Zedora.
“" really wonder what the motiva?
tions of these folks are,” he said.
He speculated that one reason
might be that they find it easier to
comply with safety?\one reHuire?
ments, such as not coming within 5TT
feet of places where children congre?
gate such as schools and playgrounds.
]r, he said, they might think they>re
dropping out of sight in a very small
town. He said that>s probably an erro?
neous assumption because other resi?
dents of the communities will keep
being watchful.
“Fhey ^residents_ may be tolerant
of pot smoking but they>re not toler?
ant of sex offenders,” he said.
]ther trends which Be\palet\ found
were people from small communities
in eastern South Dakota have tended
to move into the larger regional hubs
such as 'berdeen and Mitchell and
Huron, while sex offenders from
those larger cities often relocated to
Sioux Zalls.
Likewise, in western South Dakota,
he found that many offenders moved
from smaller communities on tribal
reservations to Rapid City.
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Page ' 5"ur8day, Ju=y 9, 2009
Cessna pilots love
this area
The %ity of +,earfish and the
2orthern 34a%5 6i44s rea44y
im,ressed ,i4ots from a%ross
the nation and Canada9
The :;isit +,earfish:
e44 had
,eo,4e on hand arri?a4 day to
>e4%ome e?eryone to
+,earfish and ,ro?ided a 4un%h
>hi%h >as rea44y a,,re%iated
Ay a44 >ho arri?ed9 Baura and
Cay Ji4e5 of Eag4e G?iation
,ro?ided a +aturday 4un%h and
a4so ,ro?ided the Aest ser?i%e
that anyone %ou4d eH,e%t9 The
,i4ots nominated them for :airI
,ort of the >ee5: on G?JeA
and Gir 2a?9 Baura is the greatI
est, Lum,ing in to ta5e o?er for
me >hen M >as hau4ing ,eo,4e
around9
G44 together M >as aA4e to
%ount NN air,4anes at one time
Aut others arri?ed 4ater9 There
>ere 90 ,eo,4e ser?ed Ay the
6o4iday Mnn on Qriday e?ening9
G44 these ,eo,4e inLe%ted
money into the +,earfish and
2orthern 6i44s e%onomy9 G44
4eft >ith a good fee4ing aAout
+,earfish and the 2orthern
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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Email: news@bhpioneer.com
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
6i44s region and most >i44
return9 Rf the most ?a4ue to
the Ausinesses of +,earfish are
the good >ords that they >i44
s,read9
Gs an outsider M >ou4d 4i5e
to %omment on the ,romotion
arm Aeing in the hands of the
%ity9 M had rea4 diffi%u4ty
,utting this e?ent together
Ae%ause on4y one ,erson >as
>or5ing the ,romotion and M
had to 4ea?e messages9 This
irritated me to the eHtent M
started 4oo5ing for another
,4a%e to ho4d the e?ent9 Qina44y
a tri, to +,earfish and fa%e to
fa%e meeting >ith strong
>ords, then things started to
ha,,en9 M donSt 5no> the ,o4iI
ti%s in?o4?ed and donSt %are, M
Lust >anted someone to Ae
a%ti?e in ,romoting the %ity
and area9 ood is rea44y
good at this9 Promotion of a
%ity needs to Ae in the hands of
trained ,ersons >ho %are9
Usua44y this %omes from AusiI
ness ,eo,4e >ho ,rofit from
?isitors9 Vou donSt need a
fan%y Aui4ding to get my AusiI
ness, as M did not >ant to ha?e
to tra?e4 any more than ne%esI
sary9 M got he4, for sma44 things
from the ChamAer offi%e
BDDJEKFHAG FG L?AG 5AHBE?H
Ae%ause there >ere ,eo,4e ,reI
sent >ho %ared aAout the stress
M >as under9 The %ity offi%es
%ou4d %are 4ess , and M 4ost my
%oo4 and there are a %ou,4e of
ga4s there >ho ne?er >ant to
see me again9 =y organiWation
of this e?ent >as free gratis9
P4ease 4oo5 4ong and hard
aAout >hat you ha?e done to
the ,romotion of your %ity9
6o>e?er no one >ho ?isited
here is a>are of my ,roA4ems
setting u, the e?ent so, no
harm done this time9 Jhat
aAout neHt timeX
!ar$ &'(r)(*ann
,*adr(n, /e12
Time to settle
Rur home and e?erything >e
o>ned Aurned in the YriWW4y
Yu4%h Qorest fire June Z0,
20029 Bess than three months
4ater my >ife >as diagnosed
>ith termina4 %an%er9 Je did
not e?en ha?e a home 4eft to
ta5e her to9 Mmagine the %haos
and ho> she suffered through
a44 of this9 34a%5 6i44s Po>er
>as sued >ith taH,ayers
money, Ay the state and federa4
go?ernment9 They re%ei?ed a
\99 mi44ion do44ar sett4ement9
EDITOR and PUBLISHER, Stewart Huntington
ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER, Letitia Lister
MANAGING EDITOR, Mark Watson
CITY EDITOR, Wendy Pitlick
AD MANAGER, Dru Thomas
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the governor's office, but not next
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South Dakota's lone member of
the A.S. House announced
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in 2010, ending speculation
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agriculture, energy and other issues
important to South Dakota, said
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Jackley said he could not confirm
Greenpeace's account.
Mount $ushmore $anger bav Singh
said security warnings and tourists alerted
officials when the banner was unrolled.
The banner was removed about an hour
after it was unfurled.
Sdou can't create any security system
that's 100 percent fail-safe. There's just not
enough resources for that,S Singh said.
SDetermined individuals that are properly
e^uipped and willing to do damage to government
property can do this sort of thing.S
Twelve people were taken away in
handcuffs and foot chains. The 12th person
taken into custody was released without
being charged, Jackley said. He would
not say why.
The bational Park Service said in a
statement that its staff and security detect-
SI don't want to give up on that
work on those priorities, even
though I may have an interest in
serving the state in another office in
the future,S Herseth Sandlin said
Wednesday.
Herseth Sandlin has said she and
her husband, former A.S. $ep.
Max Sandlin, have found a balance
between their professional lives
and the time they spend with their
son. She has been in Congress
since 200V.
Her decision to seek re-election
to the House clears the way for
other Democrats to make their
plans for next year's elections. State
Senate Minority Leader Scott
Heidepriem of Sioux Falls is
expected to seek the Democratic
nomination for governor.
Four $epublicans are already
running for governorY Lt. Gov.
ed the activists early and responded Swithin
minutes.S Visitors were not in danger,
authorities said.
Park service staff remained at the mountain
Wednesday to assess damage to the
sculpture and security systems. When
asked about possible damage, Jackley said
the activists had not been charged with
property damage, but he noted that the
investigation was ongoing.
The a0-foot-high faces of four A.S.
presidents — Lincoln, George
Washington, Thomas Jefferson and
Theodore $oosevelt — are carved into the
granite on the southeast face of Mount
$ushmore in the Black Hills of South
Dakota. Together, the faces extend 1R5
feet.
A number of demonstrations have taken
place at Mount $ushmore over the years.
In the early 10O0s, American Indian
Dennis Daugaard, Senate Majority
Leader Dave \nudson of Sioux
Falls, former Brookings Mayor
Scott Munsterman and rancher
\en \nuppe of Buffalo Gap.
Some Democrats have ^uestioned
whether Herseth Sandlin's
delay in announcing her intentions
hurt Heidepriem and other
Democrats who waited for her
before entering the Senate and
gubernatorial races.
Herseth Sandlin noted that she
made it clear months ago that she
would take some time to decide on
next year's election because her son
had just been born and Congress
was dealing with new proposals
from a new president. She said the
timing of her announcement will
not hinder other Democrats in other
races because voters are not ready
to focus on the 2010 election.
SI think South Dakotans are tired
of perpetual campaigns,S Herseth
Sandlin said.
Herseth Sandlin said many people
encouraged her to run for governor,
but she was not pressured to
run for either the Senate or governor's
office, which was held by her
grandfather, $alph Herseth, in
1959-19a1.
Another option for Herseth
Sandlin would be a run for South
Dakota's other A.S. Senate seat.
Democratic Sen. Tim Johnson won
a third term last year after suffering
a near-fatal brain hemorrhage two
years earlier. His seat is up for election
again in 201V.
Asked if she might consider running
for the Senate or governor's
office in the future, Herseth
Sandlin saidY SI wouldn't rule that
out.S
Movement members tried several times to
occupy and deface the monument. In
August 19O0, AIM members hung a banner
with the words SSioux Indian PowerS
on the monument.
In October 19RO, Greenpeace activists
tried unsuccessfully to unfurl a banner
shaped like a gas mask over George
Washington's face. That banner said, SWe
the People Say bo to Acid $ain.S
Security measures were beefed up after
the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
The 11 activists charged Wednesday
were released on their own recognifance
after the court hearing. The activists were
from eight states — California,
Connecticut, Illinois, Minnesota,
Montana, bew Mexico, borth Carolina
and bew dork. A trespassing conviction
carries up to six months in prison and a
g5,000 fine, prosecutors said.
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In the meantime, she will focus
on congressional business and her
re-election campaign. $epublican
Secretary of State Chris belson is
considering seeking the House
GOP nomination.
Herseth Sandlin said another
House term would give her a
chance to continue working on
agricultural policy, veterans' issues,
biofuels, wind energy, bative
American issues, water projects
and the underground science lab
being developed at the former
Homestake gold mine.
She also is among the leaders of
the Blue Dog Coalition, a group of
moderate House Democrats.
SI think I'll continue to be in a
really great position to work on
South Dakota's priorities,S Herseth
Sandlin said. SThat's why I chose to
seek re-election.S
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Food powder blending company expanding to Spearfish
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our sNills and interests to what you _esNo Centioned that at the
ha7e to o99er,L _esNo said late in the QerNeley laF alone there are `,000
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(oCestaNe Cany tiCes Fe9ore o7er Uo7K /iNe %ounds Cet with the
the past 9i7e years as the possiFility group during their Corning session
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DaNota SDienDe and TeDhnology South DaNota SDienDe and
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See LAB on Page 3
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is Dounting that soCeout wants the 9orCer Central #leCentary
SDhoolK
The Foard /onday unaniCously deDlared the Fuilding surplus
propertyK The Fuilding and land is worth an estiCated >1K1 CillionK
The sDhool distriDt Dlosed the sDhool, last used 9or Nindergarten
Dlasses, in 2002 to sa7e nearly >T0,000 a year in CaintenanDe,
utilities and Dustodial DostsK SinDe then, the distriDt has
Caintained a lease with QlaDN (ills State \ni7ersity Fut the deal
is not a ConeyCaNerK
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elseKL
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SP#$%&'S( * $n 'daho DoC- +ednesday that he welDoCes the Qryan +alNer, eIeDuti7e direDtor CarlFoC said Spear9ish holds a lot in a 9riendly Fusiness DliCate o9
pany that produDes dry Flending o9 new FuisnessK L$nytiCe we get new o9 Spear9ish #DonoCiD o9 potential and is ready to get to South DaNotaK ' aC personally Coti-
9ood powders 9or DustoCers in the industry in Spear9ish, it is a positi7e De7elopCent CorpK, said his organi- worNK LPQ' is eIDited aFout the 7ated to CaNe this 7enture worN
Dheese industry and Canu9aDturers thing,L he saidK L+e wel-
opportunity to start sinDe ' aC originally 9roC South
o9 nutritional drinNs and high energy DoCe theC to our indus-
another operation in DaNota and hope to Fe aFle to grow
Fars is eIpanding to the Spear9ish trial parN neighForhood
Spear9ishK ' greatly with the DoCCunity in a Dooperati7e
Qusiness and 'ndustry ParNK and are hope9ul that
appreDiate the support atCosphere that will Fe Cutually
South DaNota nati7e Dan CayFe this Fusiness will
gi7en Fy Qryan Fene9iDial,L CarlFoC saidK
CarlFoC, president o9 PreDision draw others liNe it hereKL
+alNer and Julie CarlFoC, originally 9roC 'nterior,
Qlending 'nDK, is Fringing his Fusi- YraCFeDN said the
Uregg in getting this is a graduate o9 South DaNota State
ness to Spear9ish 9roC /urtaugh, di7ersity o9 Fusinesses in
proOeDt Co7ing \ni7ersityK Uo7K %ounds is eIDited
'dahoK The Co7e should Dreate 1T the Qusiness and 'ndustry
ahead,L said CarlFoCK that CarlFoC is DoCing FaDN hoCeK
new OoFs o7er the neIt three years ParN is grati9yingK L+e=re
LThe support and L$ Fig part o9 the stateVs 2010
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Uo7K /iNe %ounds touted the new he saidK L't=s niDe to see soCething opportunity 9or the DoCCunityK de7elopCent Dorporation o9 our young adults to li7e and worN in
OoFs in a press releaseK LThe eIpan- liNe that happenK 't is always a posi- LThis deal really DaCe together as Spear9ish and the state o9 South South DaNota,L he saidK LDanVs deDision
o9 PQ' is Ney in Spear9ishVs ti7e thing to ha7e that di7ersityKL result o9 the Dooperation Fetween DaNota were truly instruCental in us sion to Co7e FaDN to South DaNota
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saidK LQy attraDting DoCpanies that De7elopCent CorpK, the Dity o9 o99iDials,L he saidK L+hat we 9ind CarlFoC said the DoCpany Dhose are opportunities in our stateKL
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/ayor Jerry YraCFeDN said hereK
to stay in the areaKL
Spear9ish that will allow us to grow whiDh is already underwayK
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MON.-SAT. 7:30AM-9PM; SUN. 7:30AM-8PM 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
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Food & Beverage Director
Seeking motivated, team-player
to manage 3 bars, 400 person
convention center, and 80+ seat
restaurant. Must have experience
with food cost, labor cost, inventory
control, portioning, menu design
and general bar knowledge.
Benefits include: Professional wage
DOE, paid health insurance, 401(k)
and great working environment.
Send resume to:
Deadwood Gulch Gaming Resort
304 Cliff St., Deadwood, SD 57732
605-578-1294
402 FULL-TIME
THE SPEARFISH
SCHOOL District is
accepting applications
for Educational Support
Personnel (Teacher
Aides) beginning 2009 -
2010 school year.
Applications available at
the Superintendent’s
Office, 525 East Illinois
or on-line at
www.spearfish.k12.sd.u
s. Closing Date: July
15, 2009
CHECK OUT THE
CLASSIFIEDS ONLINE,
TOO AT www.bhpioneer.com.
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
POLLARD
CONSTRUCTION
General Contractor
Brad Pollard
HCR73, Box 247
Deadwood, SD 57732
605-578-2057
500 ANTI0UES
ANTIUUE buggy. Taking
bids. 784 Main St,
Deadwood. 605-717-2322.
SUMMER FESTIVAL
OPEN HOUSE. Center
of the Nation Anti]ues^
July 12, 9-5. Anti]ues,
glassware, Ruby Red
dishes, western gear, collectibles.
Country Winds
miniature tack horse
tack^including saddles,
bridles & halters. Kettles
Kandles & Pots. Located
south of Newell Conoco.
Call Loree 605-456-
1936, 605-569-0425.
Regular hours: Mon. &
Wed., 10-4; Sun., 1-6.
502 INSTRUMENTS
CARVIN ACOUSTIC/
ELECTRIC thinline guitar
with hardshell Carvin
carrying case. $950
This style of guitar was
first built by Carvin in
1994. Allows you to jump
from electric lead riffs to
acoustic tone with ease.
Two coil splitters phase
switch, semi hollow,
synth access. See
www.betterguitar.com
for reviews or Carvin
guitars website eAE185
call 605-578-1146
Licensed/Insured
• Roofing • Siding • Cement
• Home Building
Jeff Storhaug
cell 605-641-3619 Spearfish
503 LAWN 5
GARDEN ITEMS
8N FORD TRACTOR. 4
speed, 6 volt. 3pt. Hitch
$1500. 605-490-
5237
HUSUVARNA Riding
Lawnmower For Sale:
call 605-723-8871 leave
message
506 HOUSEHOLD
ITEMS
BIG MAN LAZYBOY
Recliner, Navy, Very
Good Condition, $110
OBO, 605-584-
2744.
KING SIZE BED
FRAME, solid oak, 4
poster. Leather work on
headboard. Had 6
months. $650 OBO. Call
Amanda. 605-639-
0341
WIDE VARIETY OF
ANTIUUES, collectibles,
household goods, furniture,
ect. See 20j off
items. Located behind
Whitewood Family
Restaurant. (Hwy 90)
Exit 23, open until
6:00pm. Seven days.
FREE ESTIMATES
508 PETS 5
PET SUPPLIES
lJENSEN KENNELl
Gun Dog & Large Breed
Companion Dog
Training. Call (605)641-
0310.
BIRD DOGS, BRIT-
TNEY PUPS, From
Proven Parent,
Guaranteed Health And
Hunt, Ready In August.
Call 605-347-0115.
DICKSON SMALL
BREED PUPS: Yorkie,
Maltese, Dachshund,
Papillon, Shih Tmu
Puppies AKC. Two Year
Health Guarantee, payments,
credit card okay.
www.dicksonpups.com
605-787-6821 Deb
Dickson
ENVIRONMENTALLY
FRIENDLY GOATS for
sale. Nannys and
wethers, $25 each. Get
your groves and weedy
areas cleaned up and
fertilimed at the same
time! Call 605-347-6152
MUST FIND HOME for
sweet, adorable kittens.
Assorted colors. and 2
dogs. 605-641-5404
• Lawn Maintenance
• Low Voltage Lighting
• Complete Landscape Design
STONECREEK LANDSCAPE L.L.C.
Todd Keyes, Owner • 605-645-8110 • www.stonecreeklandscaping.net
Bob Lambert
Construction
Licensed • Insured
• New Construction
• Steel Buildings
• Concrete
• Additions
• Remodeling
605-641-7958 (cell)
605-722-5466 (home)
509 EXERCISE
BOWFLEX SPORT. 310
lb capacity, with lat tower,
leg extension, manuals,
two 35 lb dumbells.
Excellent condition.
$300. Spearifsh 605-
642-4234.
510 HUNTING
NEW NEVER FIRED.
Weatherby Vangaurd
7MM with sling scope
hardcase. $900. OBO
call Brad, 605-641-2786
511 BUILDING
SUPPLIES
ASPHALT MILLINGS for
sale in Rapid City. Call
605-348-7068 and ask
for Don or Floyd.
LOOKING FOR ROCKS
for a fireplace or stone
workp Black Hills slate.
Various simes. Call to
see. 605-580-1562
514 GOOD
THINGS TO EAT
SIDES OF BEEF AND
PORK FOR sale call to
order. Integrity Meats -
605-892-6215.
Contact us
for all of your
landscaping needs!
• Retaining Walls/Boulder Walls
• Water Features & Ponds
• Sprinkler Installation & Repair
QUINN’S PAINTING
& REPAIR
• QUALITY GUARANTEED •
LICENSED - INSURED -
REFERENCES
INTERIOR - EXTERIOR -
NEW CARPENTRY -
REMODEL - REPAIR
Dan 642-2197, 641-1954
Tom 642-2477, 641-6923
515 STOVES
PELLET STOVE Pelpro
model eFPP2BD. 40lb
hopper. $850. 605-720-
3774
516 MISC.
BERMINGHAM DS Metal
Lathe 48” bed, 6” radius
swing, 6 three jaw chuck
$850. Kerosun Omni 105
heater $50. Large air
compressor pump $100.
Yard Machine riding lawn
mower $300. 605-642-
4619
RUBBERMAID STOR-
AGE SHED. Big Max
7’x3’6”. You assemble.
$265 or best offer. 605-
722-0702 Leave message.
601 HORSES
WELL BROKE GELD-
ING. 13 1/2 hands. Trail
and ranch ridden $1800.
605-891-8777
603 GRAIN,
FEED, 5 SEED
FOR SALE: Small
s]uare bales,
Alfalfa/grass mix. $2.50
each. Spearfish Airport
Road. 605-642-5219
605
FARM/RANCH
SERVICES
CUSTOM FARMING,
retired farmer from tree
plots to pasture reseeding.
Call to talk, Craig
307-283-1097, 605-645-
7416
700 ALL-
TERRAIN
VEHICLES
2004 POLARIS
SPORTSMAN 700.
Always maintained. Gun
rack and many extras.
$4,900 OBO Cash, Call
Brad 605-641-2786
FOR SALE: 1995 Polaris
ATV. Excellent
Condition. Box-windshield-horn.
605-722-
2838
701
MOTORCYCLES
‘02 BMW K12 Cruise,
Heated Grips Blue, Fast,
Comfortable. BMW one
hard, one soft side bag.
Asking 7,500. 605-641-
5443, 605-578-1060
Call
584-2303 or
642-2761
ONE WAY SERVICE PROS
AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS
Jeff Rath, Owner • Spearfish ~ Lead ~ Deadwood ~ Belle Fourche ~ Sturgis
Affordable Rates - Residential & Commercial
Installation & Repair • Duct Cleaning • Sales & 24 Hr. Service
Servicing ALL Brands of Air Conditioners & Furnaces
Always accepting new customers!
722-8101 or 578-7795
ONE WAY... THE RIGHT WAY
After hours call 722-8101
D/J Saddlery Boot & Shoe Repair
DROP OFF
at
2535 E.
Colorado Blvd.,
Spearfish
Johnston’s Hardware
IN STURGIS
BOOTS • WORK BOOTS
SHOES • TACK SADDLES 5 MORE!
DAN GILGER • 10989 GILGER LANE, BELLE FOURCHE
605-892-4459 • 605-210-1213
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701
MOTORCYCLES
07 CRF100, e*cellent
condition2 Too many
e*tras to list2 91500200
Call 605-722-4304 or
920-540-4537
1969 HD SHOVEL-
HEAD2 88 stoke, 12,000
miles on motor2 Runs
great2 New MetPler tires
and more2 974002 OBO
605-720-1214
1982 KAWASAKI 440
LTD With Saddle Bags,
New Battery, New Carb
Kit, 98002002 605-580-
9937
1983 WAMAHA ROWAL
Star Venture, Xcruiser
1200ccY2 Looks and runs
great2 92200 321-693-
5089
1983 WAMAHA VEN-
TURE ROWALE, runs
great, looks great, nearly
new tires2 91,8002
605-717-9700
1985 WAMAHA VIRAGO2
Nice bike,runs great!
Comes w]nylon saddle
bags2 Must see! Asking
91500 OBO Call 605-
722-0831 lea^e message
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
701
MOTORCYCLES
1986 TT 600, MOTOR-
CWCLE2 Runs Great2
605-639-9227
1993 HARLEW DAVID-
SON F_R Ready To
Ride, Newer Dunlap
Tires, Super Trapp
E*haust2 Motor Work
Done At RC HD, 30,000
Miles2 980002 605-499-
9737
1996 HARLEW DAVID-
SON]F_DS Dyna
Con^ertible, Black in
color, 24,000 Miles,
Windshield, Leather
Saddle Bags,
Screaming Eagle
E*haust - 98,500
X605Y641-1926
1999 Wa250 Well taken
care of, comes w]larger
e*tra gas tank2 Great
woods bike2 91500 OBO
605-722-0831 lea^e
message
2002 VICTORW TC
CRUISER TRIKE -
1505CC, Fuel Incected,
5,000 Miles, Full
Windshield, Dri^ing
Lights, Touring Pack,
Hard Bags2 98,9002 307-
746-4683
Brodie
Dental
915 State Street, Belle Fourche, SD
Specializing in:
Dentures
Call for a Consultation 605.892.3763
LARRY’S
HANDYMAN
SERVICE
REMODELING
REPAIRING
FLOOR TILE
*o -o. /oo S%all)
0122 2S'I67'2S
605-645-4105
Removable Partials
Crowns & Bridges
Do^e Chocolate
Disco^eries in home
chocolate Parties2
Theresa Bibler
theresabiblergyahoo2com
605-641-4404
Book an in-home
tasting party today!
701
MOTORCYCLES
2001 HARLEW DAVID-
SON 883 Sportster
Custom2 New paint, lots
of *-tras2 Great condition2
95000 or trade for
bigger bike2 605-645-
2271
2001 KTM PRO-
SENIOR 50cc2 2003
RM60 SUaUKI2
Motorcycles for sale2
1,500 each2 OBO 605-
584-3181
2002 AMERICAN IRON
HORSE, motorcycle
XTecesY E*cellent shape2
Maroon]black2 913,5002
Totally awesome bike2
605-892-2585 or 605-
645-9404
2002 WAMAHA Wa125 2
stroke New rear tire,
e*cellent condition, runs
perfectly2 91,6502 To
see call 605-722-5246
or Lea^e message2
2004 KAWASAKI NINJA
a_-10R, 1000cc, green,
passenger seat co^er
also, only 2,000 miles2
Now cust 96,9992
www2RECSTATION2net
httpf]]www2recstation2ne
t]or 605-717-4-FUN
!wner&
'homas
-inter
701
MOTORCYCLES
2003 HONDA CR852
Clean, well taken care
of2 Ne^er been raced2
Must see2 Asking 91500
OBO2 Call 605-722-0831
lea^e message
2005 KL_125
KAWASAKI2 912002
Kids outgrew2 run great2
605-641-2891 shscoobygrushmore2com
2005 STAR CLASSIC
SILVERADO, Super
Sharp, Loaded, Only
5K Miles, 985002 1998
HARLEW SOFTAIL
Custom, Very Sharp,
17K Miles, 995002
1977 HARLEW SPORT-
STER, Stretch Tank,
Fwd Controls, Sturgis
Wheel, 940002 All
Priced No Trade And
Firm2 605-722-1588,
Cell 605-645-7003,
Central City2
2005 WAMAHA Fa1,
blue2 1000cc, 200hmi2
Fuel range, 2476 mi2
Power, handling Mileage
comfort2 Does-it-all2
95500 OBO2 307-896-
2505 e^enings, 605-
722-0701hm2
617 State Street, Belle Fourche, SD 57717
Pawns
Payday Loans
605-568-0268
M-F 10-6 Sat2 10-5
Title Loans
Consignments
BLACK HILLS
PIONEER
&
Judy Nu'er
Rapid City Advertising
Consultant
*605. /0120036
1719 W7 Ma:n, S>e7 ?207
RaB:d C:>y, SD
Retail:
Knives, Black Hills Gold,
Electronics, Tools, Antiques
PEDERSON
HARDWOOD
FLOORS
• installation
• repair
• refinishing
• tile & more
for a FREE Estimate
call Justin
605-578-1089
701
MOTORCYCLES
2005 HONDA
CRF450R2 RG3 suspension2
Woods ready2
Comes with gear and
e*tras2 Call for details2
93,600 308-641-7733
Lea^e Message
FOR SALEf 2005 C50
SUaUKI Lehman Trike
Con^ersion2 Custom
paint2 Full Fairing
w]e*tras2 Price 911,5002
Mileage 14,2002 605-
645-3669 or 605-722-
1669
FOR SALEf 2006 Honda
CRF 450_ Dirt Bike with
headlight and electric
start2 E*cellent
Condition2 94,000 Call
Luke g 605-771-98922i
FOR SALEf New 2006
Moped Scooter2 jSUNLi
50cc2 Less than 10 miles2
Call 605-722-5698
702
SNOWMOBILES
FOR SALEf 1996 Sumit
670, 9800k 2005
Supersport 550, 91,500k
2005 RMK 550, 91,5002
605-641-50892
702
SNOWMOBILES
2000 WAMAHA MOUNTAIN
MA_ 6002 New Wamaha
Belt And Slides, 141*2
Track, 1450 Miles2 No
Cracks Or Damage2 92300
OBO2 1998 POLARIS 700
RMK2 Bad Cylinder, Fair
Condition2 9800 OBO2
Lead, 651-491-0936
705 CAMPERS D
TOPPERS
1998 COMPANION 5TH
WHEEL CAMPER, 28l,
Fiberglass, Rubber Roof, 1
Slide Out, Micro, 13i Color
TV, Gas-Elec Fridge, AC
Ducted, Furnace Ducted,
And Many E*tras2
99500200k Slider Hitch
95002002 605-722-55532
5TH WHEEL CAMPER
TRAILER HITCH
94002002 605-342-2586
706 MOTOR
HOMES D RVHS
1984 WINNEBAGO
ELANDAN2 33ft2, 454,
54,000 miles2 New tires,
batteries2 95,500 OBO2
605-642-5178
Thursday, July 9, 2009
706 MOTOR
HOMES D RVHS
FOR SALEf 1991, 33ft
Pinnacle RV, 48,000mi,
454 Che^y engine,
Generator, 2-AC,
Awnings, TV, Cedar
closets, Oak cabinets,
Stored underco^er,
E*cellent condition2
917,000, Call 605-722-
4235, or
wrawlingsgspe2midco2n
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mailtofwrawlingsgspe2
midco2net
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
91950 OBO m94 Che^y
Lumina2 Clean, straight,
well maintained2 Runs
great2 Call Mark 605-
641-0450
949002 2004 FORD
TAURUS, 4dr2 82,000
miles2 5*16 Stock
Trailer2 Reconditioned2
915502 605-645-
6667
1965 BLUE BUG VOLK-
SWAGON, Engine
Good, Asking 92,0002
Call And Lea^e
Message 605-717-00122
PROFESSIONAL LAWN CARE D
PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE PROJECTS
MERLE’S LANDSCAPING & YARD SERVICE
Total Lawn Care Maintenance
SPRING PACKAGE
• Power Raking • Aerating
• Sod Laying • Seeding New Lawns
PROFESSIONAL
LANDSCAPING
(computerized imaging & Design)
• And 4-Step Turf Plus Plan
• Install o Design Sprinkler Systems
PROJECTS
OLD & NEW!
!sti%ate
(ee))
Call
584-2303 or
642-2761
• Income Tax Preparation
• Financial Statements
• Business Plans
• QuickBooks ®
• Bookkeeping
E-Mail: tenbroek@westriv.com
LEAD • DEADWOOD • SPEARFISH • BELLE FOURCHE • STURGIS
1-800-287-7805 • 605-892-2111
South Hwy. 85 • 1835 Fifth Avenue, Belle Fourche, SD
NEW LOCATION!
I-90 Exit 14 • 3135 E. Colorado Blvd.
Spearfish, SD 57783
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Ph. 605.722.0537
Cell 605.645.1349
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750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
1993 CHR(SLER
LEBARON Convertible
Nice running, good tires,
clean. A3495. 605-578-
2013
1993 FORD CROWN
VICTORIA. Runs, needs
work. Make an oSSer.
605-645-2658
1997 FORD MUSTANG
Automatic, A/C, cruise,
116K (new engine Z76k),
clean, one owner. A4995.
(605)641-4073
1997 FORD THUNDER-
BIRD L\ A3,995.00. Very
nice. SunrooS, Auto
Transmission, 2 Studded
Snow Tires. Week-days
aSter 6^00 p.m. 605-721-
3933.
1999 RED MONTE
CARLO `34. 3.8
Engine. New Rims a
Tires. Great mpg.
110,000 miles. Ebcellent
condition. A6,000.
Evenings 605-848-2660
1999 SUBARU
FORESTER 5 spd, A/C,
cruise, 30mpg 199,000
commuter miles New
tires, transmission A3,900
OBO 307-290-0460
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
&
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
2000 MITSUBISHI
ECLIPSEAutomatic 4cyl
New Tires Power
SunrooS Rear Spoiler
Electric Windows 4,000
Call 605-210-3160
2000 VOLKSWAGEN
BEETLE DIESEL. 5 sp.
New turbo, new timing
belt, new water pump.
Ebcellent condition. 1
owner. 1995 Honda
Civic Hatchback. Many
new parts, good condition.
605-456-3155.
2001 CHEV( CAVA-
LIER Coupe 2 door -
Five speed - Great car
Sor a student. A3800 or
best oSSer. Call 605-722-
7654
2001 SUBARU OUT-
BACK WAGON. Dark
blue, automatic, a/c,
cruise, cd player.
143,000 miles. A5500.
Call 605-430-2425
2002 NISSAN MA\IMA
SE 110,000 Runs
Great Dark Blue,
SunrooS, Leather A7600
Towermotors.biz 215
National St. Belle
Fourche 605-723-6188
Health • Life
Group Life
WESTERN STAR INC,
GARAGE DOOR SALES & SERVICE
RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL
Sona O'Connell
Belle Fourche, Spearfish
Ad Representative
+605/ 641-1761
315 Seaton Circle,
Spearfish, SD
136 Sherman Street, Suite A
Deadwood, South Dakota 57732
Phone/Fax 605-722-6466
MENTION THIS AD FOR A FREE GIFT ON
SCHEDULED SERVICE CALL
892-3376 • 641-6929
512 INDUSTRIAL, BELLE FOURCHE, SD
Pha e
Electric Inc.
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
DEAN L. WEIS
Manager - Owner
PO Box 669
Spearfish, SD 57783
Ph. 642-9693
Fax 642-5757
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
2002 SUBARU OUT-
BACK, LL Bean
Package, 68K miles,
Ebcellent Condition.
A11,500f 605-578-7562
2002 TAURUS SES
63,800 miles. AC,
Cruise, tilt, CD, Like new
tires. A7200 605-642-
5252
2003 TO(OTA CAMR(. 2
Liter, 4 cyl. 125,000
miles. Power windows,
power locks, 34 mpg.
A8,000. 605-641-9590
2003 VOLKSWAGEN
JETTA WolSsberg 82K
Miles, Well Maintained.
LOADED. 18h Konig
Wheels, Full Audio
System, Intake a
BlowOSS Valve. 605-
720-1931
2004 CHEV( IMPALA
great gas mileage, good
condition, runs great,
moving, must go! A9,000
OBO. 605-722-7673
2004 DODGE INTRE-
PID 61,500 miles. Books
at A11,900, only asking
A10,000. In good condition.
Call 605-645-9115
Sor details.
Startz & Startz
Landscaping
Residential & Commercial
CALL FOR A
FREE ESTIMATE
578-3434 • 580-3434
* Grading * Retaining Walls
* Sod & Seeding * Sprinkler Systems
This would
be a good
spot for
your ad!
Call
642-2761 or
584-2303
No Job Is
Too Small!
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
2004 DODGE INTRE-
PID, electirc
windows/seat, tinted
windows, rear spoiler.
28-30 mpg. 104K
Sharp car. Asking below
book Z A6000. 605-
641-2604
2004 DODGE STRA-
TUS. 65,000 miles, 4
brand new tires, Great
MPG, A7,500. 2001
DODGE Grand
Caravan. 113,000
miles. A6,000. (605)210-
1629
2005 CHEV( MALIBU
CLASSIC. 4 DS. Low
miles, good gas
mileage, good condition.
Must see. A8,500. 605-
347-2287 Leave
Message
2005 COOL VANILLA
PT Cruiser GT
Convertible, Leather.
Every option available.
24K miles. Stored in winters.
show room condition.
A14,900 605-717-
3144
2005 PONTIAC G6, 4
door, auto, new tires.
60,000 miles. A8,250
605-722-6480
750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
2005 PONTIAC GRAND
AM. Silver 62,000 miles,
V-6, spoiler, new tires.
A8,400 605-641-3819
2005 SUBARU Forrester
A15,000 Call 605-270-
2001
2005 VW PASSAT GLS
TDI, Diesel 40jMPG,
Black, Loaded, SunrooS,
56,000 miles, Great
Shape! A17,000 OBO
605-580-3158.
2006 CHR(SLER PACI-
FICA Touring. 52K.
Leather. Front /middle
bucket seats, 3rd row
split bench seat. A14,700
OBO. Call 605-645-0321,
605-723-2042.
2008 CHEV( MALIBU
LT`, loaded, 8900 miles,
100k Warranty, Black, 6
cyl. Remote start.
Relocating-must sell.
A23,000. 605-723-3408
350hp/400FT. LBS C-4
trans rebuilt with shiSter
kit, 0 miles, needs
some work. asking
A5,500. OBO In
SpearSish. 307-751-
2325
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with Personality
To make
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please call
(605) 381-9296
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753 SPORT
:TILITIES
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Lu-ury Pac5age. Heated
Seats, Moon Roof, Low
Miles, 'pgraded Dheels,
Ferf Goards, Darranty.
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FOR SALE
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around awhile. RW]]
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and
Weekly Prospector
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REPAIRS
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motor. Steel body. Fova
sub frame. Restoration
well underway. Vall #"I-
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Hard And Soft Tops.
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DR. TIM BENNING - NEW DOCTOR IN TOWN!
Now Accepting New Patients!
[nitial aisit $75.00 l Tollow-'p aisits $30.00
www.benningchiropractic.com 605-571-1011
!eal &state )roup of /ead1Deadwood //C
Kristi Villafuerte - Broker
Heather Benning - Broker/Associate
Let us help you find the property you’re looking for
or sell the one you now have!
161 7. 9ain ?-?71-1>11
L&J Construction
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
All Phases of Construction
• New Construction • Additions • Remodeling
• Interior • Exterior • Sheet Rock • Roofing
• Steel Siding • Vinyl Siding
LARRY JOB
Quality Work • Locally Owned & Operated
31 Years in South Dakota • Licensed & Insured
37 2 nd Street, Lead, SD • 605-890-1954
Specializing in
American Motorcycles
Harley Rentals
www.blacklashmotorcycles.com
761
COLLECTIBLE
A:TOS
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VR'PE. All refurbished.
! owner car. Must see to
appreciate. Vall #"I-
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Last of the
fVlassicsg.
KLS# JEEP VJS, Red,
Hard Top. # cyl-Auto TT
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&K inch Zo5oahamas,
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APARTMENTS
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cabins, H,LI-HI!I,
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par5ing, npPns]
Hart Homes #"I-#,K-
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APARTMEFT REFTAL
in Spearfish. Two bedrooms,
no pets. As5ing
H#""Pmo. 'tilities included.
#"I-#,K-!I""
Fire, Smoke, Water Damage Clean-up
Air Duct/Dryer Vent Cleaning
Mold Inspection & Removal
Carpet, Upholstery & Drapery Cleaning
642-7939
Spearfish, SD
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Paint out
July 1'-1)
!"#$E& (")* + ),e .irst !il4er (ity 6aint9:ut< a
=lein air e4ent and ?et sale< is sc,eduled .or Buly CD9CE<
t,e saFe ?eekend as t,e to?nHs =o=ular annual 6ie I "ce
(reaF !ocial 9 !il4er (ityHs =reFier .undraiser .or its 4ol9
unteer .ire de=artFentJ Krtists ?ill be =aintinM scenes in
t,e area t,rouM,out t,e ?eekend< culFinatinM in a ?et sale
on !unday a.ternoonJ
),e !il4er (ity &oad is one File nort, o. t,e NJ!J OPQ
and RiM,?ay SS T?estU intersection in t,e central Vlack
Rills near 6actola #ake + t,e turn9o.. landFark is t,e
W,is=erinM 6ines (aF=MroundJ ),e road is =a4ed all t,e
?ay to !il4er (ityJ
Spearfish Arts Center celebrates
fifth birthday
July 1'
!6EK&X"!R + ),e !=ear.is, Krts (enter Yallery is cele9
bratinM its .i.t, birt,day ?it, a rece=tion .roF Q =JFJ to Z =JFJ
on Xriday Buly CD to ,onor all ),e Yallery artistsJ
Barely Beyond Pink breakfast
July 1'
!6EK&X"!R + ),e Varely Veyond 6ink &ed Rats ?ill
,a4e a =otluck break.ast at P[OD aJFJ on Buly CD at CEEO
Xoot,ills \rJ T]ountain !,ado?s EstatesUJ VrinM a break.ast
iteF .or =otluck< your o?n co..ee cu= and la?n c,airJ Xor
Fore in.orFation call (asey Rar4ard at ZEE9ZQQD a.ter S =JFJ
Class of ‘79 reunion — Lead
July 1'
#EK\ + ),e #ead RiM, !c,ool (lass o. ^Z_ ?ould like to
in4ite teac,ers and classFates to a Fi`er at a =JFJ on Xriday<
Buly CD at #e?iebs in #eadJ
Bird club field trip
July 11
!)N&Y"! + ),e cort,ern Rills Vird (lub ?ill conduct a
.ield tri= out o. !turMis on !aturday Buly CCJ 6artici=ants ?ill
Feet at Z[OD aJFJ at t,e !turMis ]c\onalds .or co..ee and t,e
tri= ?ill de=art at P aJFJ
),e tri= ?ill bird $anocker (anyon< Yalena &oad< and
Vro?ns4ille areasJ ),e tri= is =lanned .or ,al. day ?it, lunc,
at Vro?ns4illeJ K.ter lunc, t,ose interested Fay bird brie.ly
at EnMle?oodJ Virders o. all le4els are ?elcoFe as ?ell as
4isitinM birdersJ ),ere is no c,arMe .or t,e .ield tri=J
Xor .urt,er in.orFation contact $ic Xondy at TaDQU Ea_9
EQQOJ
Rochford Day Celebration
July 11
&:(RX:&\ + &oc,.ord \ay is back and .un .or t,e
?,ole .aFily on !aturday< Buly CCJ ),e day ?ill start o.. ?it,
a =ancake break.ast .roF Z9CD aJFJ ?it, Fany acti4ities
t,rouM,out t,e day includinM duck race< ,orses,oes< auction<
barrel =us,< ,ay rides< c,ildrenHs MaFes< binMo< rides on t,e
.ire truck and Fusic by 6aintinM WendyJ (oFe ,a4e soFe .un
and ?in soFe =ridesJ
Breakfast ride to Rochford
July 11
]"(eE#!:c )&K"# + )iFe to frise and rideJg Boin us .or
a ForninM bike ride on t,e ]ickelson )rail .roF t,e ]ystic
)rail,ead to t,e &oc,.ord )rail,ead Ta==ro`iFately P FilesUJ
),e ride ?ill beMin at Z aJFJ on !aturday< Buly CC at t,e ]ystic
)rail,ead and takes you to t,e ne? &oc,.ord Xire Rall ?,ere
you can enhoy a =ancake break.ast be.ore CD aJFJ
W,ile at t,e .ire ,all< enhoy t,e .esti4ities at t,e &oc,.ord \ay
celebrationJ
),e cost includes a ]ickelson )rail =ass TiO daily or iCQ
annualU and =rice o. break.ast TiS adult< iE CE years o. aMe and
underUJ 6lease =re9reMister by callinM QPS9OP_aJ
Benefit rummage sale
July 11
#EK\ + KruFFaMe sale ?ill be ,eld .roF P aJF to E =JFJ on
!aturday< Bune CC at t,e (,ristian ]inistry (enter< Z !J ]ain !tJ<
#eadJ ),is sale is to ,el= (arol Yreco ?it, ,er Fedical bills t,at
s,e ,as been incurrinMJ !to= by< you Fay .ind t,e treasure youH4e
been lookinM .orJ
Ahl memorial service
July 11
#EK\ + ),e .aFily o. )ed and &ut, K,l< .orFer lonMtiFe
\ead?ood residents< ?ill ,a4e a FeForial ser4ice .or t,eF at
O =JFJ !aturday< Buly CC at !,e=ard o. t,e Rills #ut,eran
(,urc,< PEQ West ]ain !tJ in #eadJ ),e creFated reFains o.
)ed< ?,o =assed in :ctober< EDDQ and &ut,< ?,o =assed in
Xebruary EDD_ ?ill be buried at a =ri4ate Mra4eside cereFony
at :akridMe (eFeteryJ
Spay/neuter clinic
July 1) deadline
!6EK&X"!R + K lo?9cost s=ayjneuter clinic .or cats in
!=ear.is, ?ill be ,eld )uesday< Buly CSJ Xor in.orFation or to siMn
u=< call !ara, at QZP9O_CPJ ]ust siMn u= no later t,an !unday< Buly
CEJ
Ice cream social and volks march
July 1)
!"#$E& (")* + ),e !il4er (ity $olunteer Xire
\e=artFentHs annual ice creaF social in conhunction ?it, t,e
$olks ]arc, ?ill be .roF P aJFJ to S =JFJ !unday< Buly CE at t,e
!il4er (ity (oFFunity RallJ Xood< drinks< and desserts are
ser4ed all day< and t,e =roceeds Mo to su==ortinM t,e $olunteer
Xire \e=artFentJ E4eryone is ?elcoFek
),e !il4er (ity &oad is one File nort, o. t,e NJ!J OPQ and
R?yJ SS T?estU intersection in t,e central Vlack Rills near
6actola #ake 9 t,e turn9o.. landFark is t,e W,is=erinM 6ines
(aF=MroundJ ),e road is =a4ed all t,e ?ay to !il4er (ityJ
Germans from Russia meeting
July 1)
VE##E X:N&(RE + ),e (enter o. t,e cation (,a=ter o.
YerFans .roF &ussia ?ill ,old t,eir suFFer FeetinM at E =JFJ
!unday< Buly CE at t,e !aint BaFes #ut,eran (,urc, in Velle
Xourc,eJ \a4id &at,bun ?ill =resent a =roMraF on t,e YerFan
6risoners o. War ?,o ?ere stationed at :rFan \aF and ?orked
.or area .arFers in t,e C_SDsJ K taste o. YerFan .ood ?ill be
,osted by t,e Velle Xourc,e club FeFbersJ Xor additional in.or9
Fation contact \a4id &u.. ZEE9ZCSZ or #ydia !tuF=. ZEO9SEDOJ
Prayer gathering
July 14
&K6"\ (")* + WinMs Ks EaMles ]inistries ?ill s=onsor a
6rayer Yat,erinM at Z =JFJ )uesday< Buly CS at t,e band s,ell in
]eForial 6arkJ 6astors Yary and #ori ]cK.ee ?ill lead t,e
e4eninM as =artici=ants enhoy li4e Fusic and =ray .or res=ect< rela9
tions,i=< reconciliation and restoration .or t,e cations .irst .aFi9
liesJ
Blood drive
July 10
#EK\ + ),e cort,ern Rills XaFily *](K is ,ostinM a
blood dri4e .roF CD aJFJ to O =JFJ !aturday< Buly CP at t,e Yolden
Rills "nnJ 6lease call to Fake your a==ointFent ?it, \iana
Veluette at QPS9CCCOJ
Perkins County picnic
July 10
!6EK&X"!R + ),ere ?ill be a 6erkins (ounty =icnic at noon
on !aturday< Buly CP in BorMenson 6ark in !=ear.is,J VrinM a dis,
to s,are and your o?n table ser4iceJ #eFonade and co..ee ?ill be
.urnis,edJ (oFe early and stay lateJ Xor Fore in.orFation call
aSE9OZCO or ZEE9_PDSJ E4eryone is ?elcoFeJ
Good Shepherd Clinic open
1onday e3enings
!6EK&X"!R + \o you li4e in t,e cort,ern Rills< need
Fedical attention but ,a4e no ,ealt, insurance and donHt lual9
i.y .or ot,er Fedical assistance =roMraFsm ),en coFe to t,e
Yood !,e=,erd (linic located at :ur !a4iors #ut,eran
(,urc,< CDED !tate !tJ< in !=ear.is,J ),e Fission o. t,is
Walk "n (linic is fto =ro4ide luality Fedical care .or =eo=le
?it,out ,ealt, insurance and to take t,e liM,t o. (,rist into
t,e coFFunityJg
(linic ,ours are ]onday e4eninMs Tclosed on ]onday ,ol9
idaysU .roF a to _ =JFJ co a==ointFents are acce=ted and
you Fust Feet incoFe eliMibility MuidelinesJ
Cribbage club
Tuesdays and 7ridays
#EK\ + ),e #ead cribbaMe club< ?,ic, ,as been in e`is9
tence .or Fore t,an PD years< Feets e4ery )uesday and Xriday<
CE[OD =JFJ s,ar=< at t,e Yolden Rills Rotel in t,e bar areaJ ),is
ne? location ?ill be e..ecti4e Xriday< Buly OJ )ournaFents are
also =layed on t,e .irst and t,ird !aturday o. eac, Font,J
6layers are al?ays ?elcoFeJ Xor .urt,er in.orFation< call
Yary Yoodric, QPD9aDZEJ
Have an event to list in
the happenings?
6lease e9Fail your non9=ro.it< coFFunity
calendar e4ents at least t,ree business days in
ad4anceJ Weekly or Font,ly recurrinM e4ents
?ill need to be resubFitted .or eac, occuranceJ
E4ents ?ill run as s=ace allo?sJ
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BADLAFDS FATIJFAL
PA!K L Aerial spraying of herbicide
for management of
Canada thistle began Qonday,
July 6. Spraying should be completed
by July =9 depending on
weather. Spraying will take
place in wilderness areas of
Badlands Fational Park where
other mechanical methods of
weed management and herbicide
application are restricted.
ApproTimately :,999 to 6,999
acres of scattered Canada thistle
patches will be sprayed within
the 64,999 acres of wilderness.
Badlands Fational Park has
contracted with ScottUs
Helicopter SerVices Inc. from
Le Sueur, Qinn. to make the
aerial application. The contractor
will be flying a Bell 47 Soloy
helicopter and will apply herbicide
from a height of 19 to 1:
feet aboVe patches of Canada
thistle. Qilestone herbicide will
be applied.
Qilestone is a relatiVely new
herbicide produced by Dow
Chemical Co. It proVides effectiVe
control of Canada thistle
without damage to natiVe grasses
and with little damage to
natiVe forbs, trees and shrubs.
‘Calling all Artists’ Fall
Gala Art Auction
approaching
SPWA!`ISH L The Spearfish Arts Center wants to
remind eVeryone that it is time to get ready for the
annual `all Gala Art Auction. Wach year the Spearfish
Art Center celebrates the arts with its fine art auction
and fundraiser, the `all Gala. This annual eVent promotes
the Visual arts, and artists. Proceeds from this
eVent support programs and general operations of the
Spearfish Art Center and also the participating artists.
This yearUs eVent will take place at 6 p.m. on
Saturday, Sept. 1A in the Qatthews Jpera House
Theater. Please consider supporting the Spearfish Art
Center through an art donation for the liVe and silent
auctions. Proceeds receiVed from the auctioned arts
may be split :9c:9 with the artist or donated 199 percent
to the arts center. All donations are taT deductable
and donors will receiVe two complementary tickets to
the Gala.
The artwork will be _uried in by the Gala committee
for inclusion in the liVe auction and only originals are
accepted for the liVe auction. Prints are acceptable for
the silent auction. All artwork will haVe a minimum
bid proVided by the artists.
Qore than @=9,999 was raised at the =99d `all Gala.
The Spearfish Center for the Arts and Humanities dcbca
Spearfish Arts Center is a non-profit organi[ation that
proVides the community with arts and cultural opportunities.
If you would like to make a donation please contact
Debbie Smoot at The Gallery, by phone, 64=-7A7a or
email, infoespearfishartscenter.org, prior to Sept. 1.
Artwork must be deliVered to The Gallery by `riday,
Sept. 11.
Qore information about the Spearfish Arts Center
can be found at www.spearfishartscenter.org or by calling
X69:Y 64=-7A7a.
Aerial spraying of Badlands National Park
Low leVel boom spraying from a
helicopter following label limitations
will allow for maTimum
coVerage of infested acres with
minimum impact to non-target
species.
The WnVironmental Protection
Agency XWPAY considers
Qilestone to pose Zno real
health ha[ardZ and does not
classify it as a restricted use pesticide.
It is registered under the
WPAUs !educed !isk Pesticide
InitiatiVe. This designation is
made for chemicals that demonstrate
lower risks to humans and
the enVironment than marketplace
standards. Qilestone is
applied at a low rate, : ounces
per acre, which means less
chemical added to the enVironment.
It is considered practically
non-toTic to a\uatic organisms,
fish, and birds, breaks
down to natural soil components
and is non-Volatile.
]isitors should not be oVerly
concerned about eTposure to
Qilestone. They should aVoid
Canada thistle patches. Direct
eTposure may cause moderate
eye irritation. If they feel they
haVe come into contact with
Qilestone, they should wash
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!erial spraying of herbicide for management of 5anada thistle at the 6adlands 7ational
Park started July 6 and should be completed by July =>. Pioneer file photo
hands and face before eating and
wash clothes at the first opportunity.
^e recogni[e that a helicopter
will be an intrusion into VisitorsU
wilderness eTperience, but we
feel the need to control Canada
thistle and reduce its impacts on
the parkUs natiVe prairie warrant
the intrusion.
This pro_ect is funded by the
PresidentUs Centennial InitiatiVe
for the Fational Park SerVice.
`or more information, please
contact Brian Kenner, Director
of !esourceQanagement at
X69:Y 4aa-:=69.
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Sylvatic
plague
detected in
Badlands
PIONEER STAFF REPORTS
BADLA%DS %A()*%AL PAR- . Park officials
say that sylvatic plague was confirmed in a prairie dog
colony in the Sage Creek Eilderness Area of Badlands
%ational Park on July 1.
Sylvatic plague, a flea-borne bacterial disease, was
first identified in South Dakota in L00N and documented
just south of Badlands %ational Park in Conata
Basin in L00P. (he discovery, was not unexpected by
park officials, is the first detection of the disease within
Badlands %ational Park.
(he response plan initiated last year will continue.
Rollowing last yearSs detection in Conata Basin, government
agencies, nongovernmental organiTations and
individuals developed strategies to respond to the outbreak
with two considerationsU Rirst and foremost is
protection of human health and safety. Second is protecting
the endangered black-footed ferret, their habitat,
and their prey base -prairie dogs.
(he basis of the initial human safety response
involved public education. Ehile the disease is rarely
transmitted to humans, the public was provided with
several precautions to reduce the risk of human exposure
to plague, includingU Vse of insect repellent with
DWW( when working or recreating in plague areas to
reduce the possibility of flea bites, avoiding the handling
of sick or dead animals, keeping pets from roaming
the affected prairie dog colonies in order to avoid
flea accumulation on pets, and if exposure is suspected,
immediately see a physician and identify plague as a
concern.
A multi-agency effort was initiated to protect onethird
of the highest Xuality black-footed ferret habitat in
an effort to protect two-thirds of the black-footed population
in the Conata BasinYBadlands %ational Park
ecosystem. (his resulted in selecting 11,000 acres of
prairie dog colonies that would be treated with insecticide
to reduce the flea population. Black-footed ferrets
were also trapped and given a plague vaccination to further
protect them. Rerret population monitoring conducted
in early fall L00P revealed that approximately PZ
percent of the ferret population was protected from the
combination of insecticide treatment and vaccination.
(ularemia was also detected in a prairie dog colony
in Badlands %ational Park in early July. (ularemia,
also known as [rabbit fever,\ is a natural component of
the ecosystem, and has been documented at Badlands
%ational Park in the past. )t is a tick-borne disease that
is extremely rare in humans. ]isitors are reminded to
avoid handling sick or dead animals and to apply insect
repellent to clothing and skin to prevent bites from mos-
Xuitoes, fleas, and ticks.
BELLE FOURCHE
BLACK HILLS STATE
LEAD-DEADWOOD
SPEARFISH
STURGIS
Injury removes RC woman, cousin from AT
Starting with a Buck Shot bow
My son, Alex, recently had his
ninth birthday and has been shooting
archery since he was 6 years old.
HeSs grown in skill and stature
since he got his first bow, a Rred
Bear LitSl Brave recurve.
Last summer he graduated to the
excellent Genesis bouth Bow, and by
this spring it was evident that Alex
was ready for the next step up in
eXuipment. But ) donSt have unlimited
funds to be buying new archery
gear every spring.
A young man will do a lot of growing
between the ages of 9 and 1N. )
was looking for a bow that Alex
could [grow with\ and found out
about the [Grow up with Parker\ program
offered by Parker, a leading
manufacturer of archery eXuipment
and accessories.
Ehen young or beginning archers
purchase one of three compound
bows offered by Parker and eventually
[outgrow\ the bow, the original
owner can send the bow to Parker to
be refitted with new and more powerful
limbs for just dZ0. *ne such bow
Guns
Game
& More
Dan Carlson
is the Parker Buck Shot, and ) got one
in a combo package for AlexSs birthday.
(he Buck Shot offers a full 10
inches of draw-length adjustment
from 1P to LP inches.
Right now, Alex has a draw length
of L0 inches and heSs not likely to
exceed the LP inches maximum
adjustment until his later teen years
(if at all). By that time weSll likely
have sent the bow in for the new
limbs.
(he bow is 3L inches axle-to-axle
with a brace height of 6\ and weighs
just under pounds Let-off is 7Z per-
■ Grueling 100 Mile Wilderness claims
another knee, women vow
to return to trail
BY MAR. WATSON
!la$% Hills Pioneer
RAP)D C)(b . %o one
ever said that hiking L,176
miles was going to be easy.
Sharon %elson of Rapid
City and her cousin Rose
]olden knew just that going
into the start of their
Appalachian (rail hike, but
they didnSt expect their hike
to be over within days of the
beginning.
[Ehy, oh why, was a
road our destinationj Eell,
it wasnSt supposed to be,\
]olden wrote in her journal.
(he two began their journey
on June 1Z climbing
Mount -atahdin, the northern
terminus of the
Appalachian (rail, or A( as
it is known among hikers.
(he A( wanders through
1N states ending in northern
Georgia and takes most hikers
five months to complete.
(hat night they camped
at the campground at the
mountainSs base and then
headed out the next morning.
[Ee did 13.Z miles the
first day,\ %elson said. [)
didnSt expect it to be so
rugged. Ee were going to
go farther, but we ran into
Bob McCaw who wrote the
(hru Hikers Handbook, and
he told us we had a really
grueling climb ahead of us.\
(hey were slated to hike
19 miles that day but
stopped short.
See AT — Page 28
cent. Alex is drawing L0 pounds right
now, which means heSs only holding
five pounds at full draw. (he handle
is a soft, rubber-like composite material
to soak up vibration and reduce
hand fatigue. (hese features combine
to make the bow very shooter-friendly.
ParkerSs Buck Shot Package comes
with an impressive array of accessories
installed.
A Cobra fiber-optic sight with three
pins, a prong-style arrow rest, a onepiece,
five-arrow attached Xuiver,
angled peep sight and string silencers
are included.
(he package retails for about dLP0,
but when you factor in that it may be
the bow your child can use for a lifetime
(or at least for many years) the
initial price is offset by what youSd
pay for another two or three bows as
a kid grows up.
Alex and ) took his new bow to a
local pro shop where it was fitted to
him and outfitted with Bemani )CS
See CARLSON — Page 29

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Pa1e 3/ BH PIONEER TOMORROW’S WEATHER
DRAINAGE 4o6ti6#ed 9ro: Pa1e .
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was to run pipe to the old abandoned irrigation ditch and leave it. 5he third option
was to run the water across Gordon's land and past it.
But 9hoemaker was not convinced.
uire him to cross private property. In the meantime,
my land is soaked and I can't harvest my crops on the field. Ce's still draining
water out there, so I don't know when I'll be able to get out there,D he said.
But at Monday's city council meeting, Mayor Dave 9chneider read a letter that
outlined Curran as being a private nuisance.

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HOMESTAKE 5ontinued :rom Page .
!ore t'an *+,--- of t'ese t'in section slides, revealin5 'air-t'in slices of roc7 fro8
around t'e area, are 'oused at t'e :o8esta7e ;da8s

Pa1e 3. BH PIONEER
NO PERMIT 4on7in#e& 9ro: Pa1e ;
Cory Hec)en+aib+e, the city2s
4inance o44icer, said Wednesday
a4ternoon that Jun)er and his
engineer had +e4t town.
The bui+ding su44ered a partia+
co++apse o4 one wa++ on the
e>ening o4 June 30. Roc)s 4rom
the wa++ spi++ed into a >acant and
adCacent +ot.
When it was disco>ered the
emergency proceedings began.
DI sent an emergency +etter to
the Jun)ers stating they had
se>en days to get a bui+ding permit
or that we wou+d start the
demo+ition process,G O2Dea said.
DHe may decide that it is too
4ar gone to be sa>ed. Worst case
scenario the city wou+d hire a
contractor to do the demo+ition,G
O2Dea added.
City o44icia+s ha>e repeated+y
said that they want to sa>e the
bui+ding.
DI thin) we need to gi>e them
e>ery chance to sa>e that bui+ding,G
Counci+man A+bert Derby
said. DI wou+d hate to see it come
down. I don2t )now how in the
wor+d someone wou+d sa>e it at
this point. But maybe they can
sa>e it.G
Po+ice Chie4 Jerry Da>idson
said he showed the damaged
bui+ding to a 4riend o4 his who
wor)s 4or the Federa+ Emergency
Management Agency
DHe said he wou+dn2t wa+) in
that +ot. He said that bui+ding is
on borrowed time and thought it
cou+d be down by PMonday, Ju+y
6R gi>en the right weather conditions,G
Da>idson said.
Da>idson said the structure
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was 4a++ing away 4rom the adCacent
bui+ding and >isib+e and
eSpanding separation cou+d be
seen.
DIt went 4rom a +itt+e bit to a +ot
more. Day by day it is getting a
+ot worse. We2re on borrowed
time,G he said. DPDa>idson2s
4riendR said you are going to hear
a +oud crac) and then it is going
to be o>er.G