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This young man is a 6 month old Border Collie and Brittany Spaniel mix. He is a bit shy right now, though with some time and patience he will be an energetic and playful companion. Once he comes out of his shell he will be your forever friend!

Bo

This boy is a 2 year old border collie mix. He needs lots of room to run but will need to be fenced in. He would be best in a home with no kids and no other animals. Bo is a very sweet boy once he gets comfortable and loves a good cuddle! He is very smart and is motivated to learn!

Diva

She is up-to-date on all of her vaccines and de-wormer through two rounds. She used to be quite shy, but has warmed up considerably to new people! Diva would be most comfortable in a home with another kitten.

Joplin

This little girl has had her first two rounds of de-wormer and is otherwise up-to-date on vaccines.

Joplin is very curious and likes to play with her siblings! She would make a great pair with another kitten around her age.

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Make a difference for life.

Adopt a shelter pet today!

All Pets are spayed or neutered before they leave the shelter.

Lost pets and strays fill the shelter, can you help with time or donations?

Some have to choose between food for family or food for pets.

To discourage animal abandonment, a Pet Food Pantry is available at the shelter for those who need it.

Won’t you help us stock the Pet Food Pantry? Just drop off food at WHHS.

Immunize, spay/neuter, shelter from the cold, and LOVE your pets!

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M E N T S : M u s t p r o v i d e c e r t i f i e d a s s e s s o r a n d a p p r a i s i n g d o c u m e n t a t i o n o r b e a b l e t o m e e t t h e r e q u i r e m e n t s f o r a C A A c e r t i f i c a t i o n a s r e q u i r e d i n A d m i n i s t r a t i v e R u l e s C h a p t e r 64:02:01 Send applica t i o n a n d r e s u m e t o B r u c e O u t k a , C o m m i s s i o n e r s ’ A s s i s t a n t , 9 0 S h e r m a n S t D e a d w o o d , S o u t h D a k o t a 5 7 7 3 2 E m a i l : b o u t k a @ l a w r e n c e s d u s C L O S I N G D A T E : W h e n p o s i t i o n i s f i l l e d

Afternoon and evenings shifts approx. 15-20 hours/week (part-time) or 32-40 hours/week (full-time). Must be at least 18 years old, be self motivated, able to work independently and have a mechanical mind set. Applicant must have a valid driver's license and be able to lift 50 lbs.

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Employees will work with machinery insert ing advertisements on a production line prep ping publications for daily delivery as well as other various tasks. Perfect for college stu dent or retired person.

For more information, call 605-642-2761 or 605-645-1879 and ask for Scott Trimble.

We are looking for a fulltime general assignment reporter/writer to join our news team at the locally owned Black Hills Pioneer newspaper.

Experience preferred, but we will gladly train the right person with sharp writing skills.

Our office prides itself on a fun, fast-paced team environment. Benefits package includes: Paid vacation, sick leave, health insurance, profit sharing and a retirement plan.

For more information or to submit a resume please e-mail Mark Watson, editor at news@bhpioneer.com or mail resume to 315 Seaton Circle, Spearfish, SD 57783

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A pair of adorable tiger kittens who would love to be adopted together. They will be spayed and neutered when old enough. Their parents are on site if you’d like the whole family.

Shelter Tip of the Week:

PLEASE spay and neuter your pets. All pets from the TCAS are or will be altered when old enough. We can help with your expense. Call Sarah 578-3918.

Charles St, Deadwood (605) 578-3030

Twin City Animal Shelter: 584-2480 & the Black Hills Pioneer: 642-2761

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M E N T S : M u s t p r o v i d e c e r t i f i e d a s s e s s o r a n d a p p r a i s i n g d o c u m e n t a t i o n o r b e a b l e t o m e e t t h e r e q u i r e m e n t s f o r a C A A c e r t i f i c a t i o n a s r e q u i r e d i n A d m i n i s t r a t i v e R u l e s C h a p t e r 64:02:01 Send applica t i o n a n d r e s u m e t o B r u c e O u t k a , C o m m i s s i o n e r s ’ A s s i s t a n t , 9 0 S h e r m a n S t D e a d w o o d , S o u t h D a k o t a 5 7 7 3 2 E m a i l : b o u t k a @ l a w r e n c e s d u s C L O S I N G D A T E : W h e n p o s i t i o n i s f i l l e d

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High School Football

Friday 10/7

Spearfish at Tea Area 5 p.m.

Belle Fourche at Sturgis Brown 6 p.m. Philip at Newell 6 p.m.

NCAA

Saturday 10/8

Florida State at N.C. State TBD Texas at Oklahoma 10 a.m.

Tennessee at LSU 10 a.m. South Dakota at South Dakota State 2 p.m. Kansas State at Iowa State 3:30 p.m. Texas A&M at Alabama 6 p.m.

NCAA Division II

Saturday 10/8

NFL

Thursday Night 10/6

Indianapolis at Denver 6:15 p.m.

Sunday 10/9

N.Y. Giants vs. Green Bay (London) 7:30 a.m. Chicago at Minnesota 11 a.m. Atlanta at Tampa Bay 11 a.m. Detroit at New England 11 a.m. Houston at Jacksonville 11 a.m. L.A. Chargers at Cleveland 11 a.m. Miami at N.Y. Jets 11 a.m. Pittsburgh at Buffalo 11 a.m. Seattle at New Orleans 11 a.m. Tennessee at Washington 11 a.m. San Francisco at Carolina 2:05 p.m. Dallas at L.A. Rams 2:25 p.m. Philadelphia at Arizona 2:25 p.m. Cincinnati at Baltimore 6:20 p.m.

BHSU at New Mexico Highlands 12 p.m.

Monday Night 10/10

Las Vegas at Kansas City 6:15 p.m

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o w o r k i n i n c l e m e n t w e a t h e r c o n d i t i o n s a n d terrain, be able to lift up to 75 pounds, and must h a v e a v a l i d d r i v e r ’ s l i c e n s e B e w i l l i n g t o l e a r n t h e s n o w m a k i n g p r o c e s s a n d c o m m u n i c a t e w i t h o t h e r s C o m p e n s a t i o n d e p e n d s o n e x p e r i e n c e , a n d e m p l o y e e s e a s o n p a s s b e n e f i t s a r e a v a i l a b l e T o j o i n o u r t e a m a n d c o m p l e t e y o u r a p p l i c a t i o n , g o t o t e r r y p e a k c o m / j o i n t h e t e a m / e m p l o y m e n t a p p l i c a t i o n / .

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Chiropractors can help with various ailments

Anyone who has experienced pain understands that it can be debilitating. Pain can make it challenging to manage everyday tasks and can affect relation ships and physical and mental health in many ways. Pain medications were once the norm, but with the rise of the opioid epidemic, it may be wise to take a differ ent approach to pain treatment.

Statistics from the Centers for Dis ease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) and the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) reveal that as many as one in five people received prescription opioids long-term for noncancer pain in primary care settings in 2016. While opioid use for pain does not always lead to abuse of these medications, opioid addiction has become a widespread prob lem across North America. These same agencies report that approximately 1,000

people are treated in emergency depart ments in the United States each day for misuse of prescription opioids.

Chiropractic care may be one avenue to pursue as a viable alternative to pain medications. While chiropractic ma nipulations are most often associated with back and neck pain, there are many different benefits — some of which may surprise those unfamiliar with chiroprac tic care — for this type of care.

• Migraines and headaches: Research shows that spinal manipulation can be an effective way to treat migraines, tension headaches and headaches that begin in the neck. In clinical trials conducted at Macquarie University, 72 percent of migraine sufferers had noticeable or substantial improvement after a period of chiropractic treatment.

• Accident injuries: Chiropractors can assess musculoskeletal anomalies caused by motor vehicle accidents as

well as slips and falls. Whiplash is a common issue in car crashes, and this may be addressed by a chiro practor.

• Anxiety and stress: The fight or flight mechanism that is acti vated when a person experiences stress and anxiety can take its toll on various parts of the body. Because stress involves nerve im pulses, chiropractors may be able to work primarily with the spine where these impulses originate to help release tension and nerve irritation. In addition, adjustments can improve blood circula tion, which may help signal the brain to turn off its “rally to action” response to stressful situations.

• Fibromyalgia: Fibromyalgia is marked by widespread musculoskele tal pain in the joints, muscles, tendons, and other soft tissues. It can be com bined with temporomandibular joint

syndrome, or TMJ, as well as irritable bowel syndrome, among other illnesses. Chiropractors can remove subluxations, which are misalignments of the vertebrae in the spine and joints that lead to pain responses. A Florida State University study found that those with fibromyalgia who combined resistance training with chiropractic treatment two times a week saw improvements in their symptoms.

Chiropractic care may be an asset for pain management, as well as a way to improve overall health.

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Reduce accident pain and heal with chiropractic care

Did you know that automotive accidents are one of the leading causes of injuries? In 2012, more than 5.6 million car accidents were reported to law enforcement and car insurance companies, and the numbers keep growing. The attorney referral service and legal information resource Find Law says the economic cost of car accidents is estimated at $277 billion each year.

In addition to causing property damage and damage to the ve hicle, car accidents can result in various bodily injuries that may impact a person’s ability to func tion and work. Some of the more common injuries include trauma to the head, back and neck. Many different treatments can help people who have been involved in

auto accidents. Including chiro practic care in treatment plans may help people decrease their pain and improve their mobility.

It is important for people in volved in auto accidents to seek medical care immediately even if the need for medical attention doesn’t seem readily apparent. Adrenaline can staunch symp toms, and a person may exacer bate an injury if he or she hasn’t undergone a medical exam after a car accident.

Persons involved in auto acci dents can visit chiropractors as part of their post-accident treat ment plans. Chiropractors can perform various services to help people overcome their injuries.

• Assess invisible injuries. Whiplash can produce symptoms

The importance of brushing and flossing

Brushing and flossing ensures the removal of plaque and bacteria, which are culprits in tooth decay and gum disease. Periodontal disease is caused by a buildup of such bacteria and plaque. Brushing removes materials from the sur face of the teeth, while floss gets in between teeth where toothbrush bristles cannot reach. The Ameri can Dental Association says that a combination of brushing and floss ing is the key to good oral health. While both brushing and flossing are necessary, some oral health experts says that, if done correctly, flossing actually may be slightly more important since it gets to hard-to-reach spots where the most destructive microbes live.

Oral hygiene does not just keep the mouth clean; it also can pre vent serious disease. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says extensive research shows that the bacteria that flourish in an un

healthy mouth can harm the rest of the body, potentially contributing to diabetes, respiratory illness and heart disease, which is the leading cause of death in the United States.

Brushing and flossing also can make dental cleanings and exam inations go smoothly. Plaque is the precursor to tartar and is sticky, but soft and pliable. Tartar forms when plaque has been left undis turbed. Once on teeth, tartar can’t be removed without professional help. By removing plaque before it’s had a chance to harden into tar tar, people can reduce time spent in the dentist’s chair. Furthermore, those who clean their teeth and gums regularly will have a lower risk for gingivitis, which is inflam mation and bleeding in the gums.

Flossing and brushing are im portant components of oral hy giene and also are vital to overall health.

hours or even days after an acci dent. Soreness, dizziness and pain may not register on X-rays or im aging tests. However, a chiroprac tor may have the tools to assess injuries that result from tension, misalignment and micro-tears in ligaments and muscles.

• Reduce inflammation. Cham bers Medical Group says that spinal manipulations and pressure release techniques can realign the spinal column and help release an anti-inflammatory substance through the body that can lower pain and inflammation.

• Improve pressure. Manipula tions also can reduce pressure in the neck area, which in turn may ease the pain of headaches, stiff ness, dizziness, and even ringing in the ears, according to the chiro

practors at Pain Stop Clinics.

Chiropractic care may be used alone or in concert with other treatment options. Medical pro fessionals can work together to provide a regimen that will ease pain and help patients get on the road to recovery.

Summer Gas vs. Winter Gas Car CareFall

As gas prices soared in 2022, you may have heard experts and commentators talk about summer gas and winter gas.

It has nothing to do with when the gas was produced and everything to do with how the gas was produced.

The regulation of the volatility of gasoline blends, giving us summer and winter gas, started in 1989 just before the Clean Air Act took effect.

Gasoline vapor from more volatile blends contributes to groundlevel ozone, which is bad news for the environment and for human health. Ozone can cause smog and respiratory problems, including coughing and chest pains.

Highly volatile blends also damaged cars when the gas vaporized before it reached the fuel pump, causing the engine to stop running.

Summer Gas

Summer gas has a lower volatility than winter-grade gas. This limits emissions that increase with warm weather and cause unhealthy levels of ozone in the atmosphere. It costs refiners more to make summer gas, the U.S. Energy Information Administration says, and that, along with increased demand, is why fuel usually costs more in the summer.

The transition to summer gas usually rolls out gradually in the spring as temperatures rise. Federally mandated dates for summer gas are May 1 to Sept. 15 for refiners and terminals and June 1 to Sept. 15 for retailers.

Some areas of the country require an even cleaner grade of gasoline called reformulated gasoline. The EPA requires the use of RFG in high-smog areas to reduce smogforming particulates and pollutants. Some states, such as California, also have more strict regulations on gasoline and requires RFG. This newer gas is required in 16 states and the District of Columbia, where it cleans up the air breathed by about 75 million people, according to the EPA.

Winter Gas

Winter gas is more volatile, meaning it’s easier to start your car in colder temperatures.

It’s cheaper than both summer gas and RFG and typically leads to lower fuel prices in the colder months.

This fuel blend usually contains more butane, which is what causes it to be more volatile.

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Caring for Leather Seats

Leather seats are a luxurious addition to your car that are also easier to clean than fabric seats in some instances. They do, however, require special care to keep them looking their best.

Keep reading to find out how to properly care for the leather surfaces in your car.

Clean it Up

The first step to cleaning your leather seats is to vacuum up any loose dirt and other debris. Use a heavy-duty shop vacuum and get all the dirt out of cracks and crevices. If you can, stick the vacuum nozzle into the crease between the seating surfaces and back surfaces to thoroughly clean the entire seat.

Find a Cleaner

Next, you’ll need to apply a cleaning solution. Not just any household cleaner will work, though. Avoid solutions that contain bleach or ammonia, which can damage the leather. You can find commercial leather cleaners at the auto shop or you can make your own by mixing liquid dish soap or Castile soap with water at five parts water to one part soap. Wash the leather surfaces with a microfiber cloth, being careful not to saturate the leather surfaces

with too much solution. Leather can get moldy if not properly dried.

Dry the Leather

Dry off the leather surfaces with a clean microfiber cloth, getting as much of the moisture out as you can. It’s important not to leave your seats and other surfaces wet for too long because it can warp the leather and cause it to crack. You should complete this whole process at least once a month or more often if your car gets heavy usage from kids and pets.

Condition the Leather

As an added protection, apply a leather conditioner evenly to seats and other leather surfaces. This will keep the leather moist and may have added UV protection to keep it from fading. Let the leather sit for four to six hours after applying – or whatever the label on your conditioner recommends – before using the vehicle to allow the leather to absorb the conditioner. Wipe off any excess with a clean microfiber cloth. Aim to condition your leather surfaces once every three to six months.

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Adjusting Tire Pressure

Most modern cars have a warning light that your tire pressure might be low, but you may see other signs that you need to check your tire pressure.

This includes poor handling, lower gas mileage and uneven wear on the treads.

How to Check Your Tire Pressure

You can get a digital tire gauge at your local auto parts store for around $10. Find your car’s required pressure levels. This is usually on a sticker in the driver’s side door and should also be in your car’s owners manual. You may need to inflate the front and rear tires to different pressures, so pay attention.

Make sure to check the pressure when the tires are cold, meaning your car has been sitting for a while, at least half an hour after your last trip. First thing in the morning is a great time to check your tire pressure. Take off the valve cap and keep it somewhere safe. Press the tire gauge onto the valve stem and read the tire pressure. Compare your reading to the numbers on the

sticker and fill the tires with air. It is estimated that for every three psi below the specifications, you burn 1% more fuel and add 10% more tire wear. That adds up.

Filling Your Tires

Find an air compressor, either by buying one at your local auto parts store or stopping by the local gas station, which may have a coinoperated compressor you can use. Pull up as close as you can to the compressor so that the hose will reach all four tires. Remove the stem caps and keep them safe, then turn on the compressor. Press the hose fitting down on the valve stem and press the lever on the compressor hose. You should hear and feel air going into the tire.

Use your tire gauge or the gauge on the hose to tell when you have the right pressure. If the tires are warm from your drive to the gas station, inflate three psi over the sticker amount. Replace the valve caps and you’re good to go.

Oil Changes 101

The old rule of thumb was to change your oil every 3,000 miles, but with advances in automotive technology, that’s changing to 5,000, 7,000 or even 10,000 miles.

Don’t go by what you learned way back when. Check your owner’s manual and follow its instructions for how often to change your oil.

Between oil changes, it’s a good idea to regularly check your oil level as your car may need to be topped off, even if it’s newer. Check the owner’s manual and follow its instructions for checking your oil. Traditionally, you check it with a dipstick, but some newer cars have a sensor that monitors the oil level for you.

To check your oil using a dipstick, park on level ground and, with the engine off, open the hood. Find the dipstick and pull it out. Wipe any oil from the end, then insert the dipstick back into its tube. Push it all the way in, then pull it out and look at the dipstick to see where the oil is. There should be some indication of how much oil your car needs, like a low and high line or an area of crosshatching. If the top of the oil is between those marks, you’re OK. If it’s below the minimum, you need to add oil.

The oil you see should appear brown or black. A lighter color could mean

you have a coolant leak and any metal particles could indicate engine damage.

Choosing the Right Oil

Again, turn to your owners manual for guidance. Don’t pay more for synthetic blends if you don’t need it.

The weight of oil that you need may be printed on the cap where you add oil, and it’s definitely in your owners

manual. If you have an older car that’s running well, don’t go out and buy a specialty oil just because it’s old. Keep doing what you’re doing, with regular maintenance, until your car or your mechanic signals you should stop.

Synthetic Oils

Synthetic oil may be required for

some cars, but for some it’s not, so you should always check before you get your oil changed. It’s designed to be more effective at resisting breakdown and higher temperatures, meaning it lasts longer. If you live somewhere that experiences temperature extremes or if you make a lot of short trips, you may want to consider a synthetic oil.

There’s nothing like that new car feeling. If you’re not in the market, the closest you can get is a clean car feeling from a thorough detailing. You have options of pulling out the supplies and doing it all yourself or hiring a pro to do it for you. Keep reading to help you decide which is better for you.

Paying for a Car Detail

cracking. Inside, leather, plastic and vinyl surfaces are also cleaned and conditioned, prolonging their useful life as well.

A car wash removes dirt and grime from the outside of the car. A good detail will clean the car inside and out, and also give attention to minor imperfections on the body and interior, leaving your car showroom ready. Depending on the package you get from your detailer, it may also include cleaning under the hood and the bottom of the car.

A good car detail removes harmful substances from your car’s exterior paint but it can also extend the life of your car. The polish, wax and other products use add a layer of protection to your car’s surfaces. Not only will it leave the detailer clean and shiny, but also protected. Rubber gaskets and seals are also cleaned and polished, protecting them from drying out and

Your basic car wash can run as little as $10 for the drive-through variety, but detailing is going to hit you in the wallet. Depending on the size and condition of your vehicle, it can cost between $100-$300. However, the value it brings to properly cleaning and protecting your vehicle may be worth it, particularly if you live in an area where your car is subjected to corrosives such as salt on the roads or from the ocean.

Ask friends and family for recommendations on car detailing near you. You may have to drop your vehicle off for a day or two to get the best service, or you may be able to find a mobile detailing service that will meet you at your office or home. If you choose to have your car detailed in your work’s parking lot, try to get other people to join you. The detailer may give your group a discount if they get a full day’s work in one place.

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Checking Fluid Levels

There are six different fluids under the hood that you should be checking regularly (or having checked by your dealership or service shop).

They are the engine oil, coolant, power steering fluid, brake fluid, transmission fluid and windshield wiper fluid.

Fluid

Washer fluid is critical to safe driving because it keeps your windshield clean and free of obstructions. You can buy jugs of ready-made wiper fluid at any gas station or auto parts store. Find the reservoir under the hood that has the windshield wiper symbol on it and make sure the fluid is topped off, especially before any long trips. Consult your owners manual for more information.

Fluid

Transmission fluid lubricates and cools the gears, clutches and valves in your transmission. Many transmissions nowadays come with a lifetime fluid that never needs replacing. But bad transmission fluid can cause rough shifting, strange noises and uncontrolled engine surges. Troubleshooting these are other transmission issues should always start with the transmission fluid. Some cars have a dipstick, but many newer models require a mechanic’s help. Check your owners manual before attempting this one yourself.

Brake Fluid

Modern cars have hydraulic brakes, and those brakes need fluid to connect the pedal to the braking mechanism. Over time, brake fluid can become contaminated with water, causing your brake lines to rust. Leaking brake fluid can cause spongy pedals and irregular braking. Look in your owners manual to find the location of your brake fluid reservoir and check its level and color. Brake fluid comes in many colors, but it should all be translucent, not cloudy or dark. Add more brake fluid that’s compatible with your car if the level is low.

Power Steering Fluid

Today’s steering systems are hydraulic like your brakes, meaning they use fluid to make steering easier. You’ll find a dipstick or reservoir under the hood near the engine. Remove the dipstick and check the markings or look for the lines on the reservoir. If your fluid is low, top it off with the type specified in your owners manual. Adding fluid frequently may be a sign of a leak that you should get checked out by a professional.

Coolant

This is also known as antifreeze. It absorbs engine heat and dissipates it through your car’s radiator. You only

have to check antifreeze every 50,000 miles or so unless you have a leak or other issue. Never check your coolant while the engine is hot. Look in your owners manual for instructions on how to check the coolant in your vehicle.

Engine Oil

You’re probably familiar with having the oil changed in your car. The oil

keeps your engine running smoothly.

To check your oil, wait for the engine to cool, then locate your engine’s dipstick. Remove it, wipe it clean with a rag, and then put the dipstick back. Pull it back out again and check that the oil level matches the indicators on the stick.

You should also check the color, which should be yellow or amber. Touch the oil. It should feel slick and not gritty.

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Winterizing Your Car

When temperatures start to fall, it’s time to get your vehicle ready for the winter.

Winterizing your car protects your investment and keeps you and your family safe, particularly in the event of snow or ice.

Battery

Batteries don’t like cold weather. Chemical reactions make the battery slow down as the temperature drops, so make sure you have a fresh battery before the weather gets wintry. You can have your battery checked for free at many auto parts stores.

Tires

Your tires are key to keeping you safe on slick roads. The more tread you have left, the better performance you’re going to get, especially on wintry roads. Check the tread on your tires by putting a penny into the grooves between the treads. Have President Abraham Lincoln’s head facing you and upside down. Check all around the tire, making sure you can’t see all of his head. If you can, your tread is dangerously low and you need to get new tires.

While you’re checking your

tread, also check your air pressure. There should be a sticker on the driver’s side door or trunk lid that tells you the appropriate pressure for your vehicle. The best time to check your tire pressure is when the car has been sitting for at least 30 minutes.

Check Your AWD or 4WD Systems

If your vehicle has all-wheel drive or four-wheel drive, this could be a great tool for navigating winter roads.

That system needs maintenance, too, and if you haven’t used it all summer, check your owners manual to see what needs to be done and how to use the system.

Change Your Wiper Blades and Fluids

Make sure you can see clearly, even in ice or snow. Change out your wiper blades if you see streaks on the windshield or if the rubber on the wipers is dry and brittle. Check your windshield wiper fluid and other fluids to make sure they won’t freeze in colder temperatures.

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Inspection: This is a nice southern exposure 10 acre property within a mile of the Belle Fourche city limits. This property has a 1989 14 x 60 mobile home with a nice 40’ x 68’ metal shop building with cement floors. The 2021 taxes were $1,329.30. Broker will be at said property from 10:00 am to 12:00 am on Monday, October 3rd and Monday, October 10th, 2022. For other arrangements call Riley at 605/381-5959. It is possible to hook into Belle Fourche water system. Terms and Conditions: This 10 acre property at 18932 Selah Lane, Belle Fourche, SD, is being offered at auction at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, October 15, 2022. Suc cessful bidder(s) will deposit 20% irrevocable earnest money auction day with the balance due in certified funds upon closing on or before November 14, 2022. Sold without buyer contingency of any kind. Must have financial arrangements secure prior to bidding, so inspect and do your due diligence on property before sale day and rely on your own judgement when bidding. Marketable title conveys by sellers’ special warranty deed. Subject to any easements, restrictions and reservations of record. Possession given upon closing. A policy of title insurance will be furnished and is available for your inspection prior to the auction. 2021 taxes will be paid by the seller and 2022 taxes will be prorated to closing date based on the 2021 tax levy. Description and information are from sources deemed reliable; however, neither seller nor auction/broker are making any guarantees or warranties actual or implied. Property will be sold as is. Auctioneer/Broker is representing the sellers’ interest in this transaction. Property sold by legal description only-no survey provided. Announcements made at the auction take precedence over any printed material or prior representations. Broker participation invited. Call for details, required form and deadline. Owner: Dorothy Rosenau

Autos/Trailers/Guns: 2012 Buick LaCrosse 128k (leather), 1998 250 Dodge PU 224K, (diesel w/gooseneck hookup), 7 x 16 flatbed trailer, 6 x 10 single axle trailer, 8’6” x 20’ Titan gooseneck w/12,000 lb. winch, 7,000 lb axels w/4’ up ramp, old single axle open top horse trailer, Texas Pride 7 x 14 dump trailer, Hunter Express XL crossbow, Storm Ruger 223 w/Deerfield scope, Winchester Model 670, 243 w/3x9 Redfield scope, Marlin 1894 25-20 w/octagon barrel, Winchester Model 92, 25-20 WCF, Henry Arms pt. 17 HMR w/Weaver scope, Winchester Model 1890, 22 pump w/octagon barrel, Glenfield Model 20 22, Savage Arms Model 340V 225, Remington Model 514 22, Pardner Model 410, Pardner Model SB1 20 gauge, Marlin semi-auto 22, Remington Sportsmaster 22, Remington 760 22, Marlin Model 57 22 mag w/Tasco scope.

Tractors/Machinery: LGT 2554 Husqvana lawnmower, 580 Case construction backhoe w/loader, Case tractor, Ferguson Ford tractor, MF 35 tractor (diesel), 2 Farmall M tractors (1 being rebuilt and 1 for parts), 6’ King Kutter rototiller, IH gas belt mover, roll of tractor belting, Dual 250 loader (B9193), assorted Interna tional parts, tires and rims, 7’ Ford sickle mower, 3 pt. 5’ rotary mower, Dearborn Ford 2 bottom plow, Buzz saw w/30” blade and power unit, iron and 2 axels to make flatbed trailer, 6’ MH 3 pt blade, 7’ 3 pt Frontier blade, 3 pt SpeeCo posthole digger w/9” augur, 4 tractor tires w/rim (11-2-28), 18 hp Honda motor Tools/Shop: Chicago chop saw, Central pneumatic 21 gal. Air compressor, Craftsman 6.75 power washer, table router, Craftsman 2 hp 12” planer, Shop Fox lathe (new in box), VanDorn valve resurfacer, hydraulic cylinders, B & D 7.5” band saw, Aqua 6 gal. Shop vac, 12 T hydraulic pipe bender, 2-three ton floor jacks, handyman jack, Miller 180 autos set wire welder w/tank, Lincoln 225 arc welder, parts bins, lots of misc. nuts & bolts, 3/4 ton come along, 8’ stepladder, lots of misc. electric hand tools, Craftsman 2/3 hp table drill press, 16 speed Tri-Star HD drill press, lots of drill bits, sockets, wrenches, etc. bench grinder, sever al air ratchets, creepers, Tradesman elec. hacksaw, 5 hp Campbell Hausfeld air compressor, parts washer, car ramps, Two 2500 lb. winches (new in box), Chicago metal chop saw, manual tire changer, 4,000 lb. engine hoist, Super 125 surface planer, battery charger, portable air tank, cords, hydraulic Porta Power equip kit. Antiques/Collectibles/Misc: Ford tractor headlights, canning jars, DeLaval tabletop cream separator, many, many oil lamps, cream churn, Budweiser light, Mill er clock, Coors light, Pepsi clock, several antique blow torches, corn sheller (hand), geese decoys, elk and deer antlers, fishing poles, old dump rake, two old 2 bottom plows, old side delivery rake, live animal trap, gin traps, 1100 gal water tank on 4 x 8 single axle trailer, Raven 150 gal water tank w/pump, 500 gal water tank on 2-wheeled flatbed trailer, 2-65 gal water tanks, 110 gal water tank (all water tanks are plastic), Global pool table 4 x 8 w/slate (in good shape), 21” push power mower, bale feeder, TroyBilt rototiller, lawnmower jack, log splitter w/Honda 5 hp engine, Sears garden trailer, 4’ garden blade, propane heater w/ tank, tin cutter, Globe meat saw, Globe meat slicer, Charbroil smoker, 2-two wheel carts, 10 bags preblended concrete, copper fittings, 50 gal. 3800 watt electric hot water heater (new in box), 32’ screen door, 6’ Coronado chest deep freeze, Kenmore refrigerator, cement mixer, 32” entry door (new), B&S snowblower 1024MD, Craftsman weed eater, 2- Earthquake rototillers, 200 amp new electrical box, saw blade sharpener, 2-incubators, wine press, ice cream freezer, WellMate pressure tank, Chamberlain 3/4 hp garage door opener (new in box)

Auctioneer’s note: This is a partial listing. There are numerous items not mentioned. We will upgrade this ad with photos and copy as we start to set the auction.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Cash or bankable check day of sale. Driver’s license required for buyer number and check. Waltman Auctions is not responsible for merchandise after purchase or for accidents. All merchandise purchased “As-Is Where-Is”. Sales tax will be charged. Announcements made sale day take precedence over all printed material.

3 pt. 2 bottom plow; 3pt. post hole digger; sprayer for ATV; pull behind ATV Rimco sprayer; Michigan Loader, 10 ft. bucket, Model 175B, Detroit Diesel, 1487.8 hr. Runs good (This machine will not be on site sale day, it is stored in a building in Sturgis SD.

TOOLS & SHOP EQUIPMENT: Chop saw; DeWalt battery operated tools; Lincoln arc welder; 4 stoke gas powered post pounder; acetylene torch set; DeWalt 4 way battery charger; Honda Generator; 2 propane heaters, 48000 BTU; Poulan chain saw; Tapco Co. 10 ft. stainless metal brake; acetylene set for use on paint ball buns; electric heater; electric chain saw; handyman jack; come-a-long; scythe; C clamps; ½” drill; bench grinder; Skil saw; cut off saw; 4 way tire wrenches; creepers; jack stand; portable AV tank; crescents, hand saws, sanders, pliers, screw drivers; electric cords; planers; jumper cables; portable air conditioner; 2,400 PSI pressure washer; pry bars; assorted wrenches

COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Industrial roof mounted air & heater unit; Ansul hood for café; French fry unit; snow cone machine; doughnut maker; pretzel warmer; coffee pots; warming grill, 4 compartments Bella; electric flat top warmer; Budweiser sign; 2 electric heaters; combination soda & candy dispensing unit; kettles; chicken picker; Bouncy Castle.

YARD EQUIPMENT: Sabre by John Deere 14.5 hp. riding lawn mower; Craftsman 14.5 hp. riding lawn mower; small garden tiller; assorted weed eaters; yard wagon; child’s red wagon; wheel barrow; Legend Force 22”- 196 cc snow blower; Husqvarna 183 HV electric start snow blower; 3100# propane bottles; step ladders; plastic snow fence; shovels, rakes, hoes, post hole cleaners, bars; electric fence post & charger; folding ladder; Yamaha snow blower.

SADDLES: 4- padded seat saddles;

AGER ANTIQUE AUCTION

Saturday, October 22, 2022 • 8:30 AM

Available

AUCTION WILL BE HELD AT THE COMMUNITY HALL IN BELLE FOURCHE, SD.

MUSEUM OF TOOLS

Fred has in 65 years put together an impressive museum of hand tools dating from 1700’s forward. Axes—Hammers—Hatchets—Mallets—Sledges—Scrapers— Scoops—Froe’s—Draw’s—Spoke Shaves—Adze’s—Picaroon—Plows—Planes— Saws—Reamer—Drills & More. Some outstanding pieces include George Washington Inaugural 1789 hatchet—WWII Bomber cockpit hatchet—Early sandstone truing hammer used on sandstone buildings in Belle Fourche, St. Onge and Spearfish. Many tools and shears from Homestake Mine—Arcade miniature tool display Plus 300 specimens in this offering, this collection will sell at 8:30 AM—Many wooden Ax—Hammers--& Plow Handles

GAS & OIL COLLECTIBLES

Mobile Grease Bucket w/Pump—Texaco Fuel Pump— (25) Oil Cans— (8) Standard Oil Quart Bottles w/Carrier—Mobil oil Vacuum one gallon can—Shelly Tagline 5 gallon can—Cargile & Standard Continental Tin Signs—Standard Zerolene Gas & Oil— (3) Kerosene cans—Oilzun Oil sign

INDIAN & WESTERN

(3) pair Beaded Cheyenne & Sioux Moccasins—Sioux & Crow Breach Cloth—(3) Fancy Ceremonial Hatchets—Indian Doll—Beaded Gloves—Cheyenne Breast Vest from Dancing with Wolves—Bladder Rattle—Beaded Sachs—(4) Pipestone Pipes w/Stems—Navaho Vases—Large Ox Yoke—Texas Cattlemen Porcelain Sign—Cast Iron Saddle Rack—Hudson Bay Wool Blanket—Museum Quality Ax Head & Points-Nebraska—S.D.—Montana—Colorado Brand Books—Early Cow Horn Hat Rack— Pommel Bags marked Kent Frecher Idaho—12+ pair of Spurs Crockett & Military— (2) Buffalo Skulls—Deer Horns—Mounted Antelope Head—Steer head Antique Sign—Painted Hide Stretchers—Branding Irons—(30) Hesston Belt Buckles—(50) Pocket & Hunting Knives, many old—Civil War Fles or Bleeder—(2) Fancy Beaded Headstalls, one with pistol bit—US Feed Bag—Horse Collars—Hames—Blacksmith Forge & Tools—PLUS MORE

BRASS & CAST

7 sizes of Brass Trade Pails from 3 gallon to 2 quart—Large Hudson Bay Copper Kettle—Copper Hand Hammered Pot—Brass Umbrella or Cane Receiver— Griswold Corn Pone Cast—Griswold Waffle Iron—Cast Dutch Ovens—Cast Horse Head Bookends—Brass Coffee Urn—(2) Copper Moonshine Stills—Brass School Bell—Horse—Pig—Car—Weather Vanes—(5) Hudley Coin Banks—Arcade Cast Toys—Cast Rooster w/Rainbow Tail Windmill Weight (very rare)—W Windmill Weight Cast—(3) JD Cast Tractors (toy)—Enterprise Cast Geared Meat Grinder—Sad Irons—Fluting Irons---Trivets---Pump Handles—Well Cups—Steel Wheels—Fire Hydrant—Several Rake Teeth—PLUS MORE

PICTURES

Budweiser Custers Last Fight—Deadwood 2012 Rodeo Poster by Bob Coronado— Several WB Cody Pictures—Joseph “Blackjack” Pershing one who led the Buffalo Soldiers (w/Documentation)—1924 Tri State Roundup Picture—1938 Tri State Roundup Picture—Camp Custer Picture—1938 Belle Fourche Picture—WWI Soldier hand tinted in bubble glass frame—Spearfish College Picture—Many more pictures.

CROCKS & JUGS & GLASS

(40+) Crocks & Jugs, most are Red Wing—Red Wing 1 gallon Jug w/Wing— (5) Advertising Jugs—Crock Foot Warmers—Several Large Glass Platters—Hull Tea Pots—Cruets—Milk Jugs—Old Bottles—Insulators—Sleepy Eye Picture—Glass Butter Churn— (12) Silhouette Ads Calendars—Large Hallway Painted Urn

FURNITURE

(2) Eastlake Walnut Lamp Tables & Commode—Oak Secretariat w/Mirror & Desk— Doctors Cabinet—Coffee Table w/Top Display Case—Childs Hoosier Cabinet— Large Oak Wall Telephone & Desk Telephone—Japan Tea Box— (10) Wood Boxes—Hand Made Childs Chair—Ice Cream Table & 3 Chairs— (4) Stack Lawyer Book Case—Small Oak Roll Top Desk—Oak Craig Ford Spearfish Cash & Bill Box— Wooden Juice

MISCELLANEOUS & COLLECTABLES

Spearfish

Collin Cantalope 100 E. Lincoln St. 605-642-2054

Chris Mitchell 200 N Main St. 605-642-9800

Megan Berberick, AAMS®, CRPC® 1410 North Ave. Ste 6 605-644-5796

Ryan B Meredith, CFP®, AAMS® 2525 Paramount Dr. Ste 203 605-642-5778

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Sturgis

Melissa Hampton, AAMS® 1247 Sherman St. 605-499-7464

Bruce Gordon, AAMS® 2045 Lazelle St 605-720-5670

Belle Fourche

Shannon L. Rolando 100 E. Lincoln St., Spearfish 605-642-2054

Flavor

This Week’s Feature: 77 Steakhouse & Saloon

Prepare to dine and enjoy the delicacies of our Executive Chef! Our restaurant is the perfect place to enjoy great American Cuisine, with some great food in a spectacular, scenic location.

Favorites of our guests include the Bourbon Burger, the Bison Nachos and of course our steaks. Friday night is Prime Rib night.

Elegantly western in design, it’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy the vast scenic splendor. Dine indoors or out. Peruse our collection of unique, authentic western artifacts and original artwork by Hulett resident Bob Coronato. The focal point in our restaurant is our historic 1895 back bar that has been beautifully restored. You can read the full history of the bar on our website.

Opened in 2019 and located at The Golf Club at Devils Tower, the restaurant is open to the

public.

The Neiman family continues their commitment to the area with a ‘ranch-to-table’ partnership with Durham Ranch in nearby Wright, WY. It’s one of the largest Bison ranches in North America, which supplies the 77 Steakhouse & Saloon with natural and sustainable bison.

Mr. Neiman says “…this was built by the working man, for the working man. No fancy clothes required.”