11-23-21 Weekly Prospector by Black Hills Pioneer

VOL. 45, NO 18 • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2021 SEATON PUBLISHING COMPANY, P.O. BOX 7, SPEARFISH, SD • 605-642-2761

Inserts: • Bass Pro • Bomgaars • Family Dollar • Fleet Farm • Holiday Gift Guide Week 2 • Menards • Runnings • Sears Some inserts are designated for certain areas. Not all Prospectors contain every insert.

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THROUGH THE

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2020 CADILLAC CT6 VERY LOW MILES

SALE

54,594

2018 LINCOLN MKX NAVIGATION, SUNROOF

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31,744

2014 CHEVY SILVERADO LT

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2020 GMC CANYON DENALI, ONLY 10,000 MILES

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2017 CHEVY SILVERADO HIGH COUNTRY, 6.2 V8

2017 GMC SIERRA 1500 DENALI

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2014 GMC SIERRA 1500 SLE, Z71

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2014 CHEVY TRAVERSE LT

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2018 NISSAN ARMADA NAVIGATION, SUNROOF

SALE

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2017 GMC ACADIA DENALI, LOW MILES

SALE

36,547

2014 CADILLAC ESCALADE PREMIUM PKG.

SALE

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WILLOW BROOK HOA DOMESTIC/SEXUAL in Belle Fourche seeks VIOLENCE 24-Hour bids for lawn care Crisis Line, Butte/ and/or snow removal Lawrence/ Harding for the Subdivision (on Counties: 605-642Statesboro Drive west 7825 or 1-800-999of the Middle School). 2348. Sturgis Shelter: Interested parties may 605-347-0050 or 1request a scope of work 800-755-8432. All by contacting John Calls Confidential. Burke at jburke@ tb3law.com. Bids must 103 Community Events be submitted on or before November 29, 2021 BONUS DAYS!! Sat- and can be submitted urday on State 1401 5th via e-mail, or by mailing A v e B e l l e F o u r c h e . to Willow Brook HOA, November 26, Friday P O B o x 5 4 2 , B e l l e 10-4 November 27, Sat- Fourche, SD 57717. urday 10-4 Vintage, RePart-Time Help purposed and Re401 Wanted freshed Furniture, Collectibles and Antiques HIRING COMMUNITY follow us on Facebook E N G A G E M E N T O F @ Saturday on State FICER at the Matthews Opera House. 25-30 NEED A SUBSCRIPhours/week. $15/hour. TION TO THE BLACK Should be outgoing, HILLS PIONEER? self-motivated, excelCARRIER DELIVERY lent communication OR E-EDITION CALL skills, passionate about LINDA AT 642-2761 arts. Experience in GUN SHOW Sat. Dec. event planning pre4, 9AM-5PM and Sun. ferred. Email cover letDec 5, 9AM-2PM at The ter & resume to director Monument Civic Center, @matthewsopera.com Rapid City. Information call 605-209-1166. NEED A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE BLACK Professional HILLS PIONEER? 200 CARRIER DELIVERY Services OR E-EDITION CALL **WEAVERS MOBILE LINDA AT 642-2761 HOME SERVICES**

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GOLDEN RIDGE SENIOR Living is now hiring for full time caregivers, med-aids, cooks, and a activities director! Wage DOE. Please call 605580-7136

THE LEAD POLICE Department is currently accepting applications for a full-time patrol officer. Certification is preferred but not required. The City of Lead offers an excellent benefit/retirement package. Starting wage is $20 per hour with a certified officer starting at a higher rate. Applications will be accepted through December 15, 2020. Testing and interviews will follow. Please contact the Lead Police Department @ 605-5841615 with inquiries. From letter copies to magazines! Call Black Hills Pioneer for all your printing needs

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Exciting Career Opportunity in Advertising Sales The Black Hills Pioneer/Weekly Prospector has a full time opening in our Sales Department in Spearfish. This is a fun and rewarding position! Must be motivated, detail-oriented, have customer service experience and be able to work under deadlines. Successful applicant will be working on special projects, as well as sales for daily & weekly newspapers. Benefits include health insurance & 401K. If you have what it takes to be successful and want a career with a family-oriented company, call 642-2761 or send resume to: The Black Hills Pioneer • Attention: Sona O'Connell 315 Seaton Circle, Spearfish, SD 57783 or e-mail sona@bhpioneer.com

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BELLE FOURCHE

DOWNTOWN BELLE FOURCHE • NOV. 26TH, 2021

• Parade of Lights by Chamber of Commerce • Wagon Rides (2 cans of food donation) • Open House at the Tri-State museum • Chili Feed at the Community Hall • Fireworks by CONBA (by the museum)

PETS WEEK OF THE

Hank and Bear

Hank is a 3 year old male and Bear is an 8.5 year old female. They have been together for a couple of years and we would love it if they could find a home together. Hank is the more outgoing and rambunctious of the two and Bear would be happy laying on the couch all day with the occasional outside break.

Lucy

This sweet girl is more of a follower than a leader but she is a good girl who is very smart. She is 2 years old and has all of her shots but still needs to be fixed. Lucy will need lots of land to run and cannot be around chickens/ducks.

Fern

She came to us with her babies and she is a little standoffish at first but once she becomes comfortable she is a sweetheart. She is a year old and is ready to have a chance at being a real cat with a good family! Come in and visit this pretty girl!

Luvy

She is one of the sweetest cats we have at our shelter. All she wants is to give love and be loved. She is up to date on all shots, fixed, and is a year old. Luvy loves to cuddle and will sit on your shoulders if you let her. She is a really great cat who deserves a great home!

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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Western Hills Humane society 324 Industrial Dr., Spearfish • 605-642-1576

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standard first aid/adult C i t y P o l i c y M a n u a l . CPR or have the ability Working hours to be deto be certified within termined and includes one month. Public rela- evenings and possible tions skills, knowledge weekends. Pre-employof exercise and weight ment drug testing and training equipment, and background check is reeffective communica- quired. Starting wage is tion skills are required. $18.65/hour. For more This position has super- information call John visory duties and works Tridle at (605) 578-3729 under direct supervi- or Tom Kruzel at (605) sion of the Rec Center 578-2082. Applications Director and the Trans- may be picked up at portation and Facilities Deadwood City Hall, HELP WANTED: FULL- Director. This position is 102 Sherman St. DeadTIME REC CENTER AS- responsible for man- wood, SD or www.citySISTANT MANAGER- agement of staff, enfor- ofdeadwood.com. ApThe City of Deadwood cing the rules of the Rec plications will be accepis accepting applica- Center, all other duties ted until November 26, tions for full-time As- assigned by the Recre- 2021, at 5:00 pm. The sistant Manager. Ap- ation Center Director City of Deadwood is an plicants must possess a and as outlined in the EOE. current certification in Job Description. ApplicGood Things To lifeguard training and ant must be able to lift 514 Eat standard first aid/adult 25 pounds frequently. CPR or have the ability This position includes $ 1 0 0 A N G U S B E E F to be certified within full-time benefits per BUNDLES. 40% Hamone month. Public rela- C i t y P o l i c y M a n u a l . burger, 40% Steaks & tions skills, knowledge Working hours to be de- Ribs, 20% Roasts. 2 Yr of exercise and weight termined and includes old raised on grass, finand possible ished on corn. No Hortraining equipment, and evenings POSITIONS effective communica- weekends. Pre-employ- mones, implants or antiAVAILABLE: drug testing and biotics. Call 605-342tion skills are required. ment is re- 6952 This position has super- background Licensed Custcheck Svc Rep Starting wage is visory duties and works quired. #1980175 more under direct supervi- $18.65/hour. Miscellaneous Finance Officer For #1980109 516 call John sion of the Rec Center information Items Log Truck Driver at (605) 578-3729 Director and the Trans- Tridle #1980019 L A R G E SOFA AND portation and Facilities or Tom Kruzel at (605) Employees will work prepping publications Public WorksApplications Director rocker recliner color in Director. This position is 578-2082. #1979998 for daily delivery and helpresponsible deliver newspapers. for man- may be picked up at dark cinnamon - $225. Ass’t Gen Mgr City #1979952 Perfect for college students. Flexible Hall, Ladies golf clubs and agement of hours. staff, enfor- Deadwood Member/Program Must be at least 18 years old and have a 102 Sherman St.Coord Dead- bag - $100. Call 605of the Rec cing the rules #1979859 SD or www.city- 645-2708 other duties wood, valid driver's license andCenter, be able all to lift 50 lbs. Elem Principal Sec’y Apofdeadwood.com. assigned by the RecreFor more information, call 605-642-2761 ARE YOU MOVING? #1979845 will be accepation Center Director plications or 605-645-1879 and ask for Scott Trimble. Do you have kids that 26, until November and as outlined in the tedSDDLR will be closed 11/25 and draw? A restaurant in 11/26 in observance at 5:00of Thanksgiving pm. The Job Description. Applic- 2021, need of table covers? of 290 Deadwood is an ant must be able to lift City •• Plus Other Job Listings We have END ROLLS in the Northern Hills Area •• 25 pounds frequently. EOE. OF PAPER for sale •• Funded by USDOL •• This position includes starting at $5! Come full-time benefits per See our daily listings at on out to 315 Seaton www.sdjobs.org City Policy Manual. Circle to get them Working hours to be debefore they are gone! YOU CAN MAKE termined A DIFFERENCE and includes evenings and possible Yes we design & print Full and Part-time positions weekends. available Pre-employSpearfish Office, 1300 N. Ave. business cards! Call mentCENTER drug testingfor and Monday-Friday • 642-6900 at CANYON HILLS Black Hills Pioneer background check is reevening/weekend quired. and Starting overnight today 605-642-2761 wage is Residential Workers/Counselors $18.65/hour. For more call old John working with youthinformation 10-18 years Tridle at (605) 578-3729 in Spearfish. Minimum starting or Tom Kruzel wage at (605) 578-2082. Applications $16/hour with higher starting wage be picked and up at possible based onmay education Couer Wharf Mine in Lead, South Deadwood City Hall, Dakota is looking for enthusiastic, experience. Must be102 at Sherman least 21St. years Deaddedicated and hardworking candidates or www.cityold, have a High wood, SchoolSD Diploma/ ofdeadwood.com. for the open positions listed below. GED, complete agency training/Applications will be accepprogram standards and be able to pass26, ted until November • Haul Truck Driver - Full Time 2021, at 5:00 pm. The all neccessary background checks. • Process Technician - Full Time City of Deadwood is an Apply on-line at EOE. www.lsssd.org. • Crusher Technician - Full Time

WE'RE HIRING- Black Hills Federal Credit Union is accepting applications for our PT Teller position at our Spearfish MSC. Hours up to 38 per week and starting wage of $15.34. BHFCU offers competitive wages, excellent benefits package, PTO, 401(k), and career growth opportunities! To apply, please visit: www.bhfcu.com/careers - Black Hills Federal Credit Union is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will receive consideration without regard to age, race, color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, physical or mental disability, veteran status, or any other status or condition protected by state or federal law. BHFCU will provide reasonable accommodation to qualified persons with a disability that substantially limits a major life activity, but who are otherwise able to perform the essential functions of the job.

physical or mental disability, veteran status, or any other status or condition protected by state or federal law. BHFCU will provide reasonable accommodation to qualified persons with a disability that substantially limits a major life activity, but who are otherwise able to perform the essential functions of the job.

PART-TIME HELP WANTED PRODUCTION WORKER

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Visit http://coeur.com/company/careers/ to read the complete job descriptions and apply directly online.

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STURGIS FOR RENT: Hillsview Highrise 1 & 2 bedroom apartments for rent. Income based FOR SALE- Mechanic housing. Rent range special! 2001 Chevy SPEARFISH: 2 BED- from $25-$450. For inBlazer. 4 wheel drive. R O O M S A V A I L a t formation and applicaNeeds valve job and Canyon Estates . Nicely t i o n c a l l B e t h a t one drive shaft. $500 landscaped, play area, 605.347.3384. *Equal Call 605-642-5849 and off-street parking, laun- Housing Opportunity* leave a message. d r y f a c i l i t ie s . S o m e units newly remodeled. Rental assistance avail760 Autos Wanted 803 Duplexes For Rent able for Lower Income CLEANING UP? We buy Residents. Call 605junk cars. Jim's Auto 642-7400 for more in- IN BELLE FOURCHESalvage, Sturgis. 605- formation. Equal Hous- Newly remodeled lower ing Opportunity. 347-2303. half of duplex 2 bedroom 1 bathroom. Yes we have Apartments For Washer/dryer hookups. 800 HOME DELIVERY! Rent No pets. $900/monthly. Call Black Hills Ready November 1st. STURGIS: KEY CITY Pioneer today Call 605-484-1364. MANOR- Efficiency and 605-642-2761 1 bedroom apartments for rent/ income based SPEARFISH: 2 BEDCommercial 809 housing/ rent range R O O M . 5 t h S t r e e t Rentals from $25-$658. For in- Apartments and Hillformation and applica- side Apartments. Clean! 12th STREET PLAZA t i o n c a l l B e t h a t Rent Based On Income. or Retail Commercial 605.347.3384. *Equal For More Information Space Available, Prime Housing Opportunity* Call 605-645-8933 or A p p l y O n l i n e a t Spearfish location, Rewww.hdamanagement. c e p t i o n a r e a , a l s o Yes we design logos! com. APPLICATIONS space for two desks. Call our Black Hills AVAILABLE ONSITE. Shared Utilities. ConPioneer marketing Equal Housing Oppor- tact Barry at 605 848 experts today 5555 tunity. 605-642-2761

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103 Community Events BONUS DAYS!! Saturday on State 1401 5th Ave Belle Fourche. November 26, Friday 10-4 November 27, Saturday 10-4 Vintage, Repurposed and Refreshed Furniture, Collectibles and Antiques follow us on Facebook @ Saturday on State GUN SHOW Sat. Dec. 4, 9AM-5PM and Sun. Dec 5, 9AM-2PM at The Monument Civic Center, Rapid City. Information call 605-209-1166.

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Affordable living in Spearfish. 4 bedroom 2 bath 16x80 Mobile home on a rented lot located in Spearfish Valley Mobile Estates. Nice spacious home with new 20x8 deck and 8x12 paver patio.

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Great investment opportunity! This is a nicely updated and well maintained side by side duplex in Sturgis. Updates from the past 5 years include new electrical, plumbing, fixtures, insulation, and a new roof!

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The Mineral Palace is looking for highly motivated people to join our team! We are looking for the following positions: • Graveyard Floor Supervisor (must possess or be willing to get a SDCG license) • Black Jack Dealers (must possess or be willing to get a SDCG license) • Table Games Manager • Servers • Cooks • Housekeepers • Casino Cleaners • Host Our focus is on customer service so apply today and start a fun and exciting position with us! We offer year-round employment and many other incentives! Competitive wages. Apply in person at the Front Desk, 601 Main St., Deadwood, SD or send a resume to: patti@mineralpalace.com

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203 Cleaning Services HOUSEKEEPING SPEARFISH 605-6396789 Call for estimateHeidi Cuny

208 Snow Removal

Interested parties may request a scope of work by contacting John Burke at jburke@ tb3law.com. Bids must be submitted on or before November 29, 2021 and can be submitted via e-mail, or by mailing to Willow Brook HOA, PO Box 542, Belle Fourche, SD 57717.

WILLOW BROOK HOA in Belle Fourche seeks bids for lawn care and/or snow removal for the Subdivision (on Statesboro Drive west of the Middle School). Interested parties may request a scope of work by contacting John Burke at jburke@ tb3law.com. Bids must be submitted on or before November 29, 2021 and can be submitted via e-mail, or by mailing to Willow Brook HOA, PO Box 542, Belle Fourche, SD 57717.

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For the bookworm in your life Sometimes, our best friends are books and sometimes, they’re people with their nose in a book. If your bestie loves to spend time with a good book, here are some great gifts that will tickle their fancy.

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Portable lighting makes all the difference to the dedicated reader. Look for portable book lights with clips to grip the book, LED lights for economical

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brightness, and, for advanced features, light temperatures to help with eye fatigue. For readers who tend to stay up too late with their books, there are alarm clocks that slowly fade out the light and fade it back in to gently put you to sleep and wake you up.

Library Themed Gifts

You can get mugs, shirts and even socks with library checkout cards on them. Also look for

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bookmarks and other reading accessories, such as journals and notebooks, in the same theme to make a package. You can even find library- and book-scented candles. Most voracious readers have logged serious library time, and these gifts will remind them of one of their favorite places.

Bestselling Books

Visit your local bookseller and, bearing in mind your bookworm’s favorite reads, pick up some of the staff’s recommendations. You can also choose fiction or nonfiction bestsellers or, joy of joys, a gift card so they can shop whenever they want.

Soft, Snuggly Blankets

Curling up with a good book on a cold winter’s day is made all the more enjoyable with a soft, snuggly

blanket. Look for blankets that are easy to maintain and go with your reading buddy’s home decor. Bonus points: Snag some comfy socks for maximum snuggliness.

Other Accessories

Bookmarks are always a good idea, and these days they come in cute clips, tiny plants and more. Also look for creative bookends to display their favorite reads in any room. You can also get a variety of bookthemed gifts, such as literary tote bags, postcards and even card games. Ask the booksellers in your town what they’d like to get for the holidays, and you’ll be well set on gifts for your bookworm.

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Giant Ornaments

Look for giant baubles everywhere these season. On lawns, on steps and porches, hanging from eaves, any and everywhere, except for on the tree. Because they’re bigger than the tree.

Giant Lights

This can go two ways. You can have actual physically large lights, which are great additions to outdoor displays. Or, you can have displays dripping with lots of regular-sized lights, inside and out and everywhere else. This year,

look for high-tech displays that will connect to each other and even synchronize to music.

Giant Inflatables

Blow up yard decorations get more and more popular — and bigger — every where. Now there are 18-foot-tall Frosties out there just waiting to post up in your yard. Also look for inflatables with motion, such as hands that wave. Also new this year are inflatables with projection that show lights, clips of movies and more.

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Along with everything else, wreaths have gotten bigger and more elaborate. And they’re no longer just on the front doors. Hang huge wreaths up near the roofline for a eye-drawing outdoor display. Wreaths also make great focal points for large interior walls and even doors inside the home. If you’re looking at lighted wreaths, make sure you get the kind with solar panels or battery packs. They don’t pack the oomph that their plugged-in counterparts do, but they’re easier

to plan without having to use a power cord.

Giant Lasers

It sounds like something from a science fiction movie, but laser displays are growing in popularity every year. Look for lasers to light up towering trees in your yard or the blank canvas that is your garage door. It’s also a great way to add dimension to your outdoor displays or even to put up an impressive display from ground level without climbing any ladders.

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Tantalizing tarts A tart is a smaller, shallow pie with no top crust. Typically, tarts have a crown-like edge rather than the fluted edges of a traditional pie. Tarts have a fruit or custard filling — really any filing you can put in a regular pie can go in a tart — and sometimes are served in a personal size, like these bite-sized cranberry tarts that get their form from a miniature muffin pan. No specialized

cookware needed here. These festive treats would be perfect at a holiday party or piled on a platter passed around your next get-together. Their ingredients include seasonal favorites like cranberries and pecans, and a sprinkle of zested citrus would add a fragrant garnish. Also consider a bright herb such as lemon thyme for a bright spark of flavor on a cold winter’s day.

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Bite-Sized Cranberry Tarts Crust 1 1/2 cups flour 3/4 cup butter, softened 3 ounces cream cheese, softened Filling 1/2 cup sugar 1/2 cup chopped pecans 1 large egg 1/4 cup butter 1 teaspoon vanilla 3/4 cup fresh cranberries, washed, drained and cut in half Glaze 1 cup powdered sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla 2-3 tablespoons 1. Heat your oven to 325 degrees Fahrenheit. 2. Combine flour, 3/4 cup, butter and cream cheese in a small bowl. Beat at medium speed until the dough forms a ball. 3. Divide the dough into 36 pieces. Place a piece of dough into each ungreased mini muffin cup and press the dough evenly onto

the bottom and up the sides. 4. Combine sugar, pecans, egg, 1/4 cup butter and vanilla in a small bowl. Place four to five cranberry halves in each pastrylined cup. Spoon two teaspoons sugar and pecan mixture over the cranberries. 5. Bake 22-25 minutes or until golden brown. Loosen the tarts from the pan while hot by running a knife around the inside of the rim. Cool completely and remove from the pan. 6. Combine the powdered sugar, vanilla and just enough milk to make a drizzle in a small bowl and drizzle over the cooled tarts.

Choosing a Christmas tree Putting up the tree is a great memory for many families. Now, there are lots to choose from, well beyond live tree or faux. But fear not, we’re here to help you find the perfect tannenbaum for your family’s holiday celebrations.

Live

Nothing smells quite like a live Christmas tree. If you choose to go the live route, know that your local Christmas tree vendor may have several varieties from which to choose. Get a tree suited to your family. If you have little hands (or paws) around, pick a tree with softer needles. Look for a tree that’s not so full that you can’t festoon it with decorations; it should have a few empty spaces to show off your cherished baubles. Find one with a straight trunk to avoid complications getting it in the tree stand and it should be fresh. Check for freshness by breaking a needle in half with your fingers. A fresh fir will snap; fresh pines should bend without breaking.

Reusable Trees

If bringing a live tree indoors isn’t your thing, the fake trees are getting more fancy every year. The

needles look more real and, just like everything else, even Christmas trees are more tech savvy. There are trees you can control with your digital assistant, that will sync their lights to music and that are controlled by remotes. Take that, disco tinsel tree. When you’re done with your tree for the year, take it down and store it according to the manufacturer’s directions. If your tree is technologically advanced, this may mean

considering storing it in a climate controlled closet or other space to avoid damage.

Recycling Your Trees

Once the season’s over, it’s time to responsibly recycle your live trees. Many cities and towns will offer a service to mulch your tree for you, or sometimes there’s a drive to create

fish and wetlands habitat using old Christmas trees. Look into the recycling programs offered in your area and choose the one that works best for you. Whatever you do, don’t just put it into the trash.

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Post-pandemic gifts for friends and loved ones Families, businesses, schools, and just about everyone had to modify daily life in dramatic ways due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Some of the most significant effects of COVID-19 — beyond the health implications — have been the changes in outings and gatherings and the ways holidays were celebrated. The 2021 holiday season figures to be especially jovial as the world continues to emerge from the pandemic. As shoppers hit the holiday shopping trail once more, they can look to the pandemic for gift-buying inspiration.

Travel-related gifts

Travel restrictions greatly limited where people could go, so millions embraced staycations as a means to taking breaks from school and work. Travel restrictions have now been lifted in many parts of the world, and vaccinated individuals may feel more comfortable traveling again. Consider gifts that include travel essentials, such as luggage, plane tickets, toiletries, hotel vouchers, and even gift cards to use on vacation purchases.

Preparatory gifts

conscious” as a result of the pandemic. Cases of COVID-19 are on the decline, but it still pays to be cautious and sanitary. Gifts that promote cleanliness may continue to be appreciated and also prepare a person should another pandemic occur in the future. Stylish reusable face masks; special sanitary “keys” that limit contact with things like ATMs, doors and elevator buttons; ultraviolet disinfecting lamps; and even purses and bags that can be cleaned without damage are all gift ideas that make cleanliness more convenient.

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Dining out vouchers

Even though many restaurants pivoted to takeout service or established outdoor seating to meet safety requirements, dining establishments still felt the pain of the pandemic. More people have now returned to traditional dining, and restrictions on indoor dining have gradually been loosened. Therefore, gifts that focus on dining out, such as certificates for favorite

In the wake of canceled vacation plans, homeowners channeled their vacation dollars into home improvements. Those who still have plans to redo and renovate will appreciate gifts that may include gift cards to popular home improvement and design retailers. In addition, as certain home improvement materials like lumber have gotten more expensive, a cash gift to offset the cost of materials can

restaurants or wine bottle caddies for BYOB establishments, can make for great gifts.

Support new hobbies

Many people took on new hobbies and explored new activities to pass the time during the pandemic. Encourage these hobbies by gifting tools and supplies. If a person adopted a new pet, try pettoy subscriptions or even purchase pet health insurance. Though the pandemic is something many people would love to forget, holiday shoppers can look to it for inspiration when buying gifts this year.

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We start off, much like the holiday season, with roasted turkey. Turkeys are a New World food and were eaten by ancient peoples in the Americas for centuries before European conquerors brought turkeys back home with them. Turkey was eaten in England as early as the 16th century and, during the 17th century, turkey became a common Christmastide food in Britain. In the U.S., turkey was a common Thanksgiving dish as early as the 1800s.

Ham

The word ham comes from the Old English ham or hom, meaning lthe bend of the knee, fitting since it refers to a leg of pork. People have been eating ham almost as long as there have been people and pigs; even the ancient Romans had a recipe. Hams can be dry cured in salt, wet cured in a brine or smoked. Usually, in the U.S., hams for holiday consumption are baked in a sweet

outer coating, sometimes of honey or brown sugar.

Prime Rib

This is a cut of beef from the primal rib containing anywhere from two to seven ribs. Ribeye steaks are also cut from the standing ribs. Prime rib is a traditional Christmas roast among the Irish, as beef was dear and it was a holiday treat. Prime rib is made by slow-roasting the meat on the primal rib and then portioning it after cooking, whereas ribeye steaks are what you get when you cut it before cooking.

Roasted Goose

In Germany, roasted geese often sit on the Christmas table, and the birds are also popular in England. They are usually seasoned with apples, sweet chestnuts, prunes and onions, along with mugwort or marjoram. They can be served alongside potatoes and other root vegetables roasted in the goose fat, which has a high smoking point and thus makes these veggies nice and crisp. Goose itself is a dark meat with an intense flavor that’s not akin to turkey or chicken.

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How to make the most of Small Business Saturday Gifts and gatherings take center stage come the holiday season. The holiday season begins on Thanksgiving and continues until New Year’s Day. During that time, families gather to exchange gifts, break bread, celebrate their faith, and toast the

year to come. The good times and gatherings that are such a big part of the holiday season were absent from many celebrations in 2020. Though the COVID-19 pandemic is ongoing, the successful rollout of various vaccines should make the coming holiday season feel more normal. That means gift exchanges and

gatherings are back in play. Savvy celebrants recognize the benefits of shopping early, and Small Business Saturday is a great chance to get back in the holiday swing of things while supporting the local businesses that make communities so unique.

Plan ahead

Small Business Saturday takes place each year on the Saturday after Thanksgiving in the United States. Since its inception in 2010, Small Business Saturday has grown in popularity. American Express estimates that 110 million people participated in Small Business Saturday in 2019, which underscores how shoppers can benefit from planning ahead. Research sales and inventories of local businesses you want to support so you’re ready to go come Saturday morning. Doing your homework can make it easier to navigate the crowds.

Reserve a table at your favorite restaurant

A great meal with

friends and family can be an ideal way to cap off a day of shopping, and it’s a great way to support a local restaurant. It’s worth noting that a National Today survey of 1,000 shoppers that focused on Small Business Saturday shopping habits found that food and groceries were the most popular things to buy local. Saturday is traditionally a popular night to dine out, and that popularity is even greater on Small Business Saturday. Shoppers can ensure they aren’t waiting for a table by booking a reservation in advance.

Check your social media feeds

Many small businesses have recognized the value of communicating directly with consumers through their social media feeds. Throughout the day, shoppers can keep an eye on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to learn about special sales or events. In addition, shoppers can share their shopping experiences via their own feeds. Many small businesses rely on word-of-mouth from existing customers, so this can be another way to show your support for the establishments that call your community home. Small Business Saturday is a great way to begin the holiday shopping season on the right foot.

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Deck the halls with DIY decor Decorating is one of the joys of the holiday season. Families often decorate together, and such traditions may include dressing the Christmas tree and hanging holiday lights around the house. A day spent making homemade ornaments is another great way to decorate and spend quality time together as a family during the holiday season. Though families can let their imaginations run wild when making ornaments at home, the following are some great starting points that can serve as springboards for holiday crafting sessions.

Snowmen

The holiday season simply wouldn’t be the same without snowmen. Homemade snowmen can be made out of ping pong balls, which are the ideal size when making ornaments for the Christmas tree. Those who want to go a little bigger can glue wiffle balls or large polystyrene balls together or create their own papier mâché snowmen to display on mantles or on console tables in a foyer or hallway.

Santa Claus

Another staple of holiday decor, Santa Claus has inspired many a DIY holiday ornament over the years. A paper plate Santa Claus with a cotton ball beard glued on can make for a fun Christmas craft, especially for young children who can’t wait for the big guy to appear on Christmas Eve.

Penguins

Though they might not have a direct link to the holiday season, penguins evoke feelings of cold weather, making them an ideal addition to holiday decor schemes. Make your own penguin family using polystyrene craft balls in assorted sizes and then hang them on the tree or place them around the house.

Reindeer

Santa would not be able to get the job done each Christmas Eve without his trustworthy team of reindeer. Popsicle stick reindeer projects can be fun for kids of all ages and a great way for youngsters to recognize the efforts of Dasher, Dancer, Comet, Cupid, and, of course, Rudolph, among others.

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When to travel this holiday season Many people travel to see family and friends during the holiday season, and the 2021 holiday season figures to be an especially busy one for travel. Celebrants are anxious to spend the holidays with their loved ones in 2021 after canceling such plans a year ago, when the COVID-19 pandemic forced many families to scrap traditional gatherings and spend holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas at home. As vaccinations rates continue to grow across the globe, the likelihood of a very busy holiday travel season increases as well. For instance, Club Med reported a significant uptick in holiday season bookings as early as May. Club Med bookings around Thanksgiving had already increased by 18 percent in May, while bookings around Christmas had increased by 9 percent. That bodes well for the travel industry, though it could mean travelers have to do some significant advance planning if they intend to leave home this holiday season. • The Monday before Thanksgiving might be the best day to fly. AAA found that Monday has the lowest average ticket price prior to the holiday and is a lighter travel day than later in the week. Those who don’t mind departing on Thanksgiving Day also can benefit from the lowest average airline fare of

any day that week. • Nearly 50 million people were expected to travel by automobile for the Thanksgiving holiday in 2019. People who intend to do so on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving should know that traveling near major cities during rush hour that day can lead to heavy delays. Delays were roughly 3.5 times longer than normal in cities like Atlanta, Los Angeles, New York, and Houston between the hours of 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. on the night before Thanksgiving. • The 10-day period between December 21 and January 1 featured a record number of American travelers in 2019. Roughly 115.6 million people traveled in that period, and that number could be even greater in 2021 as the world continues to emerge from the pandemic. AAA reports that more than 104 million of those travelers traveled by car, so travelers who want to drive should keep that in mind and potentially look to hit the road prior to December 21. • People traveling by car in or near major cities around the Christmas holiday should know that the days after Christmas tend to be the busiest in such locales, though the delays pale in comparison to those on the day before Thanksgiving. For example, the peak congestion period in Chicago around the Christmas holiday in 2019 was between 4:45 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. on December 26. However, the delays during that time period were just 1.3 times greater than normal. While that’s still nothing to celebrate, it’s a far cry from the more significant delays travelers can expect on the day preceding Thanksgiving.

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Toast the season with a literary-inspired cocktail Reading familiar stories and watching classic Christmas movies are part and parcel of many celebrations. For example, “A Christmas Carol,” a novella by Charles Dickens that was published in 1843, is a must-read and mustsee for many people each holiday season. The story is the tale of the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge, who is visited by various ghosts, each of whom teaches Scrooge an important lesson about living life to its fullest. Many local theater companies put on productions of the classic Dickens tale around the holiday season. Holiday celebrants and fans of “A Christmas Carol” can raise a toast to Charles Dickens by enjoying one of his favorite cocktails, the “Sherry Cobbler,” courtesy of Margaret Kaplan’s “How to Drink Like a Writer: Recipes for the Cocktails and Libations that Inspired 100 Literary Greats” (Apollo Publishing). While Dickens did not mention the Sherry Cobbler in “A Christmas Carol,” the beverage does make an appearance in another of his works,

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Charles Dickens’s Sherry Cobbler 2 orange slices 1 tablespoon sugar 4 ounces amontillado sherry Berries for garnishing Maraschino cherries for garnishing 1 lemon wheel for garnishing Muddle orange slices and sugar at the bottom of a cocktail shaker. Add sherry and ice and shake. Strain ingredients into a Collins glass filled with crushed ice. Garnish with seasonal berries, maraschino cherries and a lemon wheel.

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Hosting the holidays this year To the relief of many, the upcoming holiday season figures to feel more normal than it did a year ago. The COVID-19 pandemic forced families to celebrate the 2020 holiday season in quarantine. Longtime family traditions like big gatherings might have been shelved in 2020, but the successful rollout of various vaccines has put such celebrations back in play in 2021. Though it would be great to imagine a 2021 holiday season with COVID-19 well in the rearview mirror, the spread of potentially deadly variants of the virus and the relatively high number of eligible yet unvaccinated adults and children could make hosting the holidays a bit tricky. The following are some strategies hosts can employ to make this holiday season both special and safe.

Host small celebrations instead of one large one

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masse during the holiday season may benefit by hosting a small gathering or two instead of one big one. This can be especially important if families include a lot of unvaccinated people, like small children.

Ask guests to wear a mask if anyone is concerned

The debate about masks is ongoing. While the vast majority of mask mandates had

been lifted in the spring of 2021, concerns about the Delta variant prompted government officials and public health agencies to reconsider their mask guidelines. Families need not wait for government-issued mandates to help relatives ease their anxiety about variants of the virus. Hosts can explain to family members that if anyone on the guest list expresses concerns about the virus that they will ask everyone else

to wear masks while celebrating indoors. Anyone unwilling to comply can celebrate outside or stay home and visit after concerned relatives have gone home.

Stick to the great outdoors

Families that gather in mild climates for the holidays can reduce the likelihood of spreading the virus by keeping celebrations outdoors. Public health agencies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization have noted the virus is considerably less likely to spread outdoors, as researchers have learned fresh air disperses and dilutes the virus. So celebrating outdoors this holiday season can provide a measure of protection for family members who are not vaccinated.

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Make-ahead meals for tasty holiday dinners Individuals may be presented with plenty of opportunities to cook for a crowd over the course of a typical year. But no time of year is more synonymous with large sit-down meals than the holiday season. Certain foods, such as pasta dishes and casseroles, are ideal dishes to cook for crowds. However, for those home cooks who want to prepare in advance and then enjoy themselves on the actual holiday, it may be best to choose foods that taste better the day after the dish has been cooked.

Stew

A stew that’s been simmering on the stove or in the slow cooker all day will have a winning flavor. But stew can be even more delicious the next day. The starch in the potatoes will enable the sauce of the stew — whether it’s tomato-based or comprised of a mix of brown gravy and meat drippings — to thicken. The meat may continue to cook and tenderize while reheating.

Meatloaf

The herbs and spices in a meat

loaf continue to release their flavors, and letting the loaf sit can improve the texture and the ability to slice it without it falling apart. Consider panfrying individual slices of meatloaf until they’re browned so they’ll be crisp on the outside and tender in the middle.

Lasagna

Lasagna is a layered pasta dish featuring flat noodle sheets, cheese, sauce, and sometimes meat like ground beef or sausage. Lasagnas that are served right out of the oven can be runny even if they taste scrumptious. Baking it and letting it sit overnight allows all of the layers to gel together, making for a much more cohesive and fortified dish the following day.

Curries

Curries are typically made with many spices that help to make the dish flavorful. A curry that is freshly made may feature intense flavor because each of its components can be tasted individually. After a night of resting in the refrigerator, those flavors meld and mellow.

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FEATURING: 320+/- acres in three (2) tracts nicely located near Sturgis, the Black Hills and western Meade County consisting of high-grade farmland, beautiful grass land and boarders approximately 3/4 miles of the flowing Belle Fourche River. This acreage is well situated for whitetail deer, mule deer, waterfowl, wild turkey and great fishing from the Belle Fourche River

SIMULCAST-ONLINE AUCTION DATE: Starts Wednesday December 9th at 7:00 A.M MDT and concludes with the live auction Friday January 10th, 2022 after completion of live auction ON LINE LINK: WWW.BERTREA.COM

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8026 Blucksberg Dr., Sturgis, SD 57785

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LIVE AUCTION DATE: Friday, December 10th, 2022 at 2:00 P.M. Bertolotto Real Estate & Auction office at 1102 Junction Avenue in Sturgis

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SHOWING DATES: Monday, November 29th, 2021 and Friday, December 3rd, 2021 from 11:00: A.M. till 3:00 at the property located south of SD HWY 34 on Impala Place OR BY APPOINTMENT with Bob Bertolotto - 605-720-2021

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DOUBLE SPOT $168.00 for 4 weeks • SINGLE SPOT $89.00 for 4 weeks ADD AN ONLINE BUSINESS DIRECTORY for $49.00

DIRECTIONS: From Sturgis take Highway 34 east approx. 23 miles to Impala Place, follow Impala Place south approx. 2 Miles to the property on the right signs will be posted. TRACT 1: 160 +/- acres Meade County parcel number: 30.13.43/30.24.11; Legal: S2SE section 13, T06N R08E and N2NE S24, T6N, R08E; approx. 160 Acres +/currently hay/crop & grass lands. Includes approx ½ mile of the Belle Fourche River. Soil ratings up to .837. TRACT 2: 160.00 Acres +/- Meade County parcel number: 30.24.13. Approx 160 acres +/- currently hay/crop & grass lands. Includes approx. 1/8 Mile of the Belle Fourche River. Soil ratings up to .837. TRACT 3: combination of tract 2 & 3 OWNER: MICHAEL COOPER

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1102 Junction Ave., Sturgis, SD 57785

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Office 605-720-2021

The Weekly Prospector SPEARFISH: 2 BEDROOM. 5th Street Apartments and Hillside Apartments. Clean! Rent Based On Income. For More Information Call 605-645-8933 or Apply Online at www.hdamanagement. com. APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE ONSITE. Equal Housing Opportunity. Yes we design logos! Call our Black Hills Pioneer marketing experts today 605-642-2761

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

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

BONUS DAYS!! Saturday on State 1401 5th 203 Cleaning Services Ave Belle Fourche. 803 Duplexes For Rent November 26, Friday 10-4 November 27, Sat- H O U S E K E E P I N G IN BELLE FOURCHEurday 10-4 Vintage, Re- SPEARFISH 605-639Newly remodeled lower p u r p o s e d a n d R e - 6789 Call for estimatehalf of duplex 2 bedfreshed Furniture, Col- Heidi Cuny room 1 bathroom. lectibles and Antiques Washer/dryer hookups. follow us on Facebook No pets. $900/monthly. 208 Snow Removal @ Saturday on State Ready November 1st. Call 605-484-1364. GUN SHOW Sat. Dec. WILLOW BROOK HOA 4, 9AM-5PM and Sun. in Belle Fourche seeks C ommercial Dec 5, 9AM-2PM at The b i d s f o r l a w n c a r e 809 Rentals Monument Civic Center, and/or snow removal 12th STREET PLAZA Rapid City. Information for the Subdivision (on Commercial or Retail call 605-209-1166. Statesboro Drive west Space Available, Prime of the Middle School). Professional Spearfish location, ReInterested parties may 200 ception area, also Services request a scope of work space for two desks. **WEAVERS MOBILE b y c o n t a c t i n g J o h n Shared Utilities. Con- H O M E S E R V I C E S * * B u r k e a t j b u r k e @ tact Barry at 605 848 Now offers brand new tb3law.com. Bids must 5555 ARCTIC HEAT TAPE be submitted on or bePACKAGE. Heat tape, fore November 29, 2021 E-MAIL YOUR NEW inspection and replace- and can be submitted CLASSIFIEDS TO classifieds@bhpioneer.com m e n t . F u r n a c e / d u c t via e-mail, or by mailing cleaning. Call Lee 605- to Willow Brook HOA, WE WILL CONTACT 639-9580 or Jean 605- P O B o x 5 4 2 , B e l l e YOU FOR FURTHER Fourche, SD 57717. 639-0368. DETAILS!

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HIRING COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT OFFICER at the Matthews Opera House. 25-30 hours/week. $15/hour. Should be outgoing, self-motivated, excellent communication skills, passionate about arts. Experience in event planning preferred. Email cover letter & resume to director @matthewsopera.com PART-TIME HOMEMAKER/Aide position available. Could work into full-time. Excellent opportunity to work independently and make your schedule work for you. Must be 18 yrs or older, have a valid drivers license, reliable transportation and like working with all types of people in their home environment. Call 800989-3738 for more information.

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GOLDEN RIDGE SENIOR Living is now hiring for full time caregivers, med-aids, cooks, and a activities director! Wage DOE. Please call 605580-7136 From letter copies to magazines! Call Black Hills Pioneer for all your printing needs

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