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VOL. 44, NO 19 • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2020 SEATON PUBLISHING COMPANY, P.O. BOX 7, SPEARFISH, SD • 605-642-2761

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

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

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

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Call our Black Hills Pioneer marketing experts today 605-642-2761

DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND is currently hiring COCKTAIL SERVERS. Applications available online. Please fax application or resume to 605-559-0446 or email info@ dmgrand.com NEED A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE BLACK HILLS PIONEER? CARRIER DELIVERY OR E-EDITION CALL LINDA AT 642-2761

DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND is currently hiring LOUNGE SERVERS. Applications **WEAVERS MOBILE available online. Please H O M E S E R V I C E S * * fax application/resume Now offers brand new t o 6 0 5 -559-0446 or to info ARCTIC HEAT TAPE e m a i l PACKAGE. Heat tape, @ d m g r a n d . c o m inspection and replacement. Furnace/duct Full-Time Help 402 cleaning. Call Lee 605Wanted 639-9580 or Jean 6053 COUSINS PIZZA (now 639-0368. located at the Iron Horse Inn & Casino in Part-Time Help Deadwood), is opening 401 Wanted S O O N . N o w h i r i ng GRAB-A-CAB is look- cooks, bar & waitstaff ing for a PART-TIME and Dish washers/busDRIVER in the Lead- b o y s . C o n t a c t K e n D e a d w o o d a r e a . Owens 605-717-3982 Needed immediately. or Iron Horse Inn & Call 605-269-1520.

Casino 605-717-7530.

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HISTORIC HOMESTAKE OPERA House Society is seeking a Bookkeeper/ Office Manager who will be responsible for implementing and maintaining the organization’s QuickBooks accounting system. The role of Office Manager responsibilities will include, but not be limited to, developing intra-office communication protocols, streamlining administrative procedures, and inventory control. Send resume, cover letter and a minimum of three (3) to: references patrick@homestakeoperahouse.org by Friday, Nov. 20th, 2020 at 5pm.

LEWIE'S SALOON & EATERY is looking for Cooks and Servers .

Full-time and part-time nights and weekends.

Servers must be 21.

Servers wage: $6/hr plus great tips; cooks wage: $13. Apply in person at 711 S. Main St., Lead.

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Online Auction November 22 - 30, 2020

Auction ends at 4:30 p.m. Nov. 30. • Pickup will be in Spearfish 2-6 p.m. Dec. 3

Belle Fourche Area Community Center Winter 2021

Adult Volleyball Registration NOW OPEN!

Register your team by December 11th Coed League - Sundays • Women’s League - Mondays 8-Week season plus double elimination league tournament

$250 per team

ALL FEES & SIGNATURES ARE DUE AT REGISTRATION. No roster changes/additions after this date.

Checks will be held until the start of the season due to unknowns with COVID Registration packets available at BFACC or online at www.bellefourcherec.com

Volleyball refs also needed!

Client is wanting to downsize and remodel for retirement.

View and bid at RapidCity.CTBIDS.com or go to caringtransitionsrapidcity.com and click on the CTBIDS button.

For more information contact Susie Hofland 307-290-0572 or shofland@caringtransitions.com

Thank you for your cooperation.

WITH THE WINTER SEASON, THE BELLE FOURCHE POLICE/CODE ENFORCEMENT DEPARTMENT WOULD LIKE TO REMIND THE PUBLIC ON THE BELLE FOURCHE CITY ORDINANCES CONCERNING SNOW REMOVAL. • All sidewalks must be cleaned within (24) hours of the last snowfall. Upon the failure of the owner of abutting property to remove snow or ice from the sidewalks the City may provide for removal and tax the removal expense by special assessment against the abutting property.

• No person may park or allow to remain parked any vehicle or trailer on any street designated as a snow route during snowfall or prior to the time said street is cleared of snow by the City. Vehicles or trailers parked on snow routes in violation of this section may be ticketed and/or towed at the owner’s expense.

• Please do not shovel snow onto the property of others or onto areas or roads that have already been shoveled/cleared.

Please contact Belle Fourche Code Enforcement Officer at 605-892-4354 or visit www.bellefourche.org with any questions.

For more info, contact Tessa @ 892-2467 or tessa@bellefourche.org

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Downtown Spearfish is open on Sundays for the Holidays!

Every Sunday from Thanksgiving to Christmas

Come shop with us for all your Holiday gifts this year!

Good Earth REDwater Kitchen 2 Broke Girls Elysian Clothing Spearfish Brewing V-Rae’s Boutique Heislers Hardware

Lueders Food Centers Reruns for Small Ones Bent Willow Designs Nonna’s Kitchen False Bottom Bar Visit Spearfish High Plains Heritage Center

Killians is offering drink coupons for shoppers!

SEE BUSINESSES FOR HOURS OF OPERATION

FULL TIME EXPERIENCED Certified Veterinary Technician. Mixed animal practice. Resume & references required. Information: Linda 307-283-2115.

Crook County Veterinary Service Box 787 Sundance, WY 82729.

DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND is currently hiring CASINO CLEANERS. Full benefits and 401k. Applications available online.

Please fax application/ resume to 605-5590446 or email to info@dmgrand.com UNIQUITIES SEEKS MANAGER. Must have: retail sales experience, excellent customer service, computer skills.

Send resume to: C. Anagnopoulos, 821 University , Spearfish SD 57783 E-MAIL YOUR NEW CLASSIFIEDS TO classifieds@bhpioneer.com

CORINNE WILL THEN CONTACT YOU FOR FURTHER DETAILS!

ance and repairs on LAWRENCE COUNTY c o u n t y r o a d s a n d LAWRENCE COUNTY JOB OPENING NOTICE bridges. Other duties JOB OPENING: Job Date: 10/22/2020 Job exclusive to the posi- Title: TelecommunicatT i t l e : L i g h t / H e a v y tion will also be as- or I Department/Office: E q u i p m e n t signed and required. Sheriff’s Office. Closing Operator/Highway Crew Job duties will include Date: When Position is Maintenance Worker. working outdoors in in- Filled. Start Date: To Be D e p a r t m e n t / O f f i c e : clement weather. Ex- Set Starting Pay: $19.26 Lawrence County High- p e r i e n c e / E d u c a t i o n : – $20.44 (Depending on way Department. Ap- Must possess a valid E x p e r i e n c e ) . W o r k plication Closing Date: Class A South Dakota Schedule: Hours will Open until filled. Start Commercial Driver's Li- vary, including nights, Date: TBD Starting Pay cense with tank en- weekends and holidays.

Range: $ 23.57- $ 24.78 dorsement. Prior experi- S u b m i t A p p l i c a t i o n / p e r h r . D O E . W o r k e n c e i n o p e r a t i n g Résumé to: Captain Schedule: Winter hours: equipment preferred. Patrick Johnson. De7A- 3:30P M-F Sum- M u s t h a v e a H i g h scription of Duties: Anmer hours: 6A- 4:30P School Diploma or GED s w e r s p h o n e , d i s M - T H ( M a y i n c l u d e Certificate. Additional p a t c h e s r a d i o m e s working after hours, Information: Must be sages, operates CAD weekends and holidays) able to pass a post-of- systems, performs all Submit Application to: f e r p h y s i c a l , d r u g types of public safety Completed Lawrence screening and back- telecommunications, County job application ground check, prior to possesses a working required & available at beginning employment. knowledge of the genwww.lawrence.sd.us or Shall be a Lawrence eral geographical area by calling 605-578-2183 County resident within of the county and other and submit to Diane at eleven months of em- specific areas of condbracha@lawrence.sd.u ployment. For any addi- cern in order to ads or by mail to P.O. Box t i o n a l i n f o r m a t i o n equately carry out their 5 1 4 D e a d w o o d , S D please call: (605) 578- assignment, ensures 57732 Description of 2183. Lawrence County that all personnel are in Duties: Operating light is an Equal Opportunity compliance with the of& heavy duty highway Employer. fice policy and procedequipment. Responsures, maintains a good ible for performing working relationship Yes we have maintenance on all with other Law Enforcecounty equipment & direct-to-door delivery! ment Agencies, and Call Black Hills performing maintenother duties as rePioneer today ance and repairs on quired. Experience/Edu605-642-2761 county roads and cation: Telecommunicbridges. Other duties ator Experience Deexclusive to the posisired. High School Diption will also be asloma or GED equivalent signed and required. required. He/She must Job duties will include be capable of obtaining working outdoors in ina South Dakota 911 clement weather. ExTelecommunicator Cerperience/Education: tificate and capable of Must possess a valid completing an Office Class A South Dakota approved, Emergency Commercial Driver's LiMedical Dispatch (EMD) The following positions Wyo.Additional operations:Incense with tank en- are available at our Colony, course. dorsement. Prior experiformation: He/She must ence in operating be capable of obtaining equipment preferred. knowledge Requirements: Current CDL with doubles/triple endorsements or a beworking able to obtain, clean MVR, of preferred. Must be able to perform truck driving tasks safely M u s3tyears h atruck v e driving a H experience igh Telecommunicator Duand Diploma do pre-op and post-op inspections, drive in all weather conditions, pull double trailersbe School or GED ties.

He/She must safely, do all paperwork required. MSHA safety training will be required. Starting wage $20Certificate. capable of becoming $22/hr DOE.Additional fluent in the LCSO DiviInformation: Must be able to pass a post-ofsion I, Policy Manual. tools. This position will f e r Requirements: p h y s i c a l ,Must d rhave u g CDL, welding experience, and have own He/She must possess require mechanical knowledge to repair, rebuild, and maintain mining equipment which include screening and backsound interpersonal Caterpillar scrapers, dozers, trucks, excavators, motor graders, Komatsu excavators & support ground check, priorpower to train and hydraulic systems on mining skills which Most would enequipment, including equipment. of the repairs are at the mine sites in SD, WY, and MT and will be working of a to service truck. beginning employment. able out them work with Schedule 12 hour shifts (5A-5P) 5-6 days/week with OT pay fellow applicablestaff, (hourly court position).ofShall be ais Lawrence MSHA safety training will be required. Pay rate DOE. County resident within ficers, and the general eleven months of empublic. He/She must ployment.

For any addi- of standard practices, materials, tools, have competent typing Requirements: Knowledge truck repair equipment, clean pass MVR anda have own t i o nknowledge a l i n f of o rmechanical, m a t i o n electrical, air, brake, suspension systems, skills; hearing tools.call: Current CDL a578plus, but not required. Applicant must havetest the ability to pre-employstand or walk please (605) and a for long periods of time, bend, kneel, lift up to 75 lbs., fill out daily paperwork and/or safety 2183.

Lawrence County ment drug screen and related documents.

Schedule is 10-12 hour shifts, 5 days/week, overtime, occasional Saturday is anif Equal physical.

He/She weather Opportunity interrupts regular week. MSHA safety training will be required.

Pay rate DOE. must Employer. be able to multi-task and speak clearly in Benefits include: high stress situations.

Health insurance, 401K, paid holidays, personal days, vacation, Lawrence County is an and educational assistance program offerings. equal opportunity emInterested applicants: ployer.

Minerals Technologies

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We’re Hiring!

• Truck Drivers

• Heavy Equipment Mechanic/Welder

• Truck Mechanic

Interested applicants can request an application or submit a resume to judy.kling@mineralstech.com, or mail resume to Minerals Technologies, Attn: Judy Kling – HR Dept., 10881 US Hwy 212, Belle Fourche, SD 57717

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quired. Experience/Education: Telecommunicator Experience Desired. High School Diploma or GED equivalent required. He/She must be capable of obtaining a South Dakota 911 Telecommunicator Certificate and capable of completing an Office approved, Emergency Medical Dispatch (EMD) course. Additional Information: He/She must be capable of obtaining a working knowledge of Telecommunicator Duties. He/She must be capable of becoming fluent in the LCSO Division I, Policy Manual.

He/She must possess sound interpersonal skills which would enable them to work with fellow staff, court officers, and the general public. He/She must have competent typing skills; pass a hearing test and a pre-employment drug screen and physical. He/She must be able to multi-task and speak clearly in high stress situations.

Lawrence County is an equal opportunity employer.

Date: When Position is Filled. Start Date: To be set. Starting Pay: $19.26 to $20.04 DOE. Work Schedule: Hours will vary, including nights, weekends and holidays. Submit Application/ Résumé to: Captain Tavis Little.

Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office. Description of Duties: Processes Inmates, Conducts Work Release Program, Controls Inmate Movement, and Provides Routine Medical Care to Prisoners. Maintains Corrections Data Base, and Exhibits Concern for the Physical Welfare of All P r i s o n e r s .

Experience/Education: Custodial Experience Desired. High School Diploma or GED equivalent required. He/She must be capable of obtaining a South Dakota Jailer’s Certificate. Additional Information: He/She must be capable of obtaining a working knowledge of Jail Duties. He/She must be capable of becoming fluent in the LCSO Custody Division Policy Manual. He/She must possess sound interpersonal skills which LAWRENCE COUNTY J O B O P E N I N G N O - would enable them to TICE Date: November work with fellow staff, 13, 2020. Job Title: Cor- prisoners, court officers, rectional Officer I. De- and the general public. p a r t m e n t / O f f i c e : He/she must meet and Sheriff’s Office. Closing pass medical exam and Date: When Position is minimum standards, Filled. Start Date: To be pass pre-employment s e t . S t a r t i n g P a y : drug screen, and pre$19.26 to $20.04 DOE. employment physical Work Schedule: Hours agility screen. Lawrence w i l l v a r y , i n c l u d i n g County is an equal opnights, weekends and portunity employer. holidays. Submit Application/ Résumé to: Captain Tavis Little.

Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office. Description of Duties: Processes Inmates, Conducts Work Release Program, Controls Inmate Movement, and Provides Routine Medical Care to Prisoners. Maintains Corrections Data Base, and Exhibits Concern for the Physical Welfare of All P r i s o n e r s .

Experience/Education: Custodial Experience Desired. High School Diploma or GED equivalent required. He/She must be capable of obWe offer competitive wages, excellent benefits, paid taining a South Dakota vacations, 401K and opportunities for advancement.

Jailer’s Certificate. Additional Information: Stop In at 709 Main He/She must be Street cap- and fill out an application today or APPLY ONLINE! able of obtaining a working knowledge of www.silveradofranklin.com/about/work-for-us Jail Duties. He/She must be capable of becoming fluent in the LCSO Custody Division Policy Manual. He/She must possess sound interpersonal skills which would enable them to work with fellow staff, prisoners, court officers, and the general public.

He/she must meet and pass medical exam and minimum standards, pass pre-employment drug screen, and preemployment physical

must be capable of obtaining a South Dakota Jailer’s Certificate. Additional Information: He/She must be capable of obtaining a working knowledge of Jail Duties. He/She must be capable of becoming fluent in the LCSO Custody Division Policy Manual. He/She must possess sound interpersonal skills which would enable them to work with fellow staff, prisoners, court officers, and the general public.

He/she must meet and pass medical exam and minimum standards, pass pre-employment drug screen, and preemployment physical agility screen. Lawrence County is an equal opportunity employer.

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ARE YOU MOVING? Do you have kids that draw? A restaurant in need of table covers?

We have END ROLLS OF PAPER for sale starting at $5! Come on out to 315 Seaton Circle to get them before they are gone!

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703 Snow Equipment BOSS V-PLOWS. 3 new 1 used. Will fit any 3/4 or 1 ton truck.

All come with snow deflectors installed. $6200 - $8700 Installation available. Also have Boss parts.

Call Tim 701-5802283

POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Police Officer #1915406 Museum Assistant #1915349 Hotel Maintenance #1915285 Laborer, Apprentice Plumber #1915115 Carpenter/Helper #1915107 Dispatch Supervisor #1915106 Medical Records Admin (Chief HIM) #1915055 •• Plus 176 Other Job Listings in the Northern Hills Area •• •• Funded by USDOL ••

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

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RENEÉ BISGAARD Broker/Owner 605.641.9242 renee@blackhillsnow.com

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Family focus How to decorate a Beautiful Thanksgiving Table Bring the beauty of the autumn season inside for your Thanksgiving table decorations. Use fall colors, autumn foliage and colorful fruits of the season to arrange a dramatic Thanksgiving dinner table.

Step 1

Construct or purchase a Thanksgiving or autumn-themed centerpiece. Use a conventional cornucopia centerpiece or a fall floral arrangement because Thanksgiving is all about tradition. Spread autumn nuts and leaves around your centerpiece.

Step 2

Adorn your table with fall-colored candles set in rustic metal or wooden candleholders.

Arrange autumn foliage, nuts, berry assortments, wheat sprigs, mini squash and other seasonal vegetables about the base of your centerpiece.

Step 3

Use a large, hollowed pumpkin in place of a vase to exhibit an autumn floral centerpiece. Spread sprigs of wheat, nuts, berry clusters and fall leaves around the base of your pumpkin.

Step 4

Set your dining table with a tablecloth, place mats and napkins done in fallthemed prints and ordinating solids. Use Thanksgiving prints sparingly to prevent your table from looking busy and attracting

attention away from your fall centerpiece.

Step 5

Use napkin rings that reflect the autumn season. Hand-paint leaf patterns onto ordinary wooden napkin rings or utilize purchased rings with a similar motif.

Step 6

Use your best china or select dishes done in fall motifs or colors that coordinate well with the other elements of your table.

Step 7

Utilize clean autumn leaves as makeshift place cards. Rinse the leaves and gently pat them dry. Write your guest’s names on each leaf with a gold or black felttip pen. Place one colorful leaf in the center of every plate.

Considerations • Keep nuts in their shells when using them as part of your centerpiece.

• Be sure foliage is clean before placing them near food items.

• If your table space is limited, create a small centerpiece. Leave room for dishes.

• Keep the centerpiece at a low height that will allow guests an unobstructed view of one another.

• Don’t use scented candles in your centerpiece, as they will interfere with food aromas.

Pumpkin Pie Recipe Nothing smells like fall more than a traditional holiday pumpkin pie, and it doesn’t have to be a holiday to enjoy one.

Use the following recipe from Betty Crocker to enjoy this fall classic any time.

Ingredients: • 1 1/3 cups Gold Medal all-purpose flour • 1/2 teaspoon salt • 1/3 cup vegetable oil • 2 tablespoons cold water

Filling • 2 eggs • 1/2 cup sugar • 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon • 1/2 teaspoon salt • 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger • 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves • 1 can (15 oz.) pumpkin • 1 can (12 oz.) evaporated milk

Sweetened Whipped Cream • 3/4 cup whipping cream • 2 tablespoons sugar

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To prevent spilling, place pastry-lined pie plate on oven rack before adding filling.

Carefully pour pumpkin filling into pie plate.

Bake 15 minutes.

Reduce oven temperature to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Bake about 45 minutes longer or until knife inserted in center comes out clean. Place pie on cooling rack. Cool completely, about 2 hours.

In chilled medium bowl, beat whipping cream and 2 tablespoons sugar with electric mixer on high speed until stiff peaks form. Serve pie with whipped cream.

Store in refrigerator.

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Week 2, Page 3B With five weeks to go before Christmas arrives, you should: • Choose the foods and drinks you’ll be serving at your party (don’t forget to take allergies and dietary restrictions into account) • List everything you need to buy to bring your menu to life • Organize the gift exchange between family and friends (theme, budget, drawing of names, etc.)

• Schedule a photo shoot for your family Christmas cards • Buy new decorations to suit this year’s party theme or to replace old, tattered ones

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Sandwiched between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Small Business Saturday is the perfect event for local entrepreneurs and business owners to show the community why their offerings are needed.

If you haven’t supported your local business owners on Small Business Saturday, consider starting a new tradition this year and watch as your contributions help your local business community grow.

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American Express launched Small Business Saturday in 2010 coming off the heels of the Great Recession. Held on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, Small Business Saturday was built to encourage people to “shop small” and bring more holiday shopping exposure to small businesses across the country.

In 2019, shoppers came together to support their local communities more than ever. The 10th Annual Small Business Saturday hit a record high with an estimated $19.6 billion in reported spending.

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• There are 28.8 million small businesses in the country.

• Small businesses account for 99.7% of all businesses in the U.S. • Small businesses accounted for 64% of new jobs created in the U.S. between 1993 and 2011.

• Franchised small businesses employ roughly 8 million people, and make up 40% of all American retail jobs.

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One of the best ways you can help local businesses is not waiting until Small Business Saturday to open your wallet. Get out and shop or dine at a local small business, and don’t forget to invite friends to shop with you.

Your local business owners depend on busy weekends throughout the year to fund their dreams.

By showing your support, you can help them keep their businesses afloat, hire more employees and keep your local business community strong.

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Tips for successful shopping Black Friday is circled on the calendars of diehard shoppers across the country. The excitement of finding new deals and marking items off the holiday shopping list is at a fever pitch in any store that’s open for black friday.

But how can you maximize Black Friday shopping experience without maxing out your wallet? What types of items should you even be considering taking home with you? Read on for some practical tips that will make you a successful shopper this season.

What to shop for

Retailers on Black Friday often feature tablets, smartphones, kitchen appliances and clothing, as well as tvs and laptops. If you’re in the market for one of these items, Black Friday will be well worth your time. Start making a list of the items you’ll be looking for this season and assign a budget to each gift. Once the Black Friday circulars come out in your

local paper, you’ll be ready to pick and choose which items make sense for both your wish list and your budget.

Map out locations

Avoid the mistake of showing up to an unopened store on Black Friday. Retailers have different hours on different days throughout the shopping season, so it’s imperative that you understand when stores are open and closed.

You will likely find plenty of online deals during this famed shopping weekend, but retailers are also using store-only, limited-time doorbusters to attract customers. Know where you’re going and at what times to maximize your time behind the shopping cart.

Join loyalty programs

To really rack up the promotional deals, consider signing up for your local retailer’s free loyalty programs and merchandisers’ lists. This is a great way to

find discounts or coupons to use during Black Friday. You may find that local shops this time of year are extra focused on offering these types of programs to entice longterm loyalty from customers like

you. Sign up for email newsletters if you don’t mind receiving promotional communications from the store. This way, you’ll stay up on all the latest deals and products, even after Black Friday.

5 ways to make gift cards more personal When in doubt while holiday shopping, go with a gift card. Gift cards provide a convenient way to ensure people of all ages ultimately get something special.

Many people enjoy the convenience of storing digital gift card information on their phones.

Even though gift cards are any easy option, like giving cash, they may seem like impersonal gifts.

However, gift givers can explore these ways to add a personal touch to the gift card.

• Make your own gift card Companies including Visa® and Mastercard® enable gift-givers to personalize cards with their own photos. Shoppers also can choose from predesign galleries to present a card that has a little more flair. The gift cards can then be tied to specific occasions or holidays.

• Choose a popular store Rather than buying the first gift card you see, iselect a card for a specific store your loved one likes.

For example, if the person is an

outdoors enthusiast, a gift card to a local sporting goods store may be perfect.

• Wrap it in a unique way Don’t just give the gift card in an envelope; find a unique way to wrap it. After all, that will make the gift card a gift within a gift.

Find a small gift box and wrap the gift card as you would any other gift. Or make it even more exciting by designing a scavenger hunt with clues on where to find the hidden gift card.

• Assemble a gift basket Add a few extra treats to a basket with the gift card that ties into a theme. If the gift card is for a boating or fishing retailer, place tackle, a floating key ring or a dry storage bag in the gift basket.

• Add a sweet message Attach a greeting card and share a few sentiments about why the gift card was chosen. This will help make the gift more personal and show that time was taken to select the item.

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What’s old is new again Vintage christmas decorations are all the rage in the past few years. Jump on the nostalgia bandwagon in these creative ways.

Frame old wrapping paper, postcards and advertisements

Look for vintage holiday paper goods at garage sales, thrift stores and online. Put them in fun and funky frames for a great vintage look on sideboards, in hallways or as part of a centerpiece. You can also string vintage cards with mini clothespins on twine for a charming rustic accent. Store your finds in a cold, dry, dark place when the holiday’s over to keep them looking great.

Antique ornaments

While nostalgia is a huge driver for people looking for vintage christmas ornaments, there’s also a case to be made for the quality craftsmanship and materials of a previous age. Look for ornaments and decorations with a patina and materials and components that are glass instead of plastic. Older

ornaments aren’t going to be perfectly shiny and blown glass may not be perfectly shaped. Also look for a pontil mark, usually on the bottom of a glass ornament, where the ornament was broken off the glass-blowing pipe.

You can also look at the cap.

Most older ornament caps — the part that holds the loop or hook on — are simple, not like the filigreed, ornamented caps we have today. The caps may also be stamped with the country of origin. It’s fun to look for countries that don’t exist anymore, like west germany. Older metal caps may also show signs of oxidation or rust. Some ornaments from wwiiera america may also have paper caps because of wartime metal shortages.

Light it up

When you’re looking for lights, it’s best to stick to vintage-look lights instead of the real thing.

Electrical wires are susceptible to wear and today’s reproductions are much more energy efficient

than their aged forebears. If you absolutely must have a vintage light-up piece, consider snipping the cord so it doesn’t get plugged in and become a hazard.

Handmade goods

While you’re shopping, keep a sharp eye out for handmade treasures, especially stockings.

Crocheted, knitted or hand-sewn stockings can be a great addition to a vintage christmas collection.

Look for fun embroidery and vintage prints. Remember that some

fabrics don’t age as well as others.

When not on display, store your vintage stockings in a cool, dry, dark place. If you need to wash them, do so on delicate and lay flat to dry.

Garlands are another popular vintage item that was often usually handmade. Look for glass garlands, sometimes with cellophane or silver tinsel. As it ages, silver tinsel can often take on a golden color that’s gorgeous in your holiday decor.

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6 ways to stick to a holiday budget expenses associated with the holidays — not just the most obvious, like gifts. Costs for gas, parking lot fees, greeting cards, postage, travel expenses, and much more should be included in your final number.

2. Determine how much you can spend

budget for holiday spending, but only 64% stuck to it. In addition, 21.5% of respondents went into debt due to holiday shopping.

These six strategies can make it easy to establish and stick to a budget this holiday season.

1. Budget for everything

When working out holiday spending plans, factor in all of the

3. Set a spending limit for individuals

Based on your numbers and how much you plan to spend overall, start allocating money to catego-

4. Pay in cash as much as possible

It’s easy to know what you’re spending when using cash as opposed to credit. There is some risk with carrying around cash, but that risk may be offset by the benefit of spending only what you can afford to spend.

5. Track all purchases

Save the receipts and keep a running total of expenditures so you can see how your spending is measuring up to your budget. If necessary, scale back on one category if you’ve tipped the scales in spending on another.

6. Shop sales and deals

High-end stores may have the impressive tag, but their prices can set you back. Instead, look for comparable gifts at discount stores and other retailers. Also, if you must use a credit card, use one that earns you a cash-back bonus for added savings.

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Nov. 27th, Dec. 4th, Dec.11th & Dec. 18th.

(7) $100 drawings.

Belle Fourche is the place to be to get in the Holiday spirit!

Kick off the Christmas season with us at the Center of the Nation - Belle Fourche, SD!

Be sure to register at the following merchants: AmericInn Belle Flowers Design & Decor Black Hills Pioneer Branding Iron Steakhouse Budget Appliance & Furniture 2 Black Hills Laundry Bunney’s Body & Collision Cowboys Too Dairy Queen Dakota Lumber Denin & Opal ET Sports Fast Break Screen Printing Frontier Glass Grap’s Burgers & Brews Grossenburg Implement Hersrud’s of Belle Fourche Highmark Credit Union Integrity Meats KOTA Lindstad Alignment Lueders Food Center Lynn’s Dakotamart Mason’s 5th Ave Nehl Dental Office Emporium Pete’s Clothing & Hodge Bootery Pioneer Bank & Trust Prairie Hills Pharmacy Posy Palace Randy’s Discount Tire Robb’s Roundup Buildling Center Roundup Cafe Runnings Sand Creek Printing South Side Conoco Stadium Sports Grill Stinton Chiropractic The Beacon The Leaky Pot Cafe West Tire & Alignment Wild Magnolia Coffee Bar

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5-6 pm: Cowboy Band & Community Chili Feed Community Hall

6-7 pm: Tri-State Museum & Center of the Nation Visitor Center Holiday Open House 415 5th Avenue 6 pm: Parade of Lights Proceeds West down State Street from the Roosevelt Events Center, then travels two blocks North on 5th Ave. to the Tri-State Museum

Following Parade: Lighting of the Town Christmas Tree 6th Avenue across from Connection Church

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7 pm: Center of the Nation Business Association Holiday Fireworks Show Tri State Museum & Visitor Center Grounds, 415 5th Avenue Sponsored by the

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Prairie Hills Pharmacy invites “All Ladies” to join us for an evening of hors d’oeuvres and beverages!

Shop for the lady in your life at Prairie Hills Pharmacy while enjoying bites and brews!

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How to safely visit festivals and events

With the impact COVID-19 has made on our social lives, many of us are excited to head back out to gatherings in our region. These can include concerts, sporting events, festivals or farmer’s markets.

Given the current climate around the COVID-19 pandemic, many festivals and events may be canceled this year, so be sure to stay up to date on festival social media pages for the most relevant news.

If you do have events planned in your community, there are many reasons to be enthusiastic. But there are also many important factors that we should consider before heading out the door.

Keep an eye out for local festivals and events leading up to the holiday season. These are great places to support local businesses while also getting some items crossed off your shopping list.

CDC recommendations

With the COVID-19 pandemic, you can’t be too careful when it comes to attending public festivals or events. Follow these recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to make sure you stay safe: • Practice frequent handwashing with soap and water for at least 20 seconds and increase monitoring to ensure adherence.

• If soap and water are not readily available, use hand sanitizer that

contains at least 60% alcohol and rub your hands until dry.

• Cover the mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing and sneezing.

Used tissues should be thrown in the trash and hands washed immediately with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.

• Avoid handshakes, fist bumps and high-fives at meetings and sporting events.

• Use of cloth face coverings, especially in times when physical distancing is difficult or during times when you may raise your voice.

COVID-19 risk factors

According to the CDC, the risk of COVID-19 spreading at events and gatherings increases as follows: Lowest risk: Virtual-only activities, events and gatherings.

More risk: Smaller outdoor and in-person gatherings in which individuals from different households remain spaced at least 6 feet apart, wear cloth face coverings, do not share objects and come from the same local area.

Higher risk: Medium-sized in-person gatherings that are adapted to allow individuals to remain spaced at least 6 feet apart and with attendees coming from outside the local area.

Highest risk: Large in-person gatherings where it is difficult for individuals to remain spaced at least 6 feet apart and attendees travel from outside the local area.

Holiday baking pointers

The holiday season is steeped in tradition. Baking is one tradition that comes with the holiday territory.

Many people may only bake in November and December, so it’s understandable if they’re a little rusty come the holiday season.

These baking tips can lead to successful yields of cookies, cakes and other holiday treats.

Follow the recipe carefully

When cooking, it is easy to add an extra dash of this or a pinch of that. But baking is a science and the ingredients are used in a ratio to produce a desired chemical reaction while cooking. To ensure success, do not substitute ingredients unless the recipe tells you how to do so, and measure each addition carefully.

Spoon out your measurements

It can be tempting to dig a measuring cup right into a bag of flour, but scooping packs the ingredients down — potentially causing you to use more than the recipe calls for. Instead, spoon the flour into your measuring cup gently and use a straight edge to level it out. Even better, use a scale and metric measurements to ensure exact amounts of wet and dry ingredients.

Read up on temperature

Certain ingredients, like butter and eggs, are temperature-dependent. Cold butter in biscuits helps them to rise up flaky and delicious. Eggs brought to room temperature

enable the emulsification process to work more readily. The difference in temperature can mean a completely different chemical reaction, so follow the recipe accordingly.

Calibrate the oven

Purchase an oven thermometer, set your oven to 350o F, the standard baking temperature, and see what the thermometer reads. If it is different, adjust cooking times accordingly or have the oven repaired. Cooking at the wrong temperature might mean the recipe doesn’t turn out right.

Use unsalted butter

Most recipes will call for unsalted butter so you aren’t adding unwanted sodium to the recipe, affecting dough consistency and flavor.

Position pans centrally

Pans should be on the center rack of the oven. If the oven isn’t wide enough to put multiple pans side by side, place them on different racks and slightly offset them to enable air circulation.

Use parchment paper

This unsung hero of baking can keep cookies from spreading out on baking sheets, prevent cakes from sticking to pans and may even help batter and dough bake evenly.

Flip cakes

Cool cakes upside down on a cooling rack. This will help flatten out the tops, which makes it easier to stack and level cakes for layered cakes.

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Lollipops If there are visions of jewel-colored candies dancing through your heads, look no further than this easy lollipop recipe.

You’ll need a little more specialized hardware for making lollipops.

The hard-crack stage is around 300310 degrees and it means the dried sugar concoction will crack. If you don’t have a candy thermometer and want to try this recipe anyway, you can test the syrup by putting a small amount of sugar into a cup of cold water. If it’s ready, the syrup will form threads and you may actually hear a cracking sound. Be really careful with sugar syrup that’s this hot. It’s sticky and can cause severe burns.

You’ll also need molds, or you can pour freeform on a non-stick baking sheet or waxed paper.

Lastly, you’ll need sticks.

You can find all of those things at a well-appointed grocery or hobby store.

Package your finished treats in festive treat bags festooned with clouds of curling ribbon.

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Old-Fashioned Lollipops 1 cup light corn syrup 2/3 cup sugar 1 1/2 teaspoons flavored extract 1/8 teaspoon food coloring

1. Place the lollipop sticks in hard candy molds or arrange them three inches apart on your nonstick baking surface.

2. In a heavy saucepan, combine the corn syrup and sugar.

Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring occasionally. Cover and cook for three minutes to dissolve the sugar crystals. Uncover and cook over medium-high heat without stirring until a candy thermometer reads 300 degrees — the hard-crack stage.

3. Remove the candy from the heat, then stir in flavoring and food coloring. Keep back from the mixture as the smell may be strong. Immediately pour into molds or over the ends of your lollipop sticks. Let cool completely before removing.

TIP: When you’re looking for molds, avoid hard-sided ones in favor of bendy silicone molds that are easy to pull the finished candy out of.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR BUSINESS Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving

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605.559.0381 www.spearfishpt.com

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Antunez Cuisine City Brew Creedkside Bean & Vine Crow Peak Brewing Company Culver’s Dough Trader Dickey’s Barbecue Pit Good Day Cafe Guadalajara’s Leones’ Creamery Los Cabos Mexican Restaurant Lucky’s 13 Pub Nonna’s Kitchen SD REDwater Kitchen Spearfish Creek Wine Bar The Farmhouse Bistro & Bar Tropical Smoothie Cafe Additional businesses coming soon!

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Tips to simplify shopping and wrapping

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The holiday season is a busy time of year. People devote many hours to generating gift lists and planning their shopping excursions.

Shopping can be all-encompassing during the holiday season, but it is only half of the gift-giving equation. After all of those toys, articles of clothing and other goodies are purchased, those items will need to be wrapped and hidden away.

Gift-givers may be looking for ways to make these tasks just a little easier.

Shop early

The sooner you begin shopping, the more time you will have to purchase everything you need and then get it prepared for giving. While Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales feature great deals, there are discounts to be had all year long if you keep your eyes open. Grab an item here and there when there is something that catches your eye and fits the needs of a gift recipient.

Shopping early also affords shoppers a greater buffer if they plan to do some of their shopping online.

Shipping times have changed due to COVID-19, which has disrupted some supply chains and put added pressure on shipping companies.

The U.S. Postal Service says products and packages may require more time to be delivered due to limited transportation availability, so shopping early can help ensure everything arrives on time.

Tackle the kids’ gifts first

Watching children’s bright grins and all their excitement opening

presents can make all the hard work worth it. Be sure that you shop for all of the gifts for children in your household first, especially if you play Santa’s helper. Use opportunities when the kids are in school or at daycare to bring gifts into the house and then wrap them. Wrapping as you go can help to ensure there are no “spoiler alerts” prior to the holidays.

Create a wrapping station

A dedicated area for wrapping can streamline the process. Gift wrapping supplies can be tough to keep organized because they’re usually awkward sizes and can eat up a lot of space. That’s where a wrapping station can come into play. It can be custom-made or you can use items already around the house. A laundry room or a large closet can be the ideal location for a wrapping station. Because wrapping paper rolls are the most cumbersome wrapping supplies, find a way to corral them. A tall laundry hamper works, or consider hanging wrapping paper rolls horizontally on thin curtain rods attached to a wall or the back of a door. Simply pull off the amount of paper you need and cut.

Organize other supplies in a nearby drawer or organizational caddy.

Store gift bags and tissue paper in a fabric tote bag. Having everything within arm’s reach cuts down on time spent searching for supplies.

It’s that time of year for shopping and wrapping. Ensure it is a low-stress experience with some time-saving tips.

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Entry forms and boxes are at these participating locations: Just For Looks Boutique Black Hills Rally & Gold Sturgis Photo & Gifts Sturgis Leather Co. Rockingtree Floral and Garden The Knuckle Saloon The Knuckle Brewing Company Loud American Roadhouse The Tattoo Cellar Prairie Emporium Hot Leathers Sturgis Motorcycle Museum & Hall of Fame Black Hills Harley-Davidson Sturgis Total E’Clips Salon

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America’s history is packed with trials, tribulations and success stories that citizens persevered through to make the country what it is today.

Fortunately, through first- and second-hand accounts, the journey is well documented.

While books are always a fantastic gift to give a history buff, it’s likely that they are already familiar with the subject or already own the literature.

This holiday season find a unique gift that is sure to bring out their passion for absorbing more information.

Maps from the Past

Numerous companies offer high-quality prints of world maps from medieval to more recent eras.

Once you find a vendor, choose the perfect size and image to give the history buff. Try to plan the purchase in case the printer needs extra time to customize the gift. You can usually find maps specific to their state or county for an extra flair of personalization.

Once you have an idea regarding the size of the finished product, consider investing in a durable frame so the imagery can be displayed without damage for many years.

Trivia Games

Test your recipient’s history knowledge or encourage them to learn new things with a trivia game. Different versions ask players to answer little-known questions or arrange events in chronological order. Most feature a level of gameplay that makes the objective competitive for multiple players.

Enjoying the game together with their younger family members may inspire their curiosity for history and form a long-lasting bond focused on learning.

Memorabilia

You can find interesting relics from the past by visiting local antique shops, flea markets and even yard sales. Ask the owner of the memorabilia if they are familiar with its history or take a chance by purchasing an item and doing research later. If possible, try to find goods that are thought to be from your recipient’s favorite time and share its story once the gift is given.

If you wish to discover the relic’s actual value, Consumer Reports recommends finding a certified appraiser’s valuation. An expert can identify the exact age of an antique and determine what it is worth based on its rarity and condition.

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Our store now offers smart toys and games, science kits, posters, shark and dino items and more stuffed animals and kids’ books than ever before. We want to become a “destination store” for families and we invite you to come check us out.

Grown-ups will appreciate our books, jewelry, handbags, area memorabilia and decor. Start your Christmas shopping with us – we’ll gift wrap for you, too!

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

DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND is currently hiring COCKTAIL SERVERS. Applications available online. Please fax application or resume to 605-559-0446 or email info@ dmgrand.com DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND is currently hiring LOUNGE SERVERS. Applications available online. Please fax application/resume t o 605-559-0446 or to info email @dmgrand.com

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Department/ Office: Lawrence County Highway Department. Application Closing Date: Open until filled. Start Date: TBD Starting Pay Range: $ 23.57- $ 24.78 per hr. DOE. Work Schedule: Winter hours: 7A- 3:30P M-F Summer hours: 6A- 4:30P M-TH (May include working after hours, weekends and holidays) Submit Application to: Completed Lawrence County job application required & available at www.lawrence.sd.us or by calling 605-578-2183 and submit to Diane at dbracha@lawrence.sd.u s or by mail to P.O. Box 514 Deadwood, SD 57732 Description of Duties: Operating light & heavy duty highway equipment. Responsible for performing maintenance on all county equipment & performing maintenance and repairs on county roads and bridges. Other duties exclusive to the position will also be assigned and required.

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Must have a High School Diploma or GED Certificate. Additional Information: Must be able to pass a post-offer physical, drug screening and background check, prior to beginning employment.

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Department/ Office: Lawrence County Highway Department. ApDomestic Abuse plication Closing Date: 415 5th Ave., Belle Fourche, SD 57717 & Sexual OpenViolence until filled. Start Date:hotline TBD Starting Pay 24 hour Range: $ 23.57- $ 24.78 605-642-7825 p e rorh800-999-2348 r. DOE. Work Schedule: Winter hours: All Calls Confidential 7A- 3:30P M-F Summer hours: 6A- 4:30P M-TH (May include working after hours, weekends and holidays) Submit Application to: Completed Lawrence County job application required & available at www.lawrence.sd.us or by calling 605-578-2183 and submit to Diane at 2018 Ford Focus 2018 Toyota Corolla 2019 Nissan Versa 2016 Buick Encore dbracha@lawrence.sd.u $11,511 $14,344 $13,616 $17,728 s or by mail to P.O. Box 514 Deadwood, SD 57732 Description of Duties: Operating light & heavy duty highway equipment. Responsible for performing 2007 Ford Taurus 1996 Ford Thunderbird maintenance on all $1,975 $2,973 county equipment & performing mainten2019 Mitsubishi Outlander 2017 Ford Escape 2016 Audi Q5 2019 Ford Fusion ance and repairs on $18,636 $11,800 $26,738 $15,750 county roads and bridges. Other duties exclusive to the position will also be assigned and required.

Job duties will include working outdoors in in2012 Honda Civic clement weather.2011 Ex-Jeep Grand Cherokee p e r i e n c e / E d u c a t i on: $7,808 $9,915 Must possess a valid 2015 Ford F150 XLT 2018 Ram 2500 Tradesman 2019 Ford F350 2018 Ford F150 XLT Class A South Dakota $24,838 $44,347 $45,620 $30,699 Commercial Driver's License with tank endorsement. Prior experience in operating equipment preferred.

Must have a High School Diploma or GED Certificate.

2007 Nissan Titan Additional2013 Ford Edge (605) 717-9245 or (888) 642-FORD Information: Must be $5,010 $8,074 able to pass a post-off e r p h y s i c a l , d r u g w w w. w h i t e s c a n y o n f o r d . c o m screening and background prior toproduct available. See dealer for Specials are not valid with any other offer and are subject to prior sale.Trade-ins welcome at actual cash value against advertised price. Photos are for informational purposes only and may check, not represent actual details. Published offers expire 10/31/20. beginning employment.

Shall be a Lawrence

Welcome our new store manager Kim Reausaw!

605-723-1200

Online 24/7 at www.bhpioneer.com

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equipment preferred.

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Must have a High School Diploma or GED Certificate. Additional Information: Must be able to pass a post-offer physical, drug screening and background check, prior to beginning employment.

Shall be a Lawrence County resident within eleven months of employment. For any additional information please call: (605) 5782183. Lawrence County is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

HISTORIC HOMESTAKE OPERA House Society is seeking a Bookkeeper/ Office Manager who will be responsible for implementing and maintaining the organization’s QuickBooks accounting system. The role of Office Manager responsibilities will include, but not be limited to, developing intra-office communication protocols, streamlining administrative procedures, and inventory control. Send resume, cover letter and a minimum of three (3) to: references patrick@homestakeoperahouse.org by Friday, Nov. 20th, 2020 at 5pm.

the county and other them Page to work11A with Starting Pay: $19.26 be capable of obtaining Since 1976 ... THE Choice ofSet More Businesses thanofANY OTHER! Tuesday, November 24,able 2020,

3 COUSINS PIZZA (now located at the Iron Horse Inn & Casino in Deadwood), is opening S O O N . N o w h i r i ng cooks, bar & waitstaff and Dish washers/busboys. Contact Ken Owens 605-717-3982 or Iron Horse Inn & Casino 605-717-7530.

LEWIE'S SALOON & EATERY is looking for Cooks and Servers.

Full-time and part-time nights and weekends.

Servers must be 21.

Servers wage: $6/hr plus great tips; cooks wage: $13. Apply in person at 711 S. Main St., Lead.

FULL TIME EXPERIENCED Certified Veterinary Technician. Mixed animal practice. Resume & references required. Information: Linda 307-283-2115.

Crook County Veterinary Service Box 787 Sundance, WY 82729.

DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND is currently hiring CASINO CLEANERS. Full benefits and 401k. Applications available online.

Please fax application/ resume to 605-5590446 or email to info@dmgrand.com

SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY

VENDOR EVENT

Holiday Inn & Convention Center 305 N. 27th Street, Spearfish November 28th, 10am-4pm Be sure to come out and share in the Small Business Saturday with us!

Some of your favorite local vendors will have a great display of unique gifts for everyone on your list!

COME AND ENJOY A CUP OF COFFEE WHILE YOU SHOP!

ANNUAL

TO BENEFIT THE NORTHERN HILLS YOUTH & FAMILY SERVICES New and unwrapped gifts ages 0 to 18 years.

Toys can be dropped off now until Dec. 15th. at

Triple 7 Casino

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Northern variety sion I, Policy Manual. ator Experience Degrape wines as well sired. High School Dip- He/She must possess as country wines from loma or GED equivalent sound interpersonal the best fruits they can required. He/She must skills which would engrow and buy from be capable of obtaining able them to work with South Dakota court offellow staff, a South Dakota 911 producers. ficers, and the general Telecommunicator Certificate and capable of public. He/She must completing an Office have competent typing approved, Emergency skills; pass a hearing Medical Dispatch (EMD) test and a pre-employcourse. Additional In- ment drug screen and formation: He/She must physical. He/She must be capable of obtaining be able to multi-task a working knowledge of and speak clearly in 1075 LAZELLE ST., STURGIS • 605.347.5983 • Mon.-Sat. 8am-9pm • Sun. 10am-6pm Telecommunicator Du- high stress situations.

Lawrence County is an ties. He/She must be capable of becoming equal opportunity emfluent in the LCSO Divi- ployer. sion I, Policy Manual.

He/She must possess sound interpersonal skills which would enable them to work with fellow staff, court ofROBERT MONDAVI ficers, and the general Private Selection public. He/She must Bourbon-Aged have competent typing CHARDONNAY skills; pass a hearing and CABERNET test and a pre-employFIREBALL SAUVIGNON ment drug screen and 750 ml 750 ml physical. He/She must be able to multi-task and speak clearly in high stress situations.

Lawrence County is an equal opportunity employer.

UNIQUITIES SEEKS MANAGER. Must have: retail sales experience, excellent customer service, computer skills.

Send resume to: C. Anagnopoulos, 821 University , Spearfish SD 57783

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Farm & Winery

Come watch all the Sunday games and enjoy $ 00

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322 ½ W. Main • Lead • 605-584-2740

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923 E. Colorado Blvd., Spearfish 210 E. Rushmore St., Spearfish (behind Safeway)

605-642-3662

LIQUOR Just off I-90 Exit 12, 12 Street Plaza, Spearfish

605-642-4700

Open daily at 9:00 a.m. • Sundays at 10:00 a.m.

Conducts Work J a i l D u tthan i e s . ANY H e / SOTHER! h e and the general public. s eNovember t . S t a r t i n g 24, P a y2020 : mates, Since Custodial 1976 ... THE Choice Experience of More Businesses Page 12A, Tuesday, The Weekly Prospector LAWRENCE COUNTY JOB OPENING NOTICE Date: November 13, 2020. Job Title: Correctional Officer I. Department/Office: Sheriff’s Office. Closing Date: When Position is Filled. Start Date: To be set. Starting Pay: $19.26 to $20.04 DOE. Work Schedule: Hours will vary, including nights, weekends and holidays. Submit Application/ Résumé to: Captain Tavis Little.

Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office. Description of Duties: Processes Inmates, Conducts Work Release Program, Controls Inmate Movement, and Provides Routine Medical Care to Prisoners. Maintains Corrections Data Base, and Exhibits Concern for the Physical Welfare of All P r i s o n e r s .

Experience/Education: Custodial Experience Desired. High School Diploma or GED equivalent required. He/She must be capable of obtaining a South Dakota Jailer’s Certificate. Additional Information: He/She must be capable of obtaining a working knowledge of Jail Duties. He/She must be capable of becoming fluent in the LCSO Custody Division Policy Manual. He/She must possess sound interpersonal skills which would enable them to work with fellow staff, prisoners, court officers, and the general public.

He/she must meet and pass medical exam and minimum standards, pass pre-employment drug screen, and preemployment physical agility screen. Lawrence County is an equal opportunity employer.

$19.26 to $20.04 DOE. Work Schedule: Hours will vary, including nights, weekends and holidays. Submit Application/ Résumé to: Captain Tavis Little.

Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office. Description of Duties: Processes Inmates, Conducts Work Release Program, Controls Inmate Movement, and Provides Routine Medical Care to Prisoners. Maintains Corrections Data Base, and Exhibits Concern for the Physical Welfare of All P r i s o n e r s .

Experience/Education: Custodial Experience Desired. High School Diploma or GED equivalent required. He/She must be capable of obtaining a South Dakota Jailer’s Certificate. Additional Information: He/She must be capable of obtaining a working knowledge of Jail Duties. He/She must be capable of becoming fluent in the LCSO Custody Division Policy Manual. He/She must possess sound interpersonal skills which would enable them to work with fellow staff, prisoners, court officers, and the general public.

He/she must meet and pass medical exam and minimum standards, pass pre-employment drug screen, and preemployment physical agility screen. Lawrence County is an equal opportunity employer.

Release Program, Controls Inmate Movement, and Provides Routine Medical Care to Prisoners. Maintains Corrections Data Base, and Exhibits Concern for the Physical Welfare of All P r i s o n e r s .

Experience/Education: Custodial Experience Desired. High School Diploma or GED equivalent required. He/She must be capable of obtaining a South Dakota Jailer’s Certificate. Additional Information: He/She must be capable of obtaining a working knowledge of Jail Duties. He/She must be capable of becoming fluent in the LCSO Custody Division Policy Manual. He/She must possess sound interpersonal skills which would enable them to work with fellow staff, prisoners, court officers, and the general public.

He/she must meet and pass medical exam and minimum standards, pass pre-employment drug screen, and preemployment physical agility screen. Lawrence County is an equal opportunity employer.

Desired. High School Diploma or GED equivalent required. He/She must be capable of obtaining a South Dakota Jailer’s Certificate. Additional Information: He/She must be capable of obtaining a working knowledge of Jail Duties. He/She must be capable of becoming fluent in the LCSO Custody Division Policy Manual. He/She must possess sound interpersonal skills which would enable them to work with fellow staff, prisoners, court officers, and the general public.

He/she must meet and pass medical exam and minimum standards, pass pre-employment drug screen, and preemployment physical agility screen. Lawrence County is an equal opportunity employer.

must be capable of becoming fluent in the LCSO Custody Division Policy Manual. He/She must possess sound interpersonal skills which would enable them to work with fellow staff, prisoners, court officers, and the general public.

He/she must meet and pass medical exam and minimum standards, pass pre-employment drug screen, and preemployment physical agility screen. Lawrence County is an equal opportunity employer.

He/she must meet and pass medical exam and m inimum standards, pass pre-employment drug screen, and preemployment physical agility screen. Lawrence County is an equal opportunity employer.

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Business & Career Opportunities

FILE ORGANIZER NEEDED. Will pay $16.50/hr but must provide resume and references and be subject to interview. Not a full time job, however expanded opportunities exist. Please call w/questions 720-5458835

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Miscellaneous Items

ARE YOU MOVING? Do you have kids that draw? A restaurant in need of table covers?

We have END ROLLS OF PAPER for sale starting at $5! Come on out to 315 Seaton Circle to get them before they are gone!

703 Snow Equipment BOSS V-PLOWS. 3 new 1 used. Will fit any 3/4 or 1 ton truck.

All come with snow deflectors installed. $6200 - $8700 Installation available. Also have Boss parts.

Call Tim 701-5802283 Yes we have direct-to-door delivery!

Call Black Hills Pioneer today 605-642-2761

759 Auto Accessories ALL SEASON TIRES: 4 Goodyear Eagle Touring 245/40R20 w/3500 miles. $400. 4 Michelin Total Performance 235/55R20 w/2800 miles $500. Call 605431-0777

760 Autos Wanted CLEANING UP? We buy junk cars. Jim's Auto Salvage, Sturgis. 605347-2303.

NEED A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE BLACK HILLS PIONEER? CARRIER DELIVERY OR E-EDITION CALL LINDA AT 642-2761

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Apartments For Rent

LOCATED IN BELLE FOURCHE: 2 bdrm,1 bath apartment, newer building, quiet. Electric heat, AC, W/D hookups. No pets/smoking.

Ground floor, Deposit & references required. $650 mo. Call 641-3970 SPEARFISH:SPACIOUS & GREAT LOCATION. 2 and 3 bedroom, W/D hookup, dishwasher, small deck.

No pets, no smoking indoors. 605-641-5310 LOCATED IN LEAD: (2) one bedroom apartments. Right behind the opera house. $500 / Mo+$500 Deposit. I year lease. Renter pays gas and electric. Text your interest to Bob 605-580-0064.

UPCOMING ONLINE

AUCTIONS

www.mcphersonauction.com

Nov. & Dec. 2020

Friday, Nov. 27: Spearfish, SD at 6:00 PM Bradley Bruns Estate: Custom Home Building Construction Tools & Equipment, Bobcat S185 Skid Loader, 2016 Harley Fitruse

Tuesday, Dec. 1: Rapid City, SD at 6:00 PM Moore Family Car Collection: Selling Over 200 Classic Cars from 1915 through the 1970’s along with many parts and related items.

Friday, Dec. 4: Rapid City, SD at 6:00 PM Large Coca Cola Collection, High End Home Furnishings, & Coin Collection

MANY MORE AUCTIONS SCHEDULED...

Visit Our Website for Updates.

The Weekly Prospector GREEN VALLEY & GRAND VALLEY APARTMENTS: 1 Bedroom Apts. In NEWELL. 62+ or Disabled Persons. **RENT BASED ON INCOME** Please call 605-545-4048 Equal Housing Opportunity.

STURGIS: KEY CITY MANOR- Efficiency and 1 bedroom apartments for rent/ income based housing/ rent range from $25-$658. For information and application call Beth at 605.347.3384. *Equal Housing Opportunity* SPEARFISH: 2 BEDROOMS AVAIL at Canyon Estates . Nicely landscaped, play area, off-street parking, laund r y facilities . S o m e units newly remodeled.

Rental assistance available for Lower Income Residents. Call 605642-7400 for more information. Equal Housing Opportunity.

STURGIS FOR RENT: Hillsview Highrise 1 & 2 bedroom apartments for rent. Income based housing. Rent range from $25-$450. For information and application call Beth at 605.347.3384. *Equal Housing Opportunity*

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

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.

DEADWOOD- 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments Available now $489$620. Close to downtown Income Restrictions apply, No Smoking or Animals EOH 605-579-1401 or Denese@nwdhr.org BELLE FOURCHE: SUMMITVIEW Completely Renovated 2 bedroom w/balcony. $625 all utilities paid (except electrical), offstreet parking, laundry on site. 307-680-1333 or 605-723-8000

801 Rooms For Rent NICE, CLEAN MOTEL rooms located in Spearfish w/Wi-Fi & all utilities included. Monthly rates available. Call 605-645-9199 for more information, please leave message.

803 Duplexes For Rent LEAD: Four bedroom 1 1/2 Bath Duplex. Right behind Opera House off of Lead Main Street on Julius. $850/MO +$850/deposit and 1 YEAR LEASE. Renter pays for gas and electric. Available Now! Laundry Room in basement. Text Bob 605580-0064

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MOBILE HOME FOR Rent in Spearfish.

Please call 605-6459199

805 Homes For Rent SPEARFISH: 2 BEDROOM 1 BATH near Hospital & High School.

Nice residential neighborhood. 2 Storag e sheds. $825/month +water, gas and electric. W/D included. We check references. Midwest Property Management 605-641-1026 FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom house with large attached 2-car garage in St. Onge. $850/month, $850 deposit. No pets, no smoking. 605-7202287 Leave a message.

PETS WEEK OF THE

Georgie

A real sweet boy. He is a very curious boy and likes to check out anything new. He would do well in almost any home. Help us find this loving boy a furever home!

Pearl

A sweet girl who would love a home where she could just lay around and be pet all day. Help us find this sweet girl a loving furever home!

Ramona

She is a timid cat who likes to snuggle under blankets. Ramona may come out of her shell once she bonds with someone. Help us find this pretty girl a loving furever home.

Sam

A sweet boy. He doesn’t like to be held, but he does like to be pet and loved on. He will let you know when he wants attention, but most of the time he likes to keep to himself. Ask us about our Seniors for Seniors program! Help us find this sweet old man his furever 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!

See wonderful pets at www.petfinder.com

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

Sponsored by:

731 Main St., Spearfish, SD 605-642-7300 warmfloordesigns@gmail.com

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Mobile Homes For Sale

MOVE IN READY! 1 6 ' x 8 0 ' . N i c e l y f u rnished. 3 bedrooms 2 baths. All walls & ceiling textured sheetrock.

Kitchen & bath walls ceramic tile. All new siding, roofing, w/3 new skylights. Great finished wood working shop, all electric and redwood deck. $69,900/OBO. Call 307277-5629/605-7221796. Located at 1215 Spfh Mtn Lane E-MAIL YOUR NEW CLASSIFIEDS TO classifieds@bhpioneer.com

CORINNE WILL THEN CONTACT YOU FOR FURTHER DETAILS!

903 Homes For Sale

FOR SALE BY OWNER: 4 bedroom/4 bath. Four floors of living space.

Hardwood floors, huge eat-in kitchen, with radiant heat, granite counter tops, island.

Chamberlain SD. 2 blocks from river, shops, & restaurants. $289k. 605-730-7435 From letter copies to magazines! Call Black Hills Pioneer for all your printing needs

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CAR WASH FOR SALE located in Spearfish. Includes land, building & equipment.Great opportunity to own a turn-key establishment. Possible partial CFD. Message your contact info to: allamericanwash@yahoo. com MOTEL FOR SALE: Spearfish Creek Inn .

Backs up to creek, for fishing in your backyard. It has been a great property. 20 rooms, all furniture & decor included with sale. 925 N. 3rd. Call 605-645-9199

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.

Yes we design logos!

Call our Black Hills Pioneer marketing experts today 605-642-2761

105 Lost & Found URINE OFF Floor & Upholstery. Specially formulated for optimum performance on carpet, hard surface floors and upholstery. Even works on hardwood floors!

Can be used as prespotter as well as a floor and upholstery cleaner. Safe on marble, terrazzo, tile, and laminate. Versatile Carpets & Interiors -731 N. Main St. Spearfish, SD 6056 4 5 - 3 3 3 1 WWW.URINEOFF.COM

spotter as well as a floor and upholstery cleaner. Safe on marble, terrazzo, tile, and laminate. Versatile Carpets & Interiors -731 N. Main St. Spearfish, SD 6056 4 5 - 3 3 3 1 WWW.URINEOFF.COM

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

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GRAB-A-CAB is looking for a PART-TIME DRIVER in the LeadDeadwood area.

Needed immediately.

Call 605-269-1520.

NEED A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE BLACK HILLS PIONEER? CARRIER DELIVERY OR E-EDITION CALL LINDA AT 642-2761

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26

Thanksgiving Buffet

Thursday, November 26th 11:00 am - 8:00 pm Menu:

Roast Turkey, Honey Glazed Ham, Fried Shrimp, Fried Cod, Seasoned Stuffing, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Yam Casserole, Mac & Cheese, Mixed Vegetables, Corn O’brien, Fresh Rolls

Full Soup & Salad Bar Dessert: Pumpkin Pie, Pecan Pie & Soft Serve Ice Cream

Adults: $16 6-12 Years: $8 Kids 5 & Under: Eat FREE Includes non-alcoholic beverage.

Senior & Gold Club discounts honored.

www.firstgold.com • 605-578-9777 • 1-800-274-1876

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