11-9-21 Weekly Prospector by Black Hills Pioneer

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VOL. 45, NO 16 • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2021 SEATON PUBLISHING COMPANY, P.O. BOX 7, SPEARFISH, SD • 605-642-2761

Inside this Issue!

BUSINESS

FALL 2021 • ISSUE NO. 7 + Look to STAR for Better Interviews + Understanding ATS + Debunking Resume Myths + Leveraging Your Network + Presence on Social Media

Read the Inserts: • Bomgaars • Family Dollar • Fleet Farm • Grocery Mart • Knecht • Lueders Prospector online @ • Lynn’s Dakotamart • Menards • Safeway www.bhpioneer.com Some inserts are designated for certain areas. Not all Prospectors contain every insert.

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103 Community Events VINTAGE HOLIDAY MARKET Saturday on State 1401 5 t h Ave., Belle Fourche. November 12, Friday 12-7 November 13, Saturday 9-4 Lots of Christmas Decor Vintage, Repurposed and Refreshed Furniture, Collectibles and Antiques. Follow us on Facebook @ Saturday on State

106 Free Stuff FREE WOOD PALLETS available for pickup at the Black Hills Pioneer located at 315 Seaton Circle in Spearfish

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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 CHECK OUT THE WEEKLY PROSPECTOR ONLINE www.bhpioneer.com

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309 Flea Markets BELLE FOURCHE FLEA MARKET: November 13th 8am-2pm. Belle Fourche Community Hall. (1 block off Hwy 85 across from City Hall). Antiques, guns, tools, crafts, food, collectibles, plus much more, LUNCH WILL BE AVAILABLE. Tables available for rent. Call 605-569-3294

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Part-Time Help Wanted

WOULD YOU LIKE a fun and fulfilling job working with kids in an athletic environment with great pay. If so then we have a great opportunity for you. Spearfish Gymnastics Academy is looking to fill instructor positions teaching gymnastics to children pre school age and up. Gymnastics experience not necessary as we will train the right person. Please call text or email Phil @ (605) 641-8303 spearfishgymnastics@gmail.com Visit bhpioneer.com today!

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SDDLR will be closed Thursday, Nov. 11 in observance of Veterans Day •• Plus 293 Other Job Listings in the Northern Hills Area •• •• Funded by USDOL ••

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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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NEWELL SCHOOL IS looking for a Business Manager. Please contact Andrew Fergen for information 605-4562393 ext 201 Application is available o n newell.k12.sd.us school website. Job description available at - https: //core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/as set/uploaded_ file/59291/CGA_ _BUSINESS_MANAGER_JOB _DESCRIPTION.pdf

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Employees will work prepping publications for daily delivery and help deliver newspapers. Perfect for college students. Flexible hours. Must be at least 18 years old and have a valid driver's license and be able to lift 50 lbs. For more information, call 605-642-2761 or 605-645-1879 and ask for Scott Trimble.

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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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ough knowledge of ac- held by the Director of counting procedures re- Equalization as part of quired by the South the procedure for preDakota State Auditor paring annual tax bills. General. An ability to Apportioning all tax colmanage and supervise lections. Processing p e o p l e , i n c l u d i n g a abatements and adcheerful attitude and vance taxes, and Preability to work with oth- paring and maintaining ers. General knowledge the County budget, inin computer applica- c l u d i n g p r o v i d i n g t i o n s . S A L A R Y : monthly detailed listing $55,990.00 CLOSING of Department budgets D A T E : 1 D e c e m b e r to Elected Officials and 2021. LOCATION TO Department Heads, and SEND APPLICATIONS: a quarterly dispatch Karrol Herman, Chair budget to the City of Butte County Commis- Belle Fourche. Accept sion % Butte County and disperse all costs Auditor’s Office 117 5th of prosecution, jail fees, Avenue Belle Fourche, court appointed attorS D 5 7 7 1 7 B U T T E ney fees and all other COUNTY IS AN EQUAL fees imposed by criminE M P L O Y M E N T O P - al court judgments and PORTUNITY EMPLOY- maintain necessary reER. DUTIES WILL IN- cords for proof of payCLUDE: Serving as the m e n t a n d a m o u n t clerk of the board of owed. Preparing all recounty commissioners quired reports; includand keeping an accur- ing, but not limited to: A ate record of its official written report of all cash proceedings, including and cash items in the board of equalization hands of the county hearings, as required by treasurer to the board SDCL 7-10-1. Carefully of county commissionpreserving all of the e r s a t e a c h r e g u l a r documents, books, re- commission meeting, cords, maps, and other showing bank balances, papers required to be the total amount of acdeposited or kept in tual c ash, th e total J O B A N N O U N C E - his/her office as re- amount of checks and M E N T - J O B T I T L E : quired by SDCL 7-10-1. drafts which have been Butte County Auditor Preparing and maintain- in the treasurer's posBrief Position SUM- ing accounting records, session not exceeding MARY: The successful using the accounting three days, and a writcandidate will serve as method prescribed by ten itemized report of all the Appointed Butte the auditor general; in- cash items, checks, and County Auditor to com- cluding, but not limited drafts which have been plete the incumbent’s to: Processing payroll, in the treasurer's posterm of office, which Establishing levies, in- session over three days ends in 6 March 2023. cluding levies for all tax- as required by SDCL 7A listing of required du- ing entities and multiple 10-3. A written annual ties is detailed below. school levies, and en- report of revenues and MINIMUM QUALIFICA- suring the valuations expenditures of the preTIONS: A background in balance with records vious year and the asaccounting, with a thor- held by the Director of sets, liabilities, and ough knowledge of ac- Equalization as part of equity of the county as counting procedures re- the procedure for pre- of December thirty-first quired by the South paring annual tax bills. of the previous year, Dakota State Auditor Apportioning all tax col- due by the first day of General. An ability to lections. Processing March of each year. The manage and supervise abatements and ad- report shall be made in p e o p l e , i n c l u d i n g a vance taxes, and Pre- the form prescribed by cheerful attitude and paring and maintaining the auditor-general and ability to work with oth- the County budget, in- shall be published withers. General knowledge READY TO WORK MINDED c l u d i n gFOR p r oAv SAFETY i d i n g in thirty days in the offiin computer applica- monthly cial newspapers of the COMPANY THATdetailed CARESlisting ABOUT YOU? t i o n s . S A L A R Y : of Department budgets county. A copy of the $55,990.00 CLOSING to Elected OfficialsAVAILABLE: and publication shall be filed CAREERS/POSITIONS D A T E : 1 D e c e m b e r Department Heads, and with the auditor-gener2021. LOCATION TO a OPERATORS quarterly dispatch al, PACKAGE as required by SDWAREHOUSE/PACKING AT COLONY - $20/hr SEND APPLICATIONS: budget to the City of CL 7-10-4. A written anPACKER OPERATORS BULKFourche. LOADERS AT COLONY EAST- for $22/hr Karrol Herman, Chair &Belle Accept nual report DepartButte County Commisand disperse all costs Revenue ment of DRYER/CONTROL ROOM OPERATOR AT COLONY WEST- $22/hr on tax sion % Butte County of prosecution, jail fees, dollars collected. A writSCRAPER OPERATORS AT COLONY- $24/hr Auditor’s Office 117 5th court appointed attor- ten annual report for EHEAVY EQUIPMENT W/TOOLS AT BELLE$24/hr orActing DOE as Avenue Belle Fourche, MECHANIC ney fees and all other 911 monies. S D 5 7 7 1 7 B U T T E fees imposed by crimin- clerk at all sales of A full benefits whichjudgments includes medical, & vision insurance, COUNTY IS AN package EQUALis offered al court and dental, school lands and keepterm disability & life insurances, paid holidays, E M P L O401 Y MKEsavings N T Oplan, P - short maintain necessary reing a complete record personal & sick days, vacation, and educational assistance programs. PORTUNITY EMPLOY- cords for proof of pay- of such sales and forInterested a resume to ER. DUTIES WILL applicants IN- mcan e nrequest t a nan d application a m o u nortsubmit warding a certified copy judy.kling@mineralstech.com, fax 847–851–1250, or mail resume to CLUDE: Serving as the owed. Preparing all reof the Fourche, record to the Minerals Technologies, Attn: Judy Kling – HR Dept., 10881 US Hwy 212, Belle SD 57717. clerk of the board of quired reports; includ- commissioner, as recounty commissioners ing, but not limited to: A quired by SDCL 5-9-9. and keeping an accur- written report of all cash P r o c e s s & m a i n t a i n ate record of its official and cash items in the titles and licenses for all proceedings, including hands of the county county vehicles, and board of equalization treasurer to the board vehicles belonging to hearings, as required by of county commission- approved volunteer fire SDCL 7-10-1. Carefully e r s a t e a c h r e g u l a r departments. Coordinpreserving all of the commission meeting, ate and oversee county documents, books, re- showing bank balances, contracts, including necords, maps, and other the total amount of ac- gotiation of contracts papers required to be tua l c as h, the total when necessary. Perdeposited or kept in amount of checks and forming all the duties his/her office as re- drafts which have been required by law relative quired by SDCL 7-10-1. in the treasurer's pos- to County, State, and Preparing and maintain- session not exceeding Federal elections, to ining accounting records, three days, and a writ- clude: Maintaining voter 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.

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sets, liabilities, and suring election ballots equity of the county as are properly formatted of December thirty-first and printed, and that of the previous year, sample ballots are availdue by the first day of able for review, ProvidMarch of each year. The ing for and distributing report shall be made in absentee ballots, Mailthe form prescribed by i n g t o e a c h o f f i c i a l the auditor-general and n e w s p a p e r o f t h e shall be published with- county a copy of all in thirty days in the offi- measures and quescial newspapers of the tions as certified to the county. A copy of the auditor pursuant to § publication shall be filed 12-13-1 on or before with the auditor-gener- the first day of October al, as required by SD- of each year when there CL 7-10-4. A written an- is a general election. Arnual report for Depart- range for and set up ment of Revenue on tax polling places. Arrange dollars collected. A writ- for delivery of ballots to ten annual report for E- all polling places. Mak911 monies. Acting as ing abstracts of and clerk at all sales of canvassing the votes school lands and keep- cast at any special or ing a complete record general election, Issuof such sales and for- ing certificates of elecwarding a certified copy tion to members of the of the record to the Legislature, county, and commissioner, as re- precinct officers, and quired by SDCL 5-9-9. f o r w a r d i n g t h e a b P r o c e s s & m a i n t a i n stracts of votes cast at titles and licenses for all general or special eleccounty vehicles, and tions to the secretary of vehicles belonging to state, as required by approved volunteer fire SDCL 7-10-5. All other departments. Coordin- duties as required by ate and oversee county statute or as assigned contracts, including ne- by the County Commisgotiation of contracts sion. when necessary. Performing all the duties H A R D I N G C O U N T Y required by law relative S C H O O L D I S T R I C T to County, State, and J O B O P E N I N G S Federal elections, to in- COACH POSITION: JH clude: Maintaining voter Boys Basketball. Open registrations and elec- u n t i l f i l l e d . B U S tion records, Delivering DRIVERS: Route Bus notices of special and (fill-in). Activities Bus. general elections, En- $ 1 5 / h o u r . F l e x i b l e suring election ballots schedule. Free admisare properly formatted s i o n t o s p o r t s and printed, and that games/activities. Dissample ballots are avail- trict will pay for any able for review, Provid- testing to obtain a CDL ing for and distributing and/or bus endorseabsentee ballots, Mail- ment. Open until filled. i n g t o e a c h o f f i c i a l EQUAL EMPLOYMENT n e w s p a p e r HOMESTAKE o f t h e OPPORTUNITY STATEcounty a copy of all MENT- Harding County ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST measures and ques- School District does not tions as certified to the d i s c r i m i n a t e o n t h e auditor Barrick pursuant § basis North to America is seeking hire an of to race, color, na12-13-1 on or before Environmental Specialist for the Homestake tional origin, Mine sex, relithe first day of October located in Lead, South gion,Dakota. age, or disability in of each year when there employment or the proResponsible for coordinating and executing all activities is a general election. Ar- vision ofmonitoring, service. Hardrelating to environmental inspections, range for and set up ing County and sampling as outlined in applicable permits,School supportingDispolling places. Arrange trictAssurance provides equal opEnvironmental Compliance Plans, of duties ballots to portunities for delivery with serand other as directed by the Environmental all polling places. Makviceswork to performed all individuals, Manager. Supervise and support ing abstracts and by consultantsof related to environmental includingmonitoring those indicanvassing votes and studies.the Prepare data, write reports,with and interpret viduals disabilities. castresults at any special or FOR for submittal to regulatory agencies. Interface with MORE INFORMAregulatorsIssuduring onsite inspections. general election, TION CONTACT- Josh ing certificates of elec- Page, Superintendent We can offer a comprehensive compensation package tionincluding to members of the Harding County School a competitive medical, dental, and vision plan, a Legislature, county, and District #31-1paid POtime BOX 401k retirement plan with employer contribution, precinct officers, andpurchase 367, program, Buffalo,and SD 57720. off, company match share more! f o r wAta Barrick, r d i n g ourt hmission e a bis-to be Phone: 605-375-3241 the world’s most valued stracts of votes cast gold mining business by at finding, developing, Em a i l : jand o sowning h.page general orassets, special electhe best with the best people, @ k 1to2deliver . s d .sustainable us tions to the secretary ofpartners. Barrick has gold and returns for our owners and copper operations state, asmining required byand projects in 13 countries in North7-10-5. and SouthAll America, SDCL otherAfrica, Papua New Guinea, and Saudias Arabia. Our diversified duties required by portfolio spans many of the world’s or prolific districts and is focused on high-margin, statute as gold assigned long-life assets.CommisWe are committed to partnering with our by the County host countries and communities to transform their natural sion.

schedule. Free admission to sports games/activities. District will pay for any testing to obtain a CDL and/or bus endorsement. Open until filled. EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT- Harding County School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, or disability in employment or the provision of service. Harding County School District provides equal opportunities with services to all individuals, including those individuals with disabilities. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT- Josh Page, Superintendent Harding County School District #31-1 PO BOX 367, Buffalo, SD 57720. Phone: 605-375-3241 Email: josh.page @k12.sd.us

403 Positions Wanted WESTON COUNTY SD #7 located in Upton Wyoming is currently looking for substitute teachers. Pay is $140 per day for those holding a Wyoming Substitute Permit or $145 per day for those holding an Active Wyoming teaching certificate. To apply cont act t he Dis tr ic t Business Office at 307468-2461.

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PETS WEEK OF THE

Aziazi

This handsome guy is very cuddly and very sweet. He does not get along with other cats and dogs but he is good with kids. Aziazi would need to be an indoor cat. Come in to meet this fella and help us find his perfect home.

Merlynn

She has been at our shelter since 2011 and we would love to find her a home. She is a bit temperamental and does not like being held. She is just a little overweight so she needs to be on a special diet to help her lose weight. She cannot be around kids or other animals because she has an attitude but she does love being scratched under her neck.

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

Vienna

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

This pretty girl is very sweet and very cuddly. She is gentle and just wants some cuddles. Ophelia would make a great house cat. Come in and meet this gal and help us find her furever home!

This sweet girl is a little shy and needs some work. She will make a great house cat with someone who is patient and has a lot of love to give. Help us find this pretty girl her furever home!

LARGE DINING ROOM table - 6 chairs and 2 leaves. Very very nice. $300 Call 308-760-0504

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

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LOCALLY HOME GROWN beef and processed hamburger. Hormone and drug free. 2 lb packages. Call 605347-1245 AUSIEDOODLES FOR SALE. Mini AussieDoodle’s (F1) For Sale. UTD on vaccinations. Family raised in our home. Dew claws removed, vet inspected. Very well socialized and ready to play. Ready for furever homes Dec. 18th. Call 308-870-3259 for more information. Visit bhpioneer.com today!

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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!

750 Autos For Sale 1998 FORD WINDSTAR. 256,100 miles. Runs good. Needs new windshield and tires. Good local transportation. $600 - Call 605722-6555 SALE 2009 ACURA MDX. Condition Very Good, Loaded Silver, Technology Pkg., Leather 114k miles. $11.5k. Call 603-9919649

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

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NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS for furnished 2 bedroom ground floor apartment in Sturgis. No smoking/pets. $950 + utilities. Call 605-3471467 after 6PM

LEAD: GREAT 3 bedroom, 1 bath home in very private location! All new carpet and paint. LOTS of sunshine! NO PETS! $1200. Huge 3 bedroom, 1 bath. Victorian tub & shower separate. Tons of square footage! NO PETS OR 1 dog with pet deposit &* $50 per month extra. $1200. TERRY PEAK CABIN! Super nice 3 bedroom cabin. 2 bedrooms down & huge loft is 3rd bedroom. VERY private location! NO PETS! $1300. Available Dec 1st. DEADWOOD: AFFORDABLE HOUSING!! These studio apartments are on a superb private location! Al l units are fully furnished with small refrigerator, microwave, queen sized bed. New paint & flooring. Small studio is $750, 2 beds are $850 & suite is $950. This price includes ALL utilities with free cable and wifi!! Call Dena Sheets Property Management, 605-499-9068. EOH 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* THE CLASSIFIEDS WORK FOR YOU IN PRINT & ONLINE

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SPEARFISH: 2 BEDROOMS AVAIL at Canyon Estates . Nicely landscaped, play area, off-street parking, laund ry f acil it i es. Som e units newly remodeled. Rental assistance available for Lower Income Residents. Call 605642-7400 for more information. Equal Housing Opportunity. 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. Check Us Out Online www.bhpioneer.com

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*

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805 Homes For Rent FOUR BEDROOM, TWO bath in Belle Fourche. Fenced back yard. Decks. Basement. No smoking. Refer ences required. Deposit. $1300.00 - $1250.00 with 2 an a half years lease. 406-853-1816

903 Homes For Sale NEWER CUSTOM HOME on 10 acres in Belle Fourche: 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 40 x 64 shop: Call: 605639-1772

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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**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. 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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LOOKING FOR A GOOD dependable & trustworthy housekeep103 Community Events er? Look no further! Experienced, hard-workV I N T A G E H O L I D A Y ing and flexible. Call MARKET Saturday on Amber 605-580-7145 State 1401 5 t h Ave., FREE ESTIMATES 803 Duplexes For Rent Belle Fourche. NovemYes we design logos! ber 12, Friday 12-7 Call our Black Hills IN BELLE FOURCHE- N o v e m b e r 1 3 , S a t Pioneer marketing Newly remodeled lower u r d a y 9 - 4 L o t s o f experts today half of duplex 2 bed- Christmas Decor Vin605-642-2761 r o o m 1 b a t h r o o m . tage, Repurposed and Washer/dryer hookups. Refreshed Furniture, No pets. $900/monthly. Collectibles and An309 Flea Markets Ready November 1st. tiques. Follow us on Call 605-484-1364. Facebook @ Saturday BELLE FOURCHE FLEA MARKET: November on State 13th 8am-2pm. Belle Fourche Community 106 Free Stuff Hall. (1 block off Hwy FREE WOOD PALLETS 85 across from City available for pickup at Hall). Antiques, guns, the Black Hills Pioneer tools, crafts, food, collocated at 315 Seaton lectibles, plus much more, LUNCH WILL BE Circle in Spearfish AVAILABLE. Tables available for rent. Call Log On Anytime 605-569-3294 www.bhpioneer.com

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The Deadwood Public Works Department reminds you that cars need to be removed from the street during snow removal. The streets will be posted one day in advance. If your car is not removed prior to snow removal it will be ticketed and towed. Sidewalks need to be cleared within 24 hours after the snow stops falling. Failure to clear your sidewalk will result in it being completed by the city. A fee of $71.50/man hour will be charged if the city is required to clear the sidewalk. Snow should not be shoveled or blown into the street after the street has been cleaned. The Public Works Department appreciates the cooperation of the citizens to assure our streets are passable and our sidewalks are safe. If there are questions please feel free to contact us at 578-3082. Please sign up for CodeRED Public Notification System at cityofdeadwood.com. Thank you for your cooperation. City of Deadwood Public Works

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WE'RE HIRING- Black Hills Federal Credit Union is accepting applicaWOULD YOU LIKE a tions for our PT Teller fun and fulfilling job position at our Spearworking with kids in an fish MSC. Hours up to athletic environment 38 per week and startwith great pay. If so ing wage of $15.34. BHthen we have a great FCU offers competitive opportunity for you. wages, excellent beneSpearfish Gymnastics f i t s p a c k a g e , P T O , Academy is looking to 4 0 1 ( k ) , a n d c a r e e r fill instructor positions growth opportunities! teaching gymnastics to To apply, please visit: children pre school age w w w . b h f c u . c o m / c a and up. Gymnastics ex- reers - Black Hills Fedperience not necessary eral Credit Union is an as we will train the right equal opportunity emperson. Please call text ployer. All applicants or email Phil @ (605) will receive considera641-8303 spearfish- tion without regard to gymnastics@gmail.com age, race, color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, P A R T - T I M E H O M E - physical or mental disMAKER/Aide position ability, veteran status, available. Could work or any other status or into full-time. Excellent condition protected by opportunity to work in- state or federal law. BHdependently and make FCU will provide reasyour schedule work for onable accommodation you. Must be 18 yrs or to qualified persons o l d e r , h a v e a v a l i d with a disability that drivers license, reliable substantially limits a transportation and like major life activity, but working with all types of who are otherwise able people in their home to perform the essential environment. Call 800- functions of the job. 989-3738 for more inSPEARFISH: CONformation. STRUCTION LABORER. Full-time. Framing to F ull-Time Help 402 finish work. Wage DOE Wanted starting at $15/hr. Call HIRING TEAM MEM- Barnett Custom BuildBERS every other Sat- ing 605-645-0730. urday. Some Benefits. Apply in person at HabNEED A SUBSCRIPitat Restore 2915 ColorTION TO THE BLACK ado Blvd, or Online at HILLS PIONEER? Indeed. Questions call CARRIER DELIVERY Marcus at 605-717OR E-EDITION CALL 1882 LINDA AT 642-2761

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HARDING COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT JOB OPENINGS COACH POSITION: JH Boys Basketball. Open until filled. BUS DRIVERS: Route Bus (fill-in). Activities Bus. $15/hour. Flexible schedule. Free admission to sports games/activities. District will pay for any testing to obtain a CDL and/or bus endorsement. Open until filled. EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT- Harding County School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, or disability in employment or the provision of service. Harding County School District provides equal opportunities with services to all individuals, including those individuals with disabilities. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT- Josh Page, Superintendent Harding County School District #31-1 PO BOX 367, Buffalo, SD 57720. Phone: 605-375-3241 Email: josh.page @k12.sd.us JOB ANNOUNCEMENT- JOB TITLE: Butte County Auditor Brief Position SUMMARY: The successful candidate will serve as the Appointed Butte County Auditor to complete the incumbent’s term of office, which ends in 6 March 2023. A listing of required duties is detailed below. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: A background in accounting, with a thorough knowledge of accounting procedures required by the South Dakota State Auditor General. An ability to manage and supervise people, including a cheerful attitude and ability to work with others. General knowledge in computer applications. SALARY: $55,990.00 CLOSING DATE: 1 December 2021. LOCATION TO SEND APPLICATIONS: Karrol Herman, Chair Butte County Commission % Butte County Auditor’s Office 117 5th Avenue Belle Fourche, SD 57717 BUTTE COUNTY IS AN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. DUTIES WILL INCLUDE: Serving as the clerk of the board of county commissioners and keeping an accurate record of its official proceedings, including board of equalization hearings, as required by SDCL 7-10-1. Carefully preserving all of the documents, books, records, maps, and other papers required to be deposited or kept in his/her office as re-

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+ Look to STAR for Better Interviews

Weave in pertinent stories about yout job history

+ Understanding ATS

How to beat Applicant Tracking Systems

+ Debunking Resume Myths Tips to get your resume started

+ Leveraging Your Network

How to navigate the “hidden jobs market”

+ Presence on Social Media

Use social media to benefit your job search

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BET TER INTERVIEWS One of the most important parts of nailing a job interview is being able to weave pertinent stories about your job history into concise answers. Some find it hard to pick and choose which topics to discuss, however, and organizing those thoughts can be even more difficult. That’s where a handy answer format called STAR comes into play. STAR stands for situation, task, action and result. Here’s more about how to use it for better job interviews. WHAT IS STAR? Answers matter if you want to stand out in a job interview. Hiring managers are looking for certain traits or skills, and interview remarks help them decide if you possess them. Still, it’s not just what you say, but how you say it. To stay focused, begin with a situation that happened in the past, then explain how you contributed, the actions ultimately taken and finally the result. This format sharpens your thought process, while also underscoring your problem-solving skills, creativity, analytical ability, sense of perseverance, teamwork skills and ability to achieve qualitative results. SITUATIONS AND TASKS First, detail the “situation,” a challenge

that presented itself at work. This might be a new issue or one that’s lingered, or even something like a conflict within the staff on how to approach a problem. It doesn’t have to be a complex obstacle, and the result doesn’t have to change the world. The important part is framing how you ultimately performed when faced with a workplace issue. Next, move on to the “task,” which details the role you played in this situation. Did you take a leadership role in creating a plan, broker an agreement, or make sure deadlines were met? Here’s where you give the interviewer a sense of how you work within a larger office dynamic. ACTIONS AND RESULTS With all of the challenges laid out, it’s time to share how you helped resolve the situation. Keep this portion of your answer focused on your own contributions, rather than those of other members of your team like managers or peers. This “action” step showcases your ability to work through obstacles, smooth over conflicts and think outside the box. It’s your time to

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HOMESTAKE ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST Barrick North America is seeking to hire an Environmental Specialist for the Homestake Mine located in Lead, South Dakota. Responsible for coordinating and executing all activities relating to environmental inspections, monitoring, and sampling as outlined in applicable permits, supporting Environmental Compliance Assurance Plans, and other duties as directed by the Environmental Manager. Supervise and support work performed by consultants related to environmental monitoring and studies. Prepare data, write reports, and interpret results for submittal to regulatory agencies. Interface with regulators during onsite inspections. We can offer a comprehensive compensation package including a competitive medical, dental, and vision plan, a 401k retirement plan with employer contribution, paid time off, company match share purchase program, and more! At Barrick, our mission is to be the world’s most valued gold mining business by finding, developing, and owning the best assets, with the best people, to deliver sustainable returns for our owners and partners. Barrick has gold and copper mining operations and projects in 13 countries in North and South America, Africa, Papua New Guinea, and Saudi Arabia. Our diversified portfolio spans many of the world’s prolific gold districts and is focused on high-margin, long-life assets. We are committed to partnering with our host countries and communities to transform their natural resources into tangible benefits and mutual prosperity.

really shine. Finally, share your “result.” Highlight positive outcomes from all of your previously explained efforts, showcasing what was accomplished. Don’t be shy about placing it all in context. If the project became hugely successful, describe it in those terms. PRACTICE BEFORE YOU GO Job interviews, by their very nature, are unplanned affairs. There may be times when you share a story because the timing

just feels right. But more often, applicants never know how, or in particular when, a question about their past experience may come up. So, it’s best to become familiar with the STAR method before you go. List your skills, qualifications and experience with a specific eye on the job you’re applying for, then practice incorporating this simple method of explanation to make sure you present yourself in the very best light.

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A full benefits package is offered which includes medical, dental, & vision insurance, 401 K savings plan, short term disability & life insurances, paid holidays, personal & sick days, vacation, and educational assistance programs.

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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 EFAX: 847-851-1250

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APPLIC ANT TR ACKING SYSTEMS Companies today use a software called applicant tracking systems. Failing to understand how the ATS works can leave you losing opportunities even if you’re highly qualified for a position. This section will help you understand the ATS and how it works.

WHAT IS ATS? ATS are used by companies’ human resources departments to quickly filter through applicants that are qualified and not. The great thing about ATS is they make the job search process easier for companies by cutting down the numbers, but make it hard for applicants because if you aren’t aware of how they work you can get filtered out. HOW DOES ATS WORK? ATS uses keywords and phrases to filter applicants resumes for companies. Applicant tracking systems keep similar resumes in one place, helping recruiters organize the applicants they are interested in and keep them all in once place. Is ATS the best way to filter through applicants? Well, it does help companies save time and organize candidates, but the truth is the ATS also can allow for top candidates to slip away if they don’t use the keywords or phrases they are looking for in resumes. Today, more companies than ever are using ATS to help recruiters find applicants easier and more quickly. The best thing for job seekers to do is to familiarize themselves with the systems and how to use them to their advantage. BEAT ATS Keywords and phrases are important when trying to take advantage of ATS. If you’ve held a job title of the position you are applying for make sure to use it again at the top of your resume. Even if you

haven’t had the job title you are applying for, add it. Doing so will help filter you through the competition. Use section headings that are friendly to ATS. Don’t get cute with headings such as “Where I’m going” or “What I’ve done.” Rather, use simple sections headings such as “Experience” or “Education” to help you be identifiable to ATS. Another way to beat the ATS is make sure you use the key phrases over and over again in your section headings, summary of skills or description. You want to make sure your resume is as ATS-friendly as possible to help you be more easily identified. This means if you are applying for different positions in different areas, then you will have to tailor that resume to fit the job you are applying for. Another way to beat ATS is to format your resume in a ATS friendly way. You can do this by placing all your information in chronological order and not using charts or graphs in your resume. You can also do the same by using traditional fonts such as helvetica, times new roman or others like them. The more simple you keep it, the better. Some applicants try to beat ATS by using white letters to use the key phrases and terms over and over again in their resume, but some ATS have been programmed to detect this in your resume. Make sure you are not cheating ATS and actively beating it with the information and experience you possess.

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Your resumes will be the first impression of you that recruiters will get, so you need to make sure your resume is impressionable. Here’s some tips to get you started: There are plenty of myths and tales when it comes to resumes. Some are rules or standards that are outdated and others are trends that have passed. We’ve got a list of those myths to avoid as you are writing your resume. Needing references on your resume is one of the myths that have become outdated. You will need references, but you won’t exactly need to state them on your resume. Recruiters will ask for references when you apply for the position. References won’t really matter until the later stages of your application process and you can just state those references to them or send them an email with them listed. Another debunked myth is about the length of your resume. The “standard” resume is said to be one page, easy to read and to-the-point. Although two of those things actually matter, the length of your resume does not. Your resume should be one page if you do not have much job experience or barely getting into the work force. It could also be one page because you are using experience for a certain position but other than

that, use two or three pages as needed. Don’t be afraid to show off your value on that resume by listing all applicable experience and achievements. Another myth we are all afraid of is that spelling errors disqualify you. It’s important you make sure you proofread your resume and correct everything you see wrong, but at the same time grammatical errors don’t mean your resume ends up tossed aside. Your resume format doesn’t matter. There is no certain guaranteed way to make your resume appeal more to people and recruiters other than what is in your resume. Your skills and experience matter over the format; today recruiters are more worried about that and your social skills. When listing job experience, most people use years to show how long they were with a company. As we said before, you want all the information in your resume to support you. You never want to leave room for interpretation. Add months to your start and end dates. Don’t let recruiters get suspicious and question your loyalty and experience.

LYOUR EVERAGING NETWORK

Many job opportunities begin through conversations with your peers. The vast majority of open positions, in fact, are never even publicized. Instead, they’re filled through recommendations in the field. Call this area of the economy the “hidden jobs market.” Here are some tips on building and maintaining a network that will take your job search into this increasingly critical area.

KNOW THE HIDDEN JOBS MARKET

You may find that seeking employment in the traditional manner – that is, setting up in-person interviews or responding to posted openings – isn’t getting the same traction that it used to. In fact, experts say only 40% of openings are ever advertised, leaving the rest to people who leveraged their peer network. But, the benefits from networking can include higher job retention rates and higher pay rates since you’d be part of a tighter-knit team.

RECONNECT WITH FORMER PEERS

Touching base again with previous bosses and co-workers is often the best first step, since they’re most familiar with your skills and work habits. Of course, this can also turn into an awkward

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conversation since you may be asking for a recommendation letter or referral from someone you haven’t spoken to in years. That’s why it’s best to begin the conversation in a more casual manner and, eventually, see if there’s a way for the two of you to benefit one another.

MAKE NEW CONNECTIONS

This is the most time consuming part of leveraging your network. Sometimes a job moves you far away from your circle of peers or you might be interested in a new field. In either case, you’ll have to begin building a new network of contacts. This process isn’t difficult, but requires time and consistent effort. Try attending in-person or online job fairs and conventions where you can make scores of new contacts in the real world. Start plenty of conversations about your vision for work, successful job strategies and other related ideas. You never know what might draw peers’ interest.

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Today’s job seekers have more to take into account than those of the past. Social media and your social presence can greatly benefit you by showing your employer who you are before you even meet them. SOCIAL MEDIA ON A RESUME

You can meet a person and see what they are like and who they are before even seeing them in person. Social media is a double edge sword that way. But today, hiring managers use social media to search for you online and listing the links for them on your resume can make you seem proactive by inviting them to do so.

WHAT SOCIAL MEDIA TO LINK

Before you start adding every social you have to your resume it’s important to think of the most important ones that would help define your brand. LinkedIn is a platform for professionals to post and share content with others. So many hiring managers use LinkedIn to reach out to other hiring managers and professionals in their area. Twitter is another great platform that can help you define your social brand to hiring managers. Twitter is a great

platform to add to your resume because you can tweet about and share stories or trends in your industry. Other social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and YouTube are all other platforms you can include ONLY if you use the platforms to showcase your skills and personal brand.

CLEAN UP YOUR ONLINE PRESENCE

Whether or not you decide to include your social media sites on your resume, it’s always a good idea to clean up your online presence. Hiring managers will check to make sure you aren’t posting controversial posts or pictures on your social media that will put a negative image on their company if they were to hire you. Social media today is a huge part of our lives and careers. For some, social media can determine whether they get and retain jobs. It’s important to build a good online brand to create a good impression of you.

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manage and supervise people, including a cheerful attitude and ability to work with others. General knowledge in computer applications. SALARY: $55,990.00 CLOSING DATE: 1 December 2021. LOCATION TO SEND APPLICATIONS: Karrol Herman, Chair Butte County Commission % Butte County Auditor’s Office 117 5th Avenue Belle Fourche, SD 57717 BUTTE COUNTY IS AN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. DUTIES WILL INCLUDE: Serving as the clerk of the board of county commissioners and keeping an accurate record of its official proceedings, including board of equalization hearings, as required by SDCL 7-10-1. Carefully preserving all of the documents, books, records, maps, and other papers required to be deposited or kept in his/her office as required by SDCL 7-10-1. Preparing and maintaining accounting records, using the accounting method prescribed by the auditor general; including, but not limited to: Processing payroll, Establishing levies, including levies for all taxing entities and multiple school levies, and ensuring the valuations balance with records held by the Director of Equalization as part of the procedure for preparing annual tax bills. Apportioning all tax collections. Processing abatements and advance taxes, and Preparing and maintaining the County budget, including providing monthly detailed listing of Department budgets to Elected Officials and Department Heads, and a quarterly dispatch budget to the City of Belle Fourche. Accept and disperse all costs of prosecution, jail fees, court appointed attorney fees and all other fees imposed by criminal court judgments and maintain necessary records for proof of payment and amount owed. Preparing all required reports; including, but not limited to: A written report of all cash and cash items in the hands of the county treasurer to the board of county commissioners at each regular commission meeting, showing bank balances, the total amount of actual ca sh, the total amount of checks and drafts which have been in the treasurer's possession not exceeding three days, and a written itemized report of all cash items, checks, and drafts which have been in the treasurer's possession over three days

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