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Section A
Number 8
Volume 107
February 23, 2012
by Laurie Hindman
Wall Heath Service, Inc., Presi-
dent Brett Blasius called their an-
nual meeting to order on Saturday,
February 11 at the Wall Drug
Store.
Blasius read the Certification of
Annual meeting and introduced
the staff of the clinic, board mem-
bers and guests. Blasius also
thanked Teddy Hustead and the
Wall Drug gang for hosting the
meeting.
There was a determination that
enough members were present to
declare a quorum for the meeting.
Minutes of the previous meeting
were approved.
The 2011 Fiscal Report was re-
viewed by members in attendance.
Blasius stated, The report was
completed by Craig Blom of Wilson,
Hanson and Blom of Rapid City.
Blasius went on to eplain the finai-
cials of the Wall Health Services.
He noted the clinic has no long
term debt and the only liabilities
they have currently is their payroll.
Blasius then explained the State-
ment of Operations, which showed
a loss of $9,400 for 2011 compared
to a loss of $28,414 for the year of
2010. Blasius said, The Wall
Health Service, Inc is a non-profit
organization and their goal is to
break even and by showing a gain
they could possibly loose their sta-
tus of being a non-profit organiza-
tion. The goal for the clinic is to
keep fees low enough to pay bills
but the main goal is to keep fees
competitive as they can be. A mo-
tion to approved the Fiscal report
was approved.
Blasius then gave his presidents
report. He noted the biggest imple-
mentation for the clinic is the Elec-
tronic Medical Record System that
is required to be implemented by
the end on 2012 and if not their re-
imbursements from Medicaid and
Medicare could be effected. This is
a big undertaking Blasius said and
with the partnership of Health
Point, the committee staff and
board members we have narrowed
the decision down to three compa-
nies. Blasius also reminded every-
one that the clinic is owned and op-
erated by the community. The only
management agreement the clinic
has is with Rapid City Regional
Hospital to do payroll and the pre-
liminary budget. Our clinic is oper-
ated by the local board and is con-
sidered to be one of the only Stand
Alone Clinics in South Dakota. Bla-
sius thanked the staff for a great
2011 and the community for their
local support.
Registered Nurse Jana Biel-
maier who is with the Home
Health Provider service gave a syn-
opsis of what she does and how the
program operates. She currently
has 20 patients and has been with
the service for three year and is ex-
cited to see how it is continuing to
grow. Bielmaier related she visits
each patient in their home, provid-
ing light house cleaning, cooking
meals, checking vital signs and
helping a home care patient with
any need they may have. A new
program has been established help-
ing veterans to also stay in their
homes. The territory for this serv-
ice includes Wasta, Wall, Interior
and Quinn. Bielmaier stated, Vet-
erans can go through the State of
South Dakota to see if they qualify
for Home Health services. Biel-
maier summarized. It is good to
keep people in their homes as long
as you can and is pleased with good
positive comments from the com-
munity. If anyone has any ques-
tions they can contact Jana or Es-
ther at the clinic about these vari-
ous programs.
Physician Assistant Dave Custis
who has recently completed his
Masters in Nursing Education gave
a power point presentation to the
audience on his thesis Can rural
America Identify the risk factors
for Coronary hear disease.
Chairman Todd Trask of the
Nominating Committee nominated
Terry Peters, Brett Blasius and
Donna Fauske to each sit for an-
other three year term. With no
other nomination a motion was
made to cease nominations and
cast ballots for the three nominees.
Motion carried.
With no other old or new busi-
ness the meeting was adjourned for
another year.
Wall Health Services elects board
members at annual meeting
The FRESHMAN IMPACT:
Caught in the Moment drug and
alcohol awareness program began
in Wall in early 2005. While on
patrol in Wall, Pennington County
Senior Deputy Rick McPherson no-
ticed a problem he couldnt ignore.
Deputy McPherson was worried by
the number of alcohol-related par-
ties, citations and car crashes in-
volving teens in the area.
The idea for the FRESHMAN
IMPACT program came after a
conversation Deputy McPherson
had with Pat Carlson, a family
friend and federal defense attor-
ney. Deputy McPherson was talk-
ing about the troubling trend of
underage drinking issues when
Pat encouraged him to be proac-
tive and do something about it.
After this conversation, Deputy
McPherson decided to create a pro-
gram to show teenagers the real
consequences of alcohol and drug
use.
In late 2005, Deputy McPherson
brought the idea to South Dakota
Highway Patrol Trooper Kelly
Stern. Trooper Stern partnered
with Deputy McPherson and the
two of them presented the idea to
the Wall Schools.
Freshmen Impact: Caught in the Moment
In 2006, the first alcohol and
drug awareness program was held
in Wall. The next year, Philip and
Kadoka Schools joined with Wall
School creating the Tri-County Al-
cohol and Drug Awareness Pro-
gram.
In 2009, the program was
started at Douglas High School
and included New Underwood.
Eleven school districts and over
1200 students from western South
Dakota will attend the program in
2012; and it is drawing state-wide
attention from schools and law en-
forcement agencies.
The program also offers a $500
scholarship to a qualifying senior.
Local organizations and individu-
als support the scholarship pro-
gram.
The program consists of a multi-
ple learning stations for students
ranging from a course simulating
drunk driving to a presentation
showing what happens in a
rollover if you are not wearing your
seatbelt.
These learning stations are
taught by local law enforcement,
fire and rescue personnel, and peo-
ple that have been impacted by the
effects of driving under the influ-
ence of drugs and alcohol. The cor-
nerstone of the program is the
mock crash scene and sentencing
hearing that gives students a very
realistic picture of what happens
at an alcohol or drug-related crash
and how bad choices impact lives
for years afterward.
The FRESHMAN IMPACT
program may be taught by law en-
forcement and rescue personnel,
but the program is completely fo-
cused on the students. Another key
principle of the program is the
roles of the parents in helping
their children make good deci-
sions.
The FRESHMAN IMPACT ad-
ministration believes that positive
decisions about drugs and alcohol
begin at home and encourages par-
ents to attend and become involved
in the program. If this program
keeps just one of our teens from
making a wrong decision, it is
worth all of the time and money in-
vested.
The FRESHMAN IMPACT:
Caught in the Moment program
schedule is: Wall on April 25th,
Rapid City Central High School on
May 1st, Douglas High School on
May 7th and Custer on May 9th.
by Laurie Hindman
Deputy Secretary of the South
Dakota Department of Tourism
Wanda Goodman spoke at the Wall
Badlands Area Chamber meeting
held on Monday, February 13.
Goodman informed members
that people will continue to travel
in spite of gas prices and 2011
ended up to be a good year. Total
impact increase was up 1.5 percent
despite the flooding that occurred.
Wall B and B tax was up 3.4 per-
cent and spending in Pennington
County rose four percent. The De-
partment of Tourism has a new
secretary which has brought new
energy and ideas to the depart-
ment.
They have mobile apps for an-
droid and apple products and tablet
devices. The apps can be down-
loaded for Travel South Dakota in
app stores. They have watched the
new technology for the past year
and discovered that six out of 10
mobile users download apps. They
decided that the product is good
and the price is right and are now
part of the social media platform.
Kansas City and Des Moines are
new markets for the South Dakota
Tourism for 2012. This year is the
last year of partnership with the
Macys Day Parade. Goodman
thanked the Wall Drug for being a
big sponsor for the 2011 South
Dakota float.
The Tourism Department is
doing a lot of legislations work to
for the promotion tax since it is ex-
pected to sunset in June 2013.
Goodman noted the national out-
look is there will be an increase in
foreign and domestic travel in 2012
and international travelers will in-
crease also. They are targeting the
Australian visitors who stay longer
and spend more money.
City of Wall Mayor Dave Hahn
informed members that the next
city council meeting will be held on
Thursday, March 8. There may be
a special meeting between now and
then and if anyone has anything for
the meeting please get it into the fi-
nance officer a minimum of 24
hours before the meeting. Petitions
will be available starting March 1,
for the mayor and three council
members positions and are due
back by March 27. The city office
will be closed Monday, February
20, for Presidents Day.
Carol Hahn gave the Senior Cit-
izen report. They are planning to
have a pancake and ham feed at
Prairie Village on Monday, Febru-
ary 20.
Badlands Quilters report was
also given by C. Hahn. She in-
formed members of the upcoming
Quilters Weekend and Trunk Show
that will be taking place in March.
Wall School Superintendent
Dennis Rieckman gave an account
of school happenings.
Parent/Teacher conferences are
Wednesday, February 15 and
Thursday, February 16. No one ad-
vanced to state gymnastics. Wall
has two wrestlers who are Raedon
Anderson and Lane Blasius. Girls
and boys basketball first game dis-
tricts will be played in New Under-
wood. Friday, February 24, will be
the last home basketball game.
Linda Daugaard will be at the
Wall School and Big White School
on Thursday, March 1, to celebrate
Dr. Suess day. Childrens Theater
will be starting auditions on Mon-
day, February 27 and will end the
week with their play.
Badlands National Park Super-
intendent Eric Brunnemann re-
ports its Decembers visitation was
up nine percent. The park is plan-
ning an Astronomy Festival in Au-
gust which will feature NASA
speakers and a former astronaut.
It is also planning to bring
mounted horse patrol into the back
country this summer. The park is
also planning to hold a dig next to
the visitor center which would be
similar to the Pig Dig starting in
June and running through August.
Minuteman Missile National
Historic Site Superintendent
Ruben Andrade enthusiastically
reported that its visitation is up
due to having the park open seven
days a week.
Forest Service District Ranger
John Kinney stated that their vis-
itation is slow for now. He reported
that it had 10,000 domestic visi-
tors and had between 600 - 700 in-
ternational visitors last year. He
has accepted a new position and
will be leaving for Montana at the
end of the month.
Jody Bielmaier with Golden
West reminded everyone that the
deadline for their scholarship is
Thursday, March 15. Golden West
Cable Vision will be broadcasting
the wrestling and basketball
teams during their respective state
meets. Times and dates will be
posted on their website.
West River Electric General
Manager Dick Johnson reported
they are going through an audit
and will be starting a few projects
in the upcoming future. He also re-
minded everyone that the deadline
Deputy Secretary of Tourism
Wanda Goodman speaks at
chamber meeting
Wall Badlands Chamber guest speaker ... Wanda Good-
man Deputy Secretary of Tourism was a special visitor at their
meeting held on Monday, February 13.
~Photo Laurie Hindman
Wall Health Services President
Brett Blasius conducted their
annual meeting held on Satur-
day, February 11, at the Wall
Drug Store.
~Photo Laurie Hindman
(continued on page 2)
by Laurie Hindman
The situation is critical the pulse
is fading and the lifeline is slowly
slipping away. Do we bring the
pulse back to life or just let it die
was the main concern for holding
an ambulance district meeting on
Wednesday, February 15, in Wall.
Townships, community and
council members, Deputy Director
of Pennington County 911 Ted Ru-
fledt, Pennington County Commis-
sioner Lyndell Peterson, Badlands
National Park Superintendent Eric
Brunnemann and Chief Park
Ranger Casey Osback came to-
gether to hear why the Wall Ambu-
lance Service is in need of the com-
munities help to form an ambu-
lance district.
Pete Dunker began the meeting
with a thank you to all for attend-
ing and then stated, We have a
very serious problem, we are going
to be up front with everything to
accomplish and put together a plan
for our ambulance service. Dunker
introduced Larry Gravatt who has
gathered information from differ-
ent sources to present to the audi-
ence.
Gravatt began his presentation
with a Will Rogers introduction
and ended his introduction with
you cant put a price tag on an
emergency first response health
care service. Gravatt was very
forthright of immediate budgetary
concerns that the Wall Ambulance
Service is having. Gravatt said
rural ambulances are dying and we
live from 40 to 100 miles from
health care. Rural ambulances
cant continue to operate due to
funds drying up; they are terminal,
which is the theme for the meeting
Funding for a Pulse.
Gravatt emphasised the two
most important elements in a
health service is fast response time
and qualified personnel with the
proper equipment. The Wall Ambu-
lance has qualified personnel with
proper equipment to respond in a
fast time if a family member or you
might need them and without them
you are 40 to 100 miles one-way
away from an ambulance service.
Time is critical when dealing with
a person having a heart attack,
stroke or have been in a serious ac-
cident. The Wall Ambulance Serv-
Funding for a Pulse theme for
ambulance district meeting
ice serves a large metropolitan
area, which includes residents of
Eastern Pennington County and
the I-90 corridor. The area is also a
major tourism destination and by-
way. The ambulance serves a lot of
people and there is a great need for
its service.
Gravatt gave a break down of
the 2011 Wall ambulance runs and
unit utilization summary. Traffic
related calls: interstate - 36, other
highways - 13 and other towns - 7.
Inside Wall city limits - 89 and out-
side Wall city limits - 93 for a total
of 182. Approximately 100 of these
runs are taken to the Rapid City
Regional Hospital. Out of these
182 runs only 116 were billable.
The average billing was $1,200,
which resulted in a cash revenue
of $139,200. There was a 25 per-
cent write-off of $34,800 for a total
net cash revenue of $104,400.
Current staffing for the Wall
Ambulance Service is 18 Emer-
gency Medical Technicians (six
local and 12 from out of town) at a
labor cost of $85,000. Three driv-
ers that are local and rotate
weekly driving. The local EMTs
are paid one dollar per hour when
they are on call and out of town
EMTs receive five dollars per hour
when they are on call. If a run is
made, they receive $25 and $10 for
a referral. If a switch is made to a
fully paid staff of possibly seven
paramedics the cost would be
$175,000; paramedics mixed with
EMTs would cost $150,000. Gra-
vatt noted having a paramedic on
board would upgrade the level of
emergency care to advanced life
support enabling the Wall Ambu-
lance Service to take more calls,
which would translate into higher
billing revenue.
Larry Gravatt speaking to an audience on how importatnt it is to
keep the Wall Ambulane service alive by forming an ambulance
district. The meeting was held on Wednesday, February 15.
~Photo Laurie Hindman
(continued on page 6)
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nffornoys` nro for.
As nIwnys koo In confncf
fhrough fho sourcos boIow. Cod
bIoss nnd hnvo n gronf wook.
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Deputy Secretary of Tourism
Wanda Goodman speaks at
chamber meeting
bonrd Is In nood of ogg cnrfons.
HIIdobrnnd nIso Informod mom-
bors on fho AmorIcnn !ogIon In nb-
sonco of IIII IIoImnIor. Thoy nro
fnkIng nIIcnfIons for boys nnd
gIrIs sfnfo.
HIIdobrnnd gnvo nn udnfo on
fho WnII CoIobrnfIon CommIffoos
ucomIng ovonfs.
!odoo Ioosfor CIub wIII hoId
fhoIr nnnunI moofIng on Wodnos-
dny, Iobrunry l5.
TourIsm CommIffoo wIII hoId
fhoIr noxf moofIng on Tuosdny,
Mnrch 6 nf ?:30 n.m.
Tho noxf chnmbor Iunchoon wIII
bo Mondny, Mnrch l2 nf fho WnII
CommunIfy Confor bogInnIng nf
noon. Ion Snow wIfh fho !nId
CIfy IconomIc ovoIomonf wIII
bo fho guosf sonkor.
WIfh no ofhor busInoss fho
moofIng wns ndjournod.
Tho Covornor`s oducnfIon ro-
osnI, HI l234, nssod fho Houso
of !orosonfnfIvos fhIs nsf wook
by n sIgnIfIcnnf mnrgIn. Tho ro-
osnI Ionvos mnny of fho dofnIIs fo
bo workod ouf In fho fufuro. Thnf
fncf, couIod wIfh fho shorf fImo
frnmo fho ubIIc hns boon InvoIvod
In fhoso mnjor roforms, convIncod
mo fhnf fho wIsdom of mnkIng n
mnjor courso-corrocfIon In K-l2 od-
ucnfIon wns nof suffIcIonfIy voffod.
Thoroforo, I vofod no. Thoro mny
bo sIgnIfIcnnf chnngos mndo In fho
Sonnfo fhnf wIII roquIro nn nddI-
fIonnI vofo In fho Houso of !oro-
sonfnfIvos. oondIng on fho
chnngos, I mny bo nbIo fo suorf
Tuosdny fho l4fh wns n Iong dny
duo fo fho dondIIno roquIrIng nII
Sonnfo bIIIs bo honrd on fho Son-
nfo fIoor nnd oIfhor dofonfod or
nssod ovor fo fho Houso. Wo fI-
nnIIy ndjournod nbouf 8:30 .m.,
nffor bogInnIng our dobnfos nf
l2:00 .m., nnd woro comIofoIy
oxhnusfod.
Tho bIII fnkIng fho mosf fImo
wns SI l24 whIch wouId hnvo
mndo Insf yonr`s ono-fImo bonus of
$9?.00 or sfudonf nrf of fho
fIoor for cnIcuInfIng fhIs yonrs`
orconfngo Incronso. If wns do-
bnfod hofIy nnd whIIo mosf IogIs-
Infors wouId IIko fo rovIdo nddI-
fIonnI monoy fo schooIs, bnInncIng
fho 20l3 budgof combInod wIfh no-
fIco fhnf IodornI fundIng wIII bo
roducod In n numbor of nrons In
20l3 cnusod fho mnjorIfy fo vofo
ngnInsf fho bIII. I nm In suorf of
IookIng fo soo If rovonuo rojoc-
fIons oxcood oxocfnfIons. If so, fho
concof mny bo rovIsIfod.
HI l234 confInuos fo gonornfo
quosfIons nnd suggosfIons. In my
oInIon, If Is n good sfnrf nnd wIII
roIy uon dIfforonf work grous fo
bogIn workIng on dovoIoIng fho
concofs confnInod wIfhIn. Tho
work grous wIII bo mndo u of n
vnrIofy of Iondors from ooIo wIfh
socIfIc bnckgrounds roInfIng fo
fho uroso of fho grou. In nddI-
fIon, SchooI Ionrds nro gIvon fho
fho Covornor`s roosnI nonr fho
ond of fho !ogIsInfIvo SossIon.
Soufh nkofn`s unIfIvo drIvor
IIconsIng roquIromonfs wIII sfny In
offocf for nnofhor yonr. My offorf fo
roonI fho documonfnfIon roquIro-
monfs wns nof nbIo fo ovorcomo
fho Covornor`s IobbyIng offorfs fo
koo fho drIvor IIconsIng roquIro-
monfs In Inco.
Tho Sonnfo nssod fho Covor-
nor`s Inbor nnd sfnfo omIoyoo
bonus roosnIs fhIs nsf wook.
IIonso Iof mo know your
fhoughfs on fhoso nnd nny ofhor
IogIsInfIon you fInd of Inforosf nf
!o.!ussoIIsfnfo.sd.us.
fIoxIbIIIfy fo chooso ono of fhroo nI-
fornnfIvos fhoy fooI wouId bo bosf
for fhoIr schooI.
Thoro wns unnnImous suorf
for nIIowIng rocognIfIon for ncfIvo
dufy soIdIors, vofornns nnd modnI
rocIIonfs on IIconso Infos. Soufh
nkofn vnIuos fhoso who nro sorv-
Ing nnd hnvo sfood In fho gn for
our nnfIon In fho nsf. ThIs Is nn-
ofhor wny fo honor fhom.
Sfnfo roguInfIon of nursIng fncII-
Ify bods hns noodod roform for
yonrs. I suorfod SI l96 whIch Is
fho bogInnIng of n rocoss fo rodIs-
frIbufo bods fo nrons In nood from
nrons wIfh surIus. If rovIdos IIm-
Ifod nufhorIfy rIghf now buf couId
bo oxnndod ns our ouInfIon
ngos nnd shIffs bofwoon communI-
fIos.
!nforfunnfoIy, I wns unnbIo fo
kIII SI 85 whIch roducod fho smnII
schooI fncfor nnd dIsfrIbufod fho
monoy fo Inrgor schooIs. If nssod
ovor fo fho Houso whoro our fwo
rorosonfnfIvos mny hnvo boffor
Iuck goffIng If sfood.
Wo hnvo sovornI crnckorbnrroIs
In fho noxf fwo wooks. IIonso Inn
fo nffond or sond mo nn o-mnII
wIfh your fhoughfs nnd Idons. My
coII hono Is 605-390-2l65 nnd my
orsonnI omnII Is brucornmoI-
borforsonnfo.com. WhIIo In IIorro,
my omnII Is
Son.!nmoIborgsfnfo.sd.us.
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If n Icfuro Is worfh n fhousnnd
words, fhon wo oxocf fo rocoIvo n
IIbrnry. CoIdon Wosf ToIocommu-
nIcnfIons Is InunchIng fhoIr fIrsf
ovor hofo confosf Mnrch l, 20l2.
Tho confosf wIII run onfIroIy on
CoIdon Wosf`s Incobook ngo nf
www.fncobook.com/goIdonwosffoIo-
com. Tho confosf Is nn offorf fo
buIId nwnronoss of fho CoIdon
Wosf Incobook ngo, whoro you
wIII fInd roIovnnf osfs on foIocom-
munIcnfIon InformnfIon nnd com-
munIfy sorvIcos. Tho confosf wIII
rovIdo n formnf for cusfomors fo
osf fho bosf of fhoIr bosf hofos.
Thoro wIII bo fhroo hofo dIvI-
sIons nnd onch dIvIsIon wIII run
consocufIvoIy. Tho Inby Confosf
wIII run from Mnrch l fhrough
Mnrch 23, Soufh nkofn Sconory
Confosf wIII run from Mnrch 26
fhrough ArII l3, nnd fho Iof Con-
fosf wIII run ArII l6 fhrough Mny
4. IrIzos of $l00, $?5, nnd $50 wIII
bo nwnrdod for fIrsf, socond nnd
fhIrd In onch cnfogory. Infrnnfs
mny submIf fo ono or nII dIvIsIons.
Ihofos wIfh fho mosf cusfomor
IIkos wIII bo onforod In fo fho
fInnI round of judgIng. Confosfnnfs
musf bo l8 yonrs of ngo nnd
CoIdon Wosf cusfomors fo onfor,
hofos musf bo fnmIIy frIondIy, no
rofossIonnI hofogrnhors,
Ionso. Co fo CoIdon Wosf
ToIocommunIcnfIons Incobook
ngo for nddIfIonnI dofnIIs.
CoIdon Wosf sfnrfod ouf In l9l6
rovIdIng foIohono sorvIco bo-
fwoon fho communIfIos of QuInn
nnd InforIor. Todny, fho comnny
nnd Ifs subsIdInrIos doIIvor
foIocommunIcnfIons sorvIcos, In-
cIudIng Infornof nnd cnbIo foIovI-
sIon, fo cusfomors In moro fhnn 20
counfIos. CoIdon Wosf Is fho
Inrgosf Indoondonf foIocommunI-
cnfIons comnny In Soufh nkofn.
State saying goodbye to federaI
No ChiId Left Behind
By !IzubetL "Sum" Gvosz
CommunIty News SevvIce
A bIII mnkIng Ifs wny fhrough
fho !ogIsInfuro fhIs sossIon wouId
nIIow fho sfnfo onrfmonf of Id-
ucnfIon fo drnff Ifs own sfnndnrds
nnd romovo IfsoIf from fho nn-
fIonnI o ChIId !off IohInd Acf.
Tho Sonnfo nrovod SI25 fhIs
nsf wook, sondIng If on fo fho
Houso for Ifs consIdornfIon.
o ChIId !off IohInd hns boon In
Inco fho nsf l0 yonrs, nnd now
fho fodornI govornmonf hns offorod
n wIndow of oorfunIfy fo of
ouf, snId Son. Mnrk Johnson, !-
SIoux InIIs.
If nIIows us ns n sfnfo fo osfnb-
IIsh n boffor modoI of nccounfnbII-
Ify, ono fhnf focusos on confInuous,
ongoIng Imrovomonf In our
schooIs, snId Johnsfon. SocIfI-
cnIIy, SI25 wouId nvo fho wny for
nn nccounfnbIIIfy modoI fhnf roIIos
on muIfIIo monsuros, rnfhor fhnn
n sIngIo nssossmonf doIIvorod onco
n yonr.
Son. JIm Hundsfnd, -Infh, ob-
jocfod fo fho bIII ns nof boIng com-
Iofo.
If wo nro goIng fo bo monsurIng
succoss, snId Hundsfnd, wo wnnf
fo hnvo monsurnbIo gonIs. Son.
IIIIIo Suffon, -Iurko, ngrood,
quosfIonIng how If Is ndnfod fo fIf
rurnI schooIs.
Tho onrfmonf of IducnfIon,
snId Son. ob Iofors, !-Hnrfford,
Is sookIng n wnIvor of C!I, nnd
fo bo grnnfod, fho sfnfo noods fo
show fhnf If hns Ifs own mofhod If
Is foIIowIng.
Suffon quosfIonod whofhor fho
rocoss wouId bo n ono sIzo fIfs
nII mofhod, or If rurnI schooIs
wouId bo consIdorod. If shouId bo
Ioff fo IocnI confroI, ho nddod.
Johnsfon, howovor, snId If fhIs
doos nof nss, wo wIII sfIII IIvo
undor C!I. Ho snId fho sfnfo
hnd boon nssurod If fho bIII Is
nssod, fho sfnfo wouId bo grnnfod
fho wnIvor.
Ton ofhor sfnfos hnvo nIrondy
boon nrovod fo do nssossmonfs
on fhoIr own, nnd ofhors nro work-
Ing on If.
Tho bIII nssod fho Sonnfo 3l-4,
wIfh fho four nognfIvo vofos com-
Ing from four of fho fIvo omocrnfs
In fho Houso.
Son. JIm Irndford, fho ofhor o-
mocrnf, from IIno !Idgo onrIIor
hnd oxrossod hIs suorf.
Tho bIII wns sonf fo fho Houso,
whoro If wns roforrod fo fho Houso
ArorInfIons CommIffoo for n
honrIng on Mondny.
Imagine nation here we come!!!
AudIfIons for fho nkofn IInyors
orIgInnI musIcnI roducfIon of
ImngIno nfIon wIII bo hoId Mon-
dny, Iobrunry 2?, nf fho Iowor
Houso nf 3:30 .m.
nkofn IInyors wnnfs fo guIdo
fho young fnIonf of WnII fhrough n
fun-fIIIod, mofIvnfIng wook of fho-
nfro mngIc! ImngIno nfIon Is do-
sIgnod wIfh suIfnbIo nrfs for ovory
ngo, skIII nnd oxorIonco IovoI In-
voIvod.
IIvo dnys of InfonsIvo rohonrsnIs
wIII bo hoId In whIch fho IInos,
sfngIng, songs nnd ovon dnncos wIII
bo Ionrnod, cuImInnfIng In nn un-
forgoffnbIo orformnnco!
In nddIfIon fo fho on-sfngo roIos,
fhoro nro nIso oIdor chIIdron
noodod fo nssIsf fho dIrocfors nnd
Ionrn how fo oornfo sound nnd
IIghfIng oquImonf fo ndd fo fho
fun-fIIIod, mofIvnfIng, mngIcnI fho-
nfro oxorIonco!
NO XPRINC OR A-
VANC PRPARATION IS
N.
AudIfIons for fhIs orIgInnI musI-
cnI roducfIon of ImngIno nfIon,
wIII bo hoId on Iobrunry 2?fh, nf
3:30 .m. nf fho Iowor Houso.
ThIs rosIdoncy In WnII SchooI Is
mndo ossIbIo by fho WnII SchooI
IsfrIcf wIfh suorf rovIdod by
fho Sfnfo of Soufh nkofn, fhrough
fho onrfmonf of TourIsm nnd
Sfnfo ovoIomonf, fho Soufh
nkofn Sfnfo Arfs CouncII, fho n-
fIonnI Indowmonf for fho Arfs nnd
IocnI donnfIons. Ior moro Infor-
mnfIon, confncf Inno CoIgIo or
JonnIno Sykorn nf 2?9-2l56.
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SpecIaIs
Feb. 23 - Feb. 29
BreakIast SpecIaI - Mon.-Sat.
2 Eggs & Toasi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.99
2 Pancalcs & Sausagc . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.99
Tbursday, February 23
Indian Taco. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $S.99
Tonaio Sou & SandwicI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.99
FrIday, February 24
Lcnon Pccr Cod . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $S.99
Corn CIowdcr & SandwicI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.99
Saturday, February 2S
Hoi Porl SandwicI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $S.99
Dccf Darlcy Sou & SandwicI . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.99
Sunday, February 26
All You Can Eai Drcalfasi Duffci. . . . . . . . . . . $6.99
CIild's Drcalfasi Duffci (12 & undcr} . . . . . . . $3.69
Scrvcd 7.00 io 10.30 a.n.
CIiclcn Parncsan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $S.99
Dacon CIcddar Sou & SandwicI. . . . . . . . . . $4.99
Monday, February 2?
Fculcn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $S.99
Vcgciallc Dccf Sou & SandwicI. . . . . . . . . . . $4.99
Tuesday, February 2S
Kicllasa w/Saucrlraui
& Carlic MasIcd Poiaiocs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $S.99
Han & Dcan Sou & SandwicI. . . . . . . . . . . . $4.99
Wednesday, February 29
Cowloy Durgcr w/Dalcd Dcans . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.99
CIiclcn Dunling Sou & SandwicI . . . . . . . $4.99
Monday tbrougb Saturday
Hanlurgcr Daslci . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.99
CIccsclurgcr Daslci . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.29

279-2175 Wall, SD
donco or scIonco fo show sfnfIns
rovonf honrf nffncks, or snvo
IIvos. Whnf`s moro mnny nfIonfs
mny hnvo n fnIso sonso of socurIfy
by fnkIng fhoso drugs nnd nro fhus
Ioss wIIIIng fo mnko good IIfosfyIo
choIcos such ns oxorcIsIng dnIIy
AN A HAITHY IT.
Iuf fhoro Is somofhIng In mod-
orn modIcIno fhnf gofs fromon-
dous bnng for fho buck, cnrrIos
vory Iow rIsk, nnd hns mndo n
hugo Imncf on fho honIfh of mII-
IIons of ooIo, In fhIs counfry nnd
worId-wIdo. ThIs Is fho fochnoIogy
of fnrgofod sfImuInfIon of fho IndI-
vIdunI Immuno sysfom wIfh vnc-
cIno. ImmunIznfIon rogrnms
hnvo sfood drondod oIIo In fho
50`s, roducod honrf nnd nournI dIs-
nbIIIfy from monsIos In fho 60`s,
wIod smnIIox from fho onrfh In
fho ?0`s, nnd gronfIy roducod IIfo-
fhronfonIng monIngIfIs, noumo-
nIn, nnd InfIuonzn durIng fho 80`s,
jusf fo nnmo n fow oxnmIos of fho
sufforIng fhnf dIdn`f hnon bo-
cnuso of vnccInos nnd fho Immuno
sysfom.
I nm n cynIc, buf sfIII nwosfruck
nf fho vnIuo of ImmunIznfIon.
r. !Ick HoIm wrofo fhIs odIfo-
rInI for On CnII, n wookIy ro-
grnm whoro modIcnI rofossIonnIs
dIscuss honIfh concorns for fho
gonornI ubIIc. On CnII Is ro-
ducod by fho HonIIng Words Ioun-
dnfIon In nssocInfIon wIfh fho
Soufh nkofn Sfnfo !nIvorsIfy
JournnIIsm onrfmonf. On
CnII nIrs Thursdnys on Soufh
nkofn IubIIc IrondcnsfIng-ToIo-
vIsIon nf ? .m. ConfrnI, 6 .m.
MounfnIn.
By RIcLuvd P. Ho!m M
As fho yonrs go by, I fooI IIko I
nm furnIng Info n fruo cynIc.
I nm osocInIIy crIfIcnI of ush-
Ing fho ndvnnco of fochnoIogy
whon If cosfs so vory much, cnrrIos
wIfh If sIgnIfIcnnf rIsk, nnd fhon
doosn`f offor n boffor rosuIf for fho
nfIonf.
Tnko for oxnmIo ordorIng CT
scnns of fho hond for chIIdron or
nduIfs who hnvo hnd mInor hond
frnumn. In n bIInk If ndds $2000+
fo fho bIII, cnusos sIgnIfIcnnf IIfo-
fImo rndInfIon oxosuro, nnd, un-
Ioss fho frnumn rosuIfod In n
CHANG IN MNTAI STA-
T\S OR Ioss of conscIousnoss,
doos nof Imrovo oufcomos ovor
sImIy monIforIng fho chIId
fhrough fho nIghf. Yof oxocfn-
fIons of fnmIIy nnd IInbIIIfy rIsk
hnvo mndo CT scnns of hond nI-
mosf sfnndnrd of cnro for mInor
hond frnumn.
I fInd mysoIf crIfIcnI of oxcossIvo
surgorIos. Thoro nro sfudIos fInd-
Ing mnny moro bnck surgorIos In
corfnIn nrfs of fho counfry com-
nrod wIfh ofhors; cnusIng gronf
oxonso, sIgnIfIcnnf rIsk, nnd no
ovIdonco of Ioss nIn ns n rosuIf.
Tho C-socfIon rnfo Is sIgnIfIcnnfIy
hIghor In ono communIfy fhnn nn-
ofhor, nIso oxonsIvo, rIsky, nnd
wIfhouf Imrovod honIfh sfnfIsfIcs
for fho mofhor or bnby.
Tnko n Iook nf choIosforoI Iowor-
Ing modIcIno, whIch nccounfs for n
$55 bIIIIon doIInr yonrIy oxonso fo
our counfry, cnusos sIgnIfIcnnf
sIdo offocfs of muscIo nIn oso-
cInIIy In fho oIdorIy, whIIo for oo-
Io who hnvo NOT nIrondy hnd n
honrf nffnck, fhoro Is no good ovI-
A CynIc !ooks ut ImmunIzutIon
ALL types!

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Excavation work of
Tho !SA Inrm SorvIco Agoncy
(ISA) Is workIng hnrdor fhnn ovor
fo nssIsf now fnrmors nnd rnnch-
ors. ISA Sfnfo IxocufIvo Irocfor
CrnIg Schnunnmnn roconfIy un-
voIIod n now !nnd Confrncf Cunr-
nnfoo Irogrnm nnd sovornI ofhor
fooIs dosIgnod fo hoI bogInnIng
fnrmors nnd rnnchors buIId fho
foundnfIon for n succossfuI cnroor
In ngrIcuIfuro.
"ow fnrmors fnco mnny chnI-
Iongos, IIko obfnInIng Innd for ox-
nmIo, snId Schnunnmnn. ISA Is
goIng fo rovIdo now ofIons fo
hoI fhom fo work fhrough fhIs
chnIIongIng sfnrf-u Issuo. Ionk
Innd vnIuos, fIghf commorcInI
crodIf, mInImnI crodIf hIsfory, nnd
Ioss coIInfornI mnko If dIffIcuIf for
now nnd smnIIor fnrmors In Soufh
nkofn fo gof n commorcInI busI-
noss Ionn rIghf now.
Tho !nnd Confrncf Cunrnnfoo
Irogrnm rovIdos n now nronch
for Inndownors wIIIIng fo soII nnd
fInnnco n Innd urchnso fo n bogIn-
nIng or socInIIy dIsndvnnfngod
fnrmor. Tho rogrnm offors fwo o-
fIons, ono fhnf gunrnnfoos u fo
fhroo nnnunI InsfnIImonf ny-
monfs on fho confrncf nnd ono fhnf
gunrnnfoos 90 of fho unnId
rIncInI of fho confrncf. Cunrnn-
foos cnn bo usod In fho urchnso of
Innd for u fo $500,000.
"Soufh nkofn fnrmors roro-
sonf nII wnIks of IIfo, ns woII ns n
wIdo vnrIofy of bnckgrounds nnd
ngos, nofos Schnunnmnn. ThIs
rogrnm wIII work woII for bogIn-
nIng nnd mInorIfy growors In
Soufh nkofn, nnd wo oncourngo
roducors fo vIsIf wIfh us fo dofor-
FSA offers new options for beginning
Farmers and Ranchers
mIno If ISA cnn nssIsf wIfh fhoIr
IndIvIdunI noods," ho snId.
Anofhor now chnngo fo fho
ngoncy`s IondIng ruIos for now ro-
ducors Is fo nIIow moro fIoxIbIIIfy
In fho mInImum oxorIonco ro-
quIromonf. !ndor fho now ruIo,
ISA Ionn offIcors nro now nIIowod
fo consIdor nII rIor fnrmIng oxo-
rIonco, IncIudIng on-fho-job frnIn-
Ing nnd formnI oducnfIon whon do-
formInIng oIIgIbIIIfy for ISA Inrm
OornfIng nnd OwnorshI !onns.
To qunIIfy for fho IogInnIng
Inrmor nnd !nnchor !onn Iro-
grnm, nIIcnnfs musf hnvo n mIn-
Imum IovoI of ngrIcuIfurnI oxorI-
onco, buf nof moro fhnn l0 yonrs
oornfIng n fnrm or rnnch. Schnu-
nnmnn nIso rocommonds fhnf oo-
Io consIdorIng n fnrmIng cnroor
vIsIf fho now !SA wobsIfo
www.sfnrf2fnrm.gov fo Ionrn moro
nbouf Ionn rogrnms nvnIInbIo for
bogInnIng fnrmors nnd rnnchors.
Ior nddIfIonnI InformnfIon
nbouf ISA rogrnms, confncf your
IocnI ISA offIco or vIsIf us onIIno
nf www.fsn.usdn.gov.
!SA Is nn oqunI oorfunIfy
rovIdor, omIoyor nnd Iondor. To
fIIo n comInInf of dIscrImInnfIon,
wrIfo fo !SA, AssIsfnnf Socro-
fnry for CIvII !Ighfs, OffIco of fho
AssIsfnnf Socrofnry for CIvII
!Ighfs, l400 Indoondonco Av-
onuo, S.W., Sfo 94l0, WnshIng-
fon, C 20250-94l0, or cnII foII-
froo nf (866) 632-9992 (IngIIsh) or
(800) 8??-8339 (T) or (866) 3??-
8642 (IngIIsh IodornI-roIny) or
(800) 845-6l36 (SnnIsh IodornI-
roIny). !SA Is nn oqunI oorfu-
nIfy rovIdor nnd omIoyor.
Clint Nelson wins rifle
at Ruland Arena LLC
!uInnd Aronn !!C., hoId n rIfIo
roIng on Sundny, Iobrunry l2.
RII!e vopIng - 26 fonms - four
hond. 1uot time uinnero: Tuckor
McnnIoI/nIfon !Ichfor. Ateruge
uinnero: IIrsf Inco nnd rIfIo wIn-
nor: CIInf oIson - 34.54; Socond:
Sfovo McnnIoI - 4l.28; ThIrd:
Jndo oIson - 43.3?; Iourfh: nI-
fon !Ichfor - 49.l?; IIffh: Jndo oI-
son - 25.00 on fhroo hond; SIxfh;
MIko oIson - 29.0l on fhroo hond.
Ofhor Imorfnnf consIdornfIons fo
fhInk nbouf nro roguInfIons on
budgof, Inbor Issuos nnd fodornI
nnd sfnfo roguInfIons. WnII Is fho
Insf sorvIco In fho counfy fhnf doos
nof hnvo nn nmbuInnco dIsfrIcf. In
ordor for fho WnII AmbuInnco
SorvIco fo koo Ifs IIconso If hns fo
rosond fo 90 orconf of Ifs cnIIs In
l5 mInufos. Crnvnff nddod fho
Inbor ooI for IMTs on n voIunfoor
mInImum wngo Is doIofod nnd fo
mnInfnIn nn nmbuInnco fhoy nood
fo hnvo nn IMT workforco fhnf
cnn bo omIoyod for nn ndoqunfo
wngo. Tho WnII AmbuInnco Sorv-
Ico Is sInkIng, rosorvos wIII nof Insf
nnd fho cIfy Is IImIfod In Ifs fund-
Ing. Crnvnff wonf on fo sny fho do-
cIsIons mndo now wouId nof bo ro-
nIIzod unfII 20l4. Crnvnff nddod If
fho nmbuInnco dIsfrIcf Is n-
rovod, fnx rovonuo wouId nof bo
nId fo fho dIsfrIcf unfII 20l4. Tho
cIfy nymonf nnd rosorvos wIII
hnvo fo bo rovIdod fo susfnIn fho
nmbuInnco sorvIco unfII fnx rov-
onuo bonofIfs nro ronIIzod. Tho nm-
buInnco sorvIco hns In rosorvos
$l?4,680 nnd fho cIfy budgofod
fhom $34,000 for 20l2. Ifs ovornII
budgof Is $l48,000 nnd If Is ro-
osIng fo uso $33,500 from fho
fund bnInnco. Crnvnff nIso nofod
fho fofnI fncforod vnIunfIon from
fho cIfy of WnII Is $40,09l,?65 nnd
rurnI Is $ll9,443,498 for n fofnI of
$l59,535,263. Iy nddIng n fnx of
35 confs or fhousnnd of vnIunfIon
fho nmbuInnco sorvIco couId gon-
ornfo fho oxfrn funds noodod fo
run fho WnII AmbuInnco SorvIco.
Crnvnff showod oxnmIos of busI-
noss, rosIdonf nnd rurnI nron fnxn-
fIon vnIunfIons. A busInoss whoso
fnxnbIo vnIunfIon Is $4,892,8l4
wouId ny $l,?l2.48 or yonr, n
rosIdonf whoso fnx vnIunfIon Is
$?8,6l4 wouId ny $2?.5l or yonr
nnd In fho rurnI nron 3,256 ncros
wIfh n fnxnbIo vnIunfIon of
$6?l,l38 wouId ny $234.90 or
yonr fo hnvo nn nmbuInnco dIs-
frIcf. Crnvnff concIudod, Iy work-
Ing fogofhor nnd wIfh Inuf from
fho IonnIngfon Counfy CommIs-
sIonors, CIfy of WnII, IndInnds n-
fIonnI Inrk, WnII CIInc/!nId CIfy
!ogIonnI HosIfnI, Iorosf SorvIco
nnd rosIdonfs of Insforn IonnIng-
fon Counfy wo mny bo nbIo fo como
u wIfh n soIufIon. Tho mnIn objoc-
fIvo Is fo brIng fogofhor nII of fho
ooIo In Insforn IonnIngfon
Counfy, fho munIcInIIfIos, honIfh
cnro rovIdors nnd fho IndInnds
nfIonnI Inrk SorvIco by cronfIng
n cohosIvo onfIfy so fhnf wo cnn
koo fho honrf bonfIng In fhIs vory
Imorfnnf sorvIco.
unkor fook fho fIoor nnd foId
fho nudIonco fhoy nro forfunnfo In
nof hnvIng fo sfnrf n now nmbu-
Innco. Tho sorvIco hns fwo nmbu-
Inncos fhnf hnvo l0-l5 yonrs of IIfo
snn Ioff. Tho sorvIco hns udnfod
oquImonf fo suorf fho nmbu-
Inncos, n gnrngo nnd voIunfoors.
Tho WnII AmbuInnco SorvIco Is
IookIng for nn oornfIng budgof.
unkor nskod fho cIfy fo sof nsIdo
fIvo orconf In nnnunI snIos fnx
rovonuo fhnf wouId gonornfo
$42,000 ovory yonr. unkor Is ro-
osIng fo nsk fho cIfy fo furn ovor
nII nssofs fo fho dIsfrIcf for ono doI-
"Funding for a PuIse" theme for
ambuIance district meeting
Inr, ronf fho gnrngo fo fho dIsfrIcf
for ono doIInr n yonr nnd nII monIos
In curronf nmbuInnco fund hnn-
dIod by fho cIfy bo frnnsforrod fo
fho nmbuInnco dIsfrIcf. Ho nofod
fhIs wns n fnIr confrIbufIon from
fho cIfy.
Crnvnff rovIowod dIfforonf soIu-
fIons nnd sfnfod, Tho onIy fonsIbIo
soIufIon fhnf works Is fo hnvo ono
fofnI nmbuInnco dIsfrIcf for Insf-
orn IonnIngfon Counfy. !ndor
Soufh nkofn CodIfIod !nw: 34-
llA-20 Tox let,--Lini/o/ione--1x-
enp/ion of Jie/ric/ fron generol
coun/, let, for onIulonce eertice.
Ao /ox in exceee of eix/, cen/e per
/loueonJ Jollore of /oxoIle toluo-
/ion upon /le proper/, ui/lin on
onIulonce Jie/ric/ no, Ie letieJ
for eucl Jie/ric/ pureuon/ /o /le
protieione of /lie clop/er. Tle
onoun/ of none, receiteJ fron /le
/ox let, on oll proper/, ui/lin /le
Jie/ric/ plue /le onoun/ of none,
receiteJ fron /le inpoei/ion of on,
epeciol oeeeeenen/ ui/lin /le Jie-
/ric/ no, no/ exceeJ /le onoun/
ulicl uoulJ Ie roieeJ I, o generol
/ox let, of eix/, cen/e per /loueonJ
Jollore upon oll proper/, ui/lin on
onIulonce Jie/ric/.
1n no coee no, /le onoun/ of /ox
let, exceeJ /le onoun/ of funJe re-
quireJ /o Jefro, /le expeneee of /le
Jie/ric/ for o perioJ of one ,eor oe
enIroceJ in /le onnuol ee/ino/e of
expeneee incluJing /le onoun/ of
principol onJ in/eree/ upon /le in-
JeI/eJneee of /le Jie/ric/ for /le en-
euing ,eor.
Crnvnff sfnfod, Wo nood voIun-
foors fo hoI fInnIIzo n suggosfod
Inn nnd fo ossIbIy bocomo n
bonrd mombor. Wo nood fo mnko
n fInnI doformInnfIon for n fnx Iovy
fo rosonf fo fho IonnIngfon
Counfy CommIssIon. If wo hnvo
nny objocfIons nn nmbuInnco dIs-
frIcf mny nof fIy. ThIs Is why wo
nood voIunfoors fo hoI fInnIIzo n
suggosfod Inn nnd fo ossIbIy bo-
como n mombor of fho bonrd of dI-
rocfors. Wo nood n cohosIvo offorf
by nII.
Irunnomnnn from IndInnds
nfIonnI Inrk confrIbufod fo fho
moofIng. Irunnomnnn snId Tho
nrk wIII suorf fho nmbuInnco
dIsfrIcf ns bosf ns fhoy cnn. Thoy
nro noIghbors ho nddod. Tho fod-
ornI govornmonf cnn`f gIvo fho
nrk cnsh fo soIvo fhIs robIom.
Tho nrk brIngs 800,000 ooIo fo
fho communIfy nnd If noods fhIs
sorvIco. If hns fho cnncIfy fo drnw
u n MufunI AId Agroomonf nI-
IowIng nn nmbuInnco dIsfrIcf fo
drnw uon fhoIr rosourcos nnd
hoI koo fho cosf down. Tho nrk
hIros rnngors fhnf cnn do vory Im-
orfnnf fhIngs, fhoy cnn bo fhoro
for n cnII, fhoy cnn ndmInIsfor nd-
vnncod IIfo suorf nnd offsof ox-
onsos by rovIdIng suIIos,
oquImonf nnd fuoI. Wo nro nrf
of fho communIfy, Irunnomnnn
snId.
Osbnck soko fo fho nudIonco.
Ho nofod donrfmonfs nII ovor fho
!nIfod Sfnfos nro hnvIng n fough
fImo nnd fho nrk couId nssIsf
wIfh runs nnd nro moro fhnn wIII-
Ing fo bo on fho bonrd. Osbnck wns
n koy Inyor In hoIIng Koysfono
form fhoIr nmbuInnco dIsfrIcf.
Tho fIoor wns fhon oon fo quos-
fIons nnd nnswors.
Monfy WhIfchor wns fho fIrsf fo
voIco hIs concorn. WhIfchor foIf
fhnf Crnvnff jusf dIdn`f gof If.
You nro fofnIIy mIssIng somo-
fhIng, you wnnf us fo joIn In ns n
fnxnbIo onfIfy You nro fnkIng
nwny our rIghfs ns n fnxnbIo fown-
shI. TownshIs nro on fho boffom
fIoor In govornmonf nnd If fho
counfy wnnfs fo uf us Info n dIs-
frIcf fhoy cnn, WhIfchor sfnfod.
Crnvnff rosonodod fo WhIfchor
who hnd uf hIs conf on nnd
wnIkod ouf fho door nnd Ioff fho
moofIng. Crnvnff oxInInod sfnfo
Inw nIIows ooIo of Soufh nkofn
fo form nn nmbuInnco dIsfrIcf by n
mIII Iovy, buf If`s nof fhIs grous
InfonfIons fo InfrIngo on fownshI
ruIos.
ChnrIos Kruso cnmo forwnrd
nnd nskod why couIdn`f fho bIggor
chnrgo bo mndo fo fho ooIo who
uso fho sorvIco. Kruso snId, rosI-
donfs nro nIrondy nyIng n IIbrnry
nnd fIro fnx. Tho fown of InforIor
doos nof bonofIf from fho fIro fnx.
Kruso sfnfod, I nm nrf of fho In-
forIor VoIunfoor IIro onrfmonf
nnd If us unfnIr for mo fo ny for n
sorvIco fhnf Is 45 mIIos nwny.
Kruso roconfIy comIofod fho
Imorgoncy ModIcnI !osondor
courso nnd cnn rovIdo fronfIor
modIcIno. If`s nof fnIr fo mo. Crn-
vnff roIIod fhnf whon you nood
fhnf nmbuInnco If wouId bo fhoro
nnd If you or your fnmIIy mombor
noodod ndvnncod frnumn sorvIco
Isn`f If worfh nyIng for. Kruso nn-
sworod bnck snyIng fhnf fho fnx nI-
wnys sfnrf Iow buf goos u wIfh
fho nood for now oquImonf. Crn-
vnff snId fho bonrd of dIrocfors
hnvo n mnxImum fhnf fhoy cnn sof
fho Iovy nf.
Cnry WIIIInms nskod, Is fhoro
nnofhor wny fo rnsIo fho funds
wIfhouf nddIng n fnx Iovy
!Ick Johnson nskod If Crnvnff
hnd fhoughf nbouf n or cnIfn
chnrgo fo como u wIfh fho noodod
funds. Crnvnff nnsworod fhnf Is
whnf fho IIm SrIngs IIro onrf-
monf usos nnd ono fhIrd of fho ros-
Idonfs don`f ny fhoIr or cnIfn
chnrgos.
Iob HoIms cnmo forwnrd fo nsk
nbouf n rIvnfo nmbuInnco sorvIco.
Crnvnff roIIod fhnf fhoy nskod
!nId CIfy If fhoy woro Inforosfod
In buyIng fho WnII AmbuInnco
SorvIco nnd fhoy roIIod why
wouId wo wnnf fo buy n Iosor.
HoIms fhon nskod If fhoy couId soII
fho bIggor nmbuInncos nnd ur-
chnso n smnIIor ono Crnvnff snId
fhnf docIsIon cnn`f bo mndo
fonIghf. Wo hnvo fo form n bonrd
of dIrocfors nnd nf fhnf oInf, sug-
gosfIons wouId bo rovIowod.
Mnff SnndnI quosfIonod If onIy
non-ng buIIdIngs woro fnxod wouId
If hoI fo bnInnco fho budgof. Crn-
vnff snId, no wo dIdn`f como u
wIfh onough fnx. SnndnI fhon
suggosfod fho nmbuInnco sorvIco
chnrgo moro In whIch Crnvnff snId
fhnf rnfos nro sof by IIuo Cross
IIuo ShIoId nnd ModIcnro nnd
bIIIIng rnfos nro roffy much sof.
SnndnI foId Crnvnff, fo cuf fho
budgof, If`s nof fnIr fo fho counfry
ooIo. unkor sfrossod fho nood
for voIunfoors fo como forwnrd nnd
como fogofhor fo work on fhIs
robIom. Wo hnvo fo do somo-
fhIng, wo nood nnd wnnf nn nmbu-
Innco, unkor snId.
Ann KIfformnn sfnfod, Sho hns
IIvod In WnII sInco l954. Sho Is
hny fo soo fhnf fho IndInnds
nfIonnI Inrk wnnfs fo hnvo nn
ngroomonf. Sho wonf on fo sny
fhnf If uso fo bo ovorybody workod
fogofhor buf ooIo nro soornfo
now nnd If fhoy don`f work fo-
gofhor fhoy won`f hnvo n fown, fIro
donrfmonf or nmbuInnco.
Crnvnff foId fho nudIonco fhnf n
fIvo or sIx mombor body cnn como
u wIfh n Inn. Thoy cnn dovoIo n
mnIIor fo sond ouf. Tho commu-
nIfoy hns fwo ofIons. Tho bonrd
cnn go fo fho counfy commIssIon-
ors wIfh n mnjorIfy of fho ooIo
bnckIng fho Inn nnd fho commIs-
sIonors couId drnw u n rosoIufIon
or gnfhor sIgnnfuros nnd brIng If
fo n vofo. Crnvnff sfrossod fho
mnIn gonI Is fo snvo fho nmbuInnco
In WnII.
unkor nskod ovoryono fo cnII
fho WnII cIfy offIco If fhoy hnvo nny
quosfIons, Idons or wouId IIko fo
voIunfoor fhoIr sorvIco.
IrosIdonf of fho WnII Ambu-
Innco SorvIco John KIfformnn
fhnnkod unkor nnd Crnvnff for
fho dnfn fhnf fhoy comIIod nnd
oxfondod nn oon InvIfnfIon fo
nnyono who wouId IIko fo nffond
fhoIr l?0 hour IMT courso.
(continued from page 1)
RuIand Arena LLC heId a roping on Sunday, February 12. Winner
of the rifIe roping and runners up from Ieft to right ... CIint NeI-
son, Steve McDanieI, Jade NeIson, DaIton Richter, Mike NeIson
and Tucker McDanieI. ~Courtesy Photo
IncentIve vuw pot - 60 fonms
- fhroo hond. 1uot time uinnero:
Shnun !uInnd/!ocky TIbbs - 6.85.
Ateuruge uinnero: IIrsf: Shnun
!uInnd/Jndo oIson - 20.9?; Soc-
ond: AIIon Cuny/!ocky TIbbs -
2l.??; ThIrd: Shnun !uInnd/!ocky
TIbbs - 22.98; Iourfh: Troy
!Ichfor/Shnun !uInnd - 26.66;
IIffh: IrIn SImon/Shnun !uInnd -
29.29.
Tho IInck HIIIs Chnfor of fho
Cormnns from !ussIn HorIfngo So-
cIofy hns nnnouncod Ifs nnnunI
ossny confosf for mIddIo schooI,
hIgh schooI nnd undorgrndunfo
sfudonfs.
Tho ossny cnn hnvo mnny for-
mnfs buf musf donI wIfh somo ns-
ocf of Cormnn-!ussInn hIsfory.
Sfudonfs nood nof bo Cormnn-
!ussInn fo onfor.
Tho uroso of fho ossny Is fo on-
courngo sfudonfs fo sfudy fho coI-
orfuI hIsfory of fho Cormnn-!uss-
Inn ooIo. ondIIno for submIs-
sIons Is Mnrch 20, 20l2.
German-Russians announce
annuaI essay contest
Chnfor onfrIos nro nIso nufo-
mnfIcnIIy onforod In fho ossny con-
fosf sonsorod by fho Cormnns
from !ussIn HorIfngo SocIofy.
WInnors onrn frohIos nnd cnsh
rIzos. Moro InformnfIon nnd onfry
forms cnn bo found nf fho chnfor
wobsIfo hff://mombors.rush-
moro.com/~bhgrhs/ Indox.hfm or
by confncfIng IIII Iosch nf
wboschso.mIdco.nof.
AIso nvnIInbIo on fho wobsIfo nro
froo fonchIng moduIos nbouf Cor-
mnn-!ussInn hIsfory for fonchors
nnd nronfs.
Secton A - Pennngton ounty ourant - leLruary , o+ - Page (
Socas
Wo11 Neus
Go/lereJ I, Ironcee Poe/e
CornId nnd Isfhor WoIford on-
joyod nnofhor gronf-grnndson`s
bIrfhdny nrfy. Cooor wns ono
nnd wnIkIng! Tony nnd MnrIn Von-
john nro hIs nronfs.
orofhy Iorfuno vIsIfod wIfh
fho coffoo grou In WnII on Mon-
dny. Sho hnd sonf n fow dnys In
WnII fo nffond fho youfh wrosfIIng
nf fho schooI on Sundny nnd !ufh
Shnr`s funornI on Mondny. If Is
nIwnys nIco fo soo hor.
WInfor sorfs In fho WnII SchooI
nro sfIII goIng on, for n whIIo nf
Ionsf. Cnry nnd !os WIIIInms nf-
fondod fho boys` bnskofbnII gnmo
nf owoII on Snfurdny nIghf. Tho
WnII IngIos woro fho vIcfors In
bofh gnmos.
Jncob nnd HnIoy JodIIckn,
onnn`s grnndkIds from !nId
CIfy, cnmo down fo WnII on IrIdny
ovonIng fo sond somofImo wIfh
grnndmn. Thoy wonf homo on Snf-
urdny nffornoon.
!ufh Shnr dIod on Iobrunry
l5fh. Hor funornI wns In fho WnII
MofhodIsf Church on Mondny.
IurInI wns In fho WnII Comofory
whoro hor husbnnd WIIInrd Is nIso
burIod. Sho hns ono romnInIng sIb-
IIng WnIf WhIfchor Jr.
CongrnfuInfIons go ouf fo Sfnn
nnd AIIco MoffIor fhIs wook ns
fhoy coIobrnfo fhoIr 55fh woddIng
nnnIvorsnry.
Wo hnvo boon doIng n Iof of onf-
Ing fhomo monI wns nf IrnIrIo
VIIIngo on VnIonfIno`s dny wIfh nII
fnbIos fuII; ofIuck suor, nIso nf
fho VIIIngo, hnd nround 30 nffond-
Ing on Thursdny ovonIng. On fho
20fh, fho SonIor CIfIzons hoId n
nncnko/hnm Iunch. QuIfo n fow
ooIo cnmo fo nrfnko In fhnf.
Wo honr of fho donfh of HoIon
oufschor, n Iong fImo rosIdonf of
fho WnII nron, buf In n nursIng
homo In Infor yonrs. Hor funornI
wIII bo Thursdny nf Sf. InfrIck`s
CnfhoIIc Church In WnII on Iobru-
nry 23rd. Our symnfhy goos ouf
fo fho fnmIIy.
onny CnrmIchnoI from Irook-
Ings, cnmo on Wodnosdny nnd
sfnyod unfII Snfurdny vIsIfIng fho
oyIos nnd OIsons.
Coorgo nnd VnIoIs SfrnndoII
woro In fho rug Sforo on Snfur-
dny mornIng. Thoy hnd boon fo n
rofIromonf nrfy on IrIdny
ovonIng for n CoIdon Wosf om-
Ioyoo. VnIoIs joInod fho coffoo
grou quIfo roguInrIy whon Coorgo
wns mnnngor nf CWTC.
CongrnfuInfIons fo ouf fo Inffy
Kjorsfnd ns sho coIobrnfos hor
?0fh bIrfhdny on Iobrunry 2?fh.
Inrry Iosfo, who IIvos In !IffIo-
fon, CO, cnIIod mo on Sundny. Ho
wnsn`f fooIIng fho bosf, hnd n nIn
on ono sIdo of hIs forohond, so hnd
gono fo !rgonf Cnro. Tho dIngno-
sIs.shIngIos!
!ookod ouf nf n covorIng of snow
Insf Wodnosdny mornIng nnd
ngnIn on Mondny of fhIs wook. oI-
fhor Insfod Iong onco fho sun mndo
Ifs nonrnnco. Iorocnsf for fho
comIng wook gIvos us nnd downs
In fomornfuros mosfIy down
for fho comIng wookond.
Tle Iee/ onJ noe/ Ieou/iful
/linge in /le uorlJ conno/ Ie eeen
or eten /oucleJ. Tle, nue/ Ie fel/
ui/l /le leor/. ~Helen Keller
noson boIng sfrnndod In fho IoIIo
Iourcho !Ivor, or nnyfhIng oIso.
!osoMnry Trnsk hosfod Mnr-
gnrof nchfIgnII, Jonn !Inn,
Myrnn SmIfh, orofhy Andorson,
KoIIIo !Inn, IrIdgof Trnsk, nnd
Iocky Iruch nf fho "!Innd
Trnsk" rosIdonco on Wodnosdny
for fho monfhIy WT! (fhnf's WIII-
Ing To !onrn, In cnso wo hnd for-
goffon) moofIng.
KInd cIfIzons nffondIng fho WnII
IngIos !ndIos InskofbnII gnmos In
WnII, IrIdny nIghf, IncIudod fho
Snm Johnsfons, fho MorrIs nnd
Androw !Inns, JIm nnd Myrnn
SmIfh, Tucky nnd !Indn TIfff nnd
!nwronco Iurko. Tho !ndy IngIos
Inyod fwo hnrd foughf gnmos
ngnInsf fho HIII CIfy !ndy
!nngors, In whIch fho vnrsIfy Iosf
by fhroo nnd fho JV rovnIIod.
Thoro's no shnmo In n hnrd foughf
Ioss, fhoy sny, nnd Mnff Trnsk hns
nIwnys snId fhoro's no shnmo In
nof fryIng oIfhor.
And fho WnII Ioys rovnIIod In
bofh of fhoIr gnmos Snfurdny nIghf
ngnInsf fho owoII IrrIgnfors In
owoII. KInd cIfIzons nffondIng
fhoso confosfs IncIudod fho Snm
Johnsfons nnd fho Androw !Inns.
Tho !od Andors' hnvo woIcomod
now hIrod hnnd ShnrIo Sobor of
!fnh fo IIm SrIngs.
!nwronco Iurko nffondod fho
cnr show In !nId CIfy on Sundny.
AIso, ho wouId IIko fo nnnounco hIs
rofIromonf from wrIfIng fho IS.
Wo hoo ho doosn'f monn fhnf, buf
fhnf's whnf ho snys. Af nny rnfo,
fhnnk you !nwronco for n job woII
dono ovor fho Insf fow yonrs.
Cnrfor nnd CnmrI IIshoro
sfnyod ovornIghf wIfh Crnndmn
MnrcI In !nId CIfy, Snfurdny
nIghf, nnd wonf vIsIfIng wIfh fho
JJ IIshoro's on Sundny.
!nrry nnd Ioggy Crnvnff wonf
fo !nId CIfy for fho ovor ouInr
orrnnds nnd Iunch combo on IrI-
dny. Jorry nnd AIyn Crnvnff vIs-
Ifod fho !nrry Crnvnff's on Sun-
dny, nnd Irnd IookbIndor nnd hIs
IIffIo buddy Croyson nrrIvod from
SIoux InIIs, Sundny ovonIng.
Croyson wIII bo sfnyIng wIfh !nrry
nnd Ioggy whIIo Irnd works In
SonrfIsh for n fow dnys.
ChnsfIfy JuIson wouId IIko fo ro-
mInd nnd/or woIcomo ovoryono fo
fho Mondo Co. !oubIIcnn Cnucus
on Mnrch lsf In SfurgIs. If wo fIg-
uro ouf oxncfIy whoro If Is, wo'II ro-
orf fhnf foo.
ShIrrIso !Inn hnd Iunch wIfh
Ioggy IroInnd In !nId CIfy on
IrIdny. On Snfurdny, ShIrrIso nnd
Knssnndrn vIsIfod fho CIydo Arno-
son rosIdonco, nnd Snfurdny nIghf,
fho MorrIs !Inns vIsIfod fho Shnno
CrubI rosIdonco nonr OnI, fo
sond nn onjoynbIo ovonIng wIfh
fhom nnd fho JusfIn HnInos' of
InIfh.
Tho AI Trnsks nnd fho "!Innd
Trnsks," nnd IncIdonfnIIy fho Tom
Iruchs of SfonovIIIo, woro osI-
fIvoIy IovoIod by n vIruIonf sfrnIn
of fIu durIng fho Inffor nrf of fho
wook. Tho offocfs of fhIs nrfIcuInr
sfrnIn woro oxfromoIy dIsfnsfofuI.
ovorfhoIoss, fho AI Trnsk's mnn-
ngod fo hosf MIko MorrIson of nI-
mosf WyomIng, Inf, Ick, Mnff,
Joo, nnd CoIIno Trnsk, JIm TIm-
mons of WhIfo OwI, TyIor WIIson
nnd IIIIy CnIIIno, nIboIf In fhoIr
gnrngo, on Snfurdny. And on Sun-
dny, fho AI Trnsks nffondod fho
AA! youfh wrosfIIng fournnmonf
In WnII, whoro InfrIck wrosfIod
nnd AI roforood.
VIsIfors nf fho "!Innd Trnsk"
rosIdonco durIng fho wook woro, In
no nrfIcuInr ordor nnd oxcIudIng
fho WT! IndIos, MIko MorrIson of
nImosf WyomIng, JIm Suodknm
of If. IIorro, Mnff, Joo, Mnrk, nnd
MIck Trnsk, IhII Coorfson nnd
Judy MIckson of O!, Ivnn Andor-
son of Wnsfn, John, Androw nnd
MorrIs !Inn, fho AI Trnsk chIIdron
nnd IIIIo Iruch. Ick Trnsk vIs-
Ifod fho John TImmons nnd Mnff
Trnsk rosIdonco nonr WhIfo OwI
on Tuosdny.
AIfhough fhIs noxf bIf oncom-
nssos sovornI fnmIIIos, wo'II fhrow
If fogofhor so If mnkos sonso.
IhIII nnd Mnry Kny WIIson ro-
furnod homo from fho hunfIng
show In HnrrIsburg, IA on Mon-
dny. On Tuosdny, Konny WIIson
nnd MIck nnd TomIIyn Trnsk ro-
furnod from fho snmo, whIIo Ivnn
Andorson of Wnsfn nrrIvod fhoro.
On Thursdny nIghf, Tom, ShoIIn
nnd Mnrk Trnsk nnd Ivnn Andor-
son nrrIvod homo, hnvIng sonf nn
ovonIng nonr WnshIngfon, C
wIfh dIsfnnf roInfIons of ShoIIn's
nnd n fow hours wIfh John InuI
Trnsk In WnshIngfon, C. ShoIIn
nnd MIck Trnsk Ioff for IInIr, I,
IrIdny ovonIng, sondIng mosf of
Snfurdny wIfh JusfIn !ovI.
KoIII WIIson nnd fho TyIor
WIIsons bofh vIsIfod fho Konny
WIIson rosIdonco ovor fho wook-
ond. On Snfurdny, whIIo Crnndn
Konnofh nnd IIffIo WnyIon gof In
froubIo nf homo, fho gIrIs wonf fo
!nId CIfy for n hnIr dny.
Mnff Trnsk nnd TyIor WIIson
sfood by fho IhIII WIIson rosI-
donco, Snfurdny nffornoon, fo hoI
wIfh n smnII choro.
Tho KInd CIfIzons suro hoo you
don'f gof whnf fho Trnsks gof!
SuIni//eJ I, Mo//leu J. Troe/
Tho kInd cIfIzons of IIm SrIngs
onjoyod nnofhor wook of unsonson-
nbIo wonfhor. WhIIo fho wonfhor
hns boon sImIy gorgoous fhIs wIn-
for, nIIowIng rnnchors nnd ofhors
fo gof sIIghfIy nhond wIfh vnrIous
rojocfs, worrIos nbouf fho comIng
droughf nro croIng u nround
fho coffooof, humnn nnfuro boIng
whnf If Is. Tho IS, by fho wny, Is
nof rodIcfIng fho rosonco or nb-
sonco of n Iong rnngo or shorf form
droughf, n mnjor fIood, !onnIo Ar-
1m Spr1ngs Neus
Business & Professional
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General Dentistry
348-5311
Hours: 8-5, Mon.-Fri.
506 West Boulevard, Rapid City, SD 57701
A A Meeting
Tuesday & Friday, 8 p.m.
Methodist Church Basement East Entrance
When anyone anywhere reaches out for heIp, I want the hand
of AA aIways to be there. And for that I Am ResponsibIe.
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Ditching and Trenching of all types
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Kadoka, SD
Bud!unds AutomotIve
For all your automotive needs.
Jerry & Bev Mooney
Phone: 279-2827 or 279-2733
Wall, SD
Boaald 0. Maaa, 00S
Ionil, Den/ie/r,
2nd, 3rd & 4fh Wodnosdny of onch monfh
Hours: 8:30 - l2:30 nnd l:00 - 5:00
605-279-2172
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For All Kinds of Priniing & Advcriising .
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sizes.
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279-2955
DaIe Patterson
WaII, SD
Kcns Kcfr|]crz!|en 8 Hcz!|n] |nr.
Serting ,ou eince 1969
Commercial & Residential nstallation,
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Serving Wall & Surrounding Areas
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$3.50 cr wccl
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SuIni//eJ I, Jon CorlIon
Symnfhy Is oxfondod fo fho
!ufh Shnr fnmIIy. !ufh dIod
Wodnosdny, Iobrunry l5 nf fho
HosIco of fho HIIIs In !nId CIfy.
!ufh hnd boon IIvIng nf Somorsof
Courf In !nId CIfy for fho nsf
fow yonrs.
Tho Imorgoncy ModIcnI !oson-
dor CInss grndunfod four now oo-
Io Insf wook. Thoy woro Irondn
WIIson, Iufch nvIs, Snrn IoIdf
nnd JuIIo InrfIoff. Kon InrfIoff,
ob McCIuro, Tony CrImos,
ChnrIos Kruso nnd IhIII Kruso
who woro nIrondy corfIfIod nIso
fook fho cInss. Tho cInss consIsfod
of 80 hours of work undor fho In-
sfrucfIon of Knfhy Chosnoy of
IhIII.
MIko CnrIbom sonf fho nsf
fwo wooks nf cInssos nf fho AI-
brIghf TrnInIng Confor nf Crnnd
Cnnyon nfIonnI Inrk. WhIIo
MIko wns gono, KIm nnd fho kIds
drovo fo onvor on fho llfh fo
vIsIf hor fnmIIy. MIko sfood off
In onvor on hIs rofurn fIIghf
homo nnd drovo on wIfh KIm nnd
fho kIds on Snfurdny, fho l8fh.
Chuck nnd Jnn CnrIbom woro In
!nId CIfy on Thursdny for grnnd-
son, Irosfon's bnskofbnII gnmo nf
ougIns. Thnf ovonIng fhoy mof
frIonds fo nffond n CommunIfy
Concorf nf fho CIvIc Confor.
AnsoI, Torosn nnd nfhnn
WoodonknIfo rofurnod homo IrI-
dny ovonIng from n frI fo Snn
Iogo, CA. Thoy mof frIonds from
!os AngoIos nnd hnd n gronf fImo.
ChnrIIo nnd Iofh, KovIn nnd
Jonnno, nnd nnIoI nnd HoIdI
Kruso nII frnvoIod fo !nId CIfy on
IrIdny for n !ush Hockoy gnmo.
!oo Shoro nffondod wIfh fhom.
ChnrIIo nnd Iofh Kruso onjoyod
hnvIng fhoIr S.. chIIdron homo
for fho wookond. Ann nnd hor fI-
nnco, Irynn Shoro from SIoux
InIIs, nnd JnmIn nnd Snrnh Hnrf-
Innd from ow !ndorwood, nIong
wIfh !oId nnd Chnd Kruso vIsIfod
fhoIr nronfs for fho wookond. Snf-
urdny ovonIng, fhoy nII wonf fo fho
InforIor IIro ofs. nncnko su-
or nnd hnd n good fImo InyIng
bIngo.
Cono nnd AIIcIn Iorfuno nf-
fondod n surrIso bIrfhdny nrfy
for CInrn Jobgon Snfurdny ovonIng
In Kndokn.
Tho InforIor IIro of. Inncnko
Suor wns woII nffondod Snfur-
dny ovonIng nf fho InforIor SchooI.
onnIs Shnr won fho .30-.30 rIfIo
In fho rnffIo drnwIng. HIs son,
nvId won fho .2-.23 rIfIo. AIInn
CrImos won fho frI fo ondwood
for fwo.
Iorry, CnroIIno nnd Wnndn
CufIII drovo fo WnII, Sundny nf-
fornoon, for fho vIsIfnfIon for !ufh
Shnr.
Asfn AmIoffo wonf fo fho AA!
wrosfIIng In WnII, Sundny nffor-
noon, fo wnfch hor fhroo grnnd-
sons from IIodmonf wrosfIo. If
wns n busy Inco wIfh 350 kIds
nrfIcInfIng. IrIdgor Incod fIrsf
In hIs dIvIsIon, Codnr Incod fIrsf
nnd Youngor gof n fhIrd Inco.
MnrIIn Ivnns nIso drovo ovor from
IhIII fo wnfch fho boys.
Asfn AmIoffo's grnnddnughfor
KooIy KroIIkowskI from SonrfIsh,
wns nn ovornIghf guosf Wodnos-
dny. KooIy wns on hor wny fo
IIorro for somo coIIogo cInsswork.
1n1er1or Neus
WAII SCR00I PC0MING VEN1S
Thursday, February 23 - Wednesday, February 29
Thursday, February 23: GBB District Tourney, TBA; FFA Ag
Olympics
Friday, February 24: No School; BBB w/Faith, 6 p.m.; State
B Wrestling @ Rapid City, TBA
Saturday, February 25: BBB w/Bison @ School of Mines
JV 3 p.m. & V 6 p.m.; State B Wrestling @ Rapid City, TBA
Monday, February 27: SD Children's Theatre (auditions
after school); GBB Regions Championship, TBA; Artist Resi-
dency "magination Nation Rehearsal 3:30 - 5:30 p.m., &
6-8 p.m.
Tuesday, February 28: SD Children's Theatre (auditions
after school); HS Solo Ensemble/Large Group Contest,
Presho; Artist Residency "magination Nation Rehearsal
3:30 - 6:30 p.m.
SuIni//eJ I,
Lolo Jo,ce Iiggine
Iust week's news
CroofIngs. Tho nnnunI Sf.
VnIonfInos Ton wns hoId In fho
MofhodIsf Church bnsomonf, Snf-
urdny nffornoon, fho llfh of Iob-
runry. Tho WnII nnd IhIII TrnnsIf
busos woro nvnIInbIo nIfhough If
wns snId fho nffondnnco wns
smnIIor. InforfnInmonf wns AImn
CrosbIo of ow !ndorwood Iny-
Ing hor nccordIon nnd !Ifn Inffor-
son InyIng fho Inno. If wns onsy
IIsfonIng fo somo oId fImo rhyfhm
funos. AIIco !Ichfor wns suoso
fo fnko nrf nIso buf fhnf mIsor-
nbIo bug fhnf shows u unwnnfod
hnd fo Inforforo. Mny wo hoo sho
Is fooIIng boffor. Ton nnd vory do-
IIcIous fronfs woro sorvod nnd vIs-
IfIng nnd goffIng fogofhor Is nI-
wnys n fronf. A Hny VnIonfInos
ny fo nII.
HnrInn nnd !Indn IIsonbrnun
sonf four nIghfs In !nId CIfy on-
joyIng fho Sfock Show ovonfs nf
fho nronn. Tho nows sfnfod fhnf
fho Sfock Show wns woII nffondod.
Thoro woro rodoos, rnnch rodoo,
bnnquofs, nnd mnny ofhor Infor-
osfIng horso shows nnd ovonfs.
Whnf nIco ovonIngs of onforfnIn-
monf nnd oxcIfomonf fhnf rodoo
brIngs.
!nvon nnd orofhy Shonror
joInod fho mnny fnns nnd roInfIvos
fo nffond fho WnII-Kndokn bnskof-
bnII gnmo In Kndokn. Thoy ox-
rossod how onjoynbIo If wns fo
wnfch fho sorfsmnnshI, fho of-
forf fho 6fh, ?fh nnd 8fh grndo or
rnfhor fho JunIor HIgh fonms
InyIng wIfh such zosf nnd fun
InyIng. Thoro Is suoso fo bo n
gnmo nf WnII wIfh fho IhIII fonm,
Tuosdny. Tho bnskofbnII gnmos
sonson Is nImosf ovor for fhIs yonr
nnd fhon fho oxcIfomonf of fho !o-
gIonnI Tournnmonf nnd sfnfo for
fho oIdor fonm or SonIor HIgh.
KoIIy !IggIns nnd onIso KoIIy
from rurnI IhIII, woro Sundny nf-
fornoon hoIors In fho !oIn Joyco
!IggIns homo.
Mnry InuIson onjoyod nssIsfIng
nf fho IIg WhIfo SchooI on Tuos-
dny, Iobrunry l4fh. Mnry snId fho
sfudonfs nro such n joy fo work
wIfh nnd so hoIfuI If mndo such
nn onjoynbIo dny.
Mnrk nnd KoIsoy Horfon nnd
ChnrIoffo from SchooI of MInos In
!nId CIfy, woro Insf Mondny vIs-
Ifors In fho nronfnI nnd grnnd-
nronfnI !Ich nnd nncy Horfon
homo.
Mny fho CounfrysIdo wIsh n
Hny 39fh nnnIvorsnry fo Mnry
InuIson`s sIsfor Mnrgnrof nnd
brofhor-In-Inw AugIo Andorson ns
fhoy nro sondIng 39 yonrs fo-
gofhor fho l0fh of Iobrunry. Mny
wo nIso koo fhom In our rnyors
for confInunI honIfh Imrovomonf
wIfh Mr. Andorson`s modIcIno.
I frIod fo onjoy n nIco vIsIf wIfh
Vorn nnd CnroI OmdnhI buf fho
coII hono kof cuffIng ouf so wo
fInnIIy gnvo u. ThIs Is whnf I gof
from our convorsnfIon: I mny hnvo
fo mnko n corrocfIon. Vorn nnd
CnroI fIow fo ArIzonn for n vIsIf
ono cIfy fho Inno don`f Innd nf so
fho Iovod onos drovo ?0 mIIos fo
gof fhom. Vorn nnd CnroI gof fo
soo sIsfor MnbIo Irynno nnd sIsfor
HoIon nnd brofhor-In-Inw !nndy
Irnnks of Sun CIfy, AZ, nnd
mnybo sfnyod fhoro. Son AIInn nnd
Snndy OmdnhI of Tuscnn, cnmo fo
hoI Vorn coIobrnfo hIs bIrfhdny
nnd so dId Iruco nnd Snndrn of
Coffonwood, AZ. Ono of fho young
mnn`s wIfo couIdn`f como nnd ono
son (AIIon or Iruco) hnd n bIrfh-
dny n couIo of dnys boforo or nffor
Vorn`s, fho 2lsf. Anywny fhoy hnd
n gronf gof-fogofhor for bofh bIrfh-
dnys wIfh n socInI monI nnd on-
joyod onch ofhor for fho socInI oc-
cnsIons. Vorn nnd CnroI fIow bnck
nnd fhoy nro snfoIy homo nnd on-
joyod fho vncnfIon. I nm sorry for
fho mIx-u buf whoovor snId IIfo
rnn smoofhIy or orfocfIy.
Mnry InuIson dId hor Wodnos-
dny hoIIng nf fho WnII IubIIc
SchooI. I nm undorsfnndIng fhnf
Mnry hns n roufIno hoIIng nf fho
schooI nnd sho so onjoys workIng
nnd nrocInfos fho hoIfuInoss
nnd cooornfIon sho gofs from fho
sfudonfs. If`s n joy fo bo workIng
wIfh fhom.
oImor nnd Mnry InuIson frnv-
oIod fo !ond, Suor IowI Sundny,
fo onjoy fho dny wIfh fhoIr son
Tom In hIs homo. Ofhor guosfs
woro nrron nnd JnckIo InuIson
nnd sons nwson nnd royson of
IoIIo Iourcho, Jnson nnd KrIsfn
TosfIn nnd bnby gIrI JnmIo of
!nId CIfy, Ironf nnd orn Jung
nnd young dnughfor of IoIIo
Iourcho. Mnry snId fho wonfhor
wns orfocf. oImor nnd Mnry
woro ovornIghf guosfs nnd fhoy ro-
furnod homo fo fhoIr rnnch of
rurnI QuInn, Mondny.
Tlougl/. Life ie o gif/ onJ i/ of-
fere ue /le pritilege, oppor/uni/, /o
gite eone/ling Ioc/ I, Ieconing
nore. Being Jefeo/eJ ie of/en o /en-
poror, conJi/ion. Giting up ie
ulo/ no/ee i/ pernonen/.
Coun1rgs1de Neus
1aaauas Qu:rcrs
1cckcua crawa
Narch ,th 8 +oth
va ommunty enter, va, SD
-asses -Trunk Shows
-Banquet -Dessert Samper
-Outers-laLrc Venders open to the puLc
Drawng or o+ Rae Out!
ontact ;,- or ;,-88,
or enroment orm or more normaton.
Wo hnvo boon onjoyIng fho nIco
wonfhor, nnd goIng ouf nnd goffIng
somo frosh nIr.
Tho rosIdonfs woro onforfnInod
by fho WnII SIngors on Sundny,
Iobrunry l2. Thoso sIngIng woro
Jonnn Wognor, Mnry Irz, HnzoI
KnIkbronnor, Inrb WIIIInmson,
oIn IrIco nrIono WoIfo nnd
Jonnn Wognor`s grnndson, IrIc
Vnndorboom.
!ov. JIm nnd Knfhy Hnrborf
rond oofry for our VnIonfInos
nrfy nnd wo dId n sIng-n-Iong
wIfh fnmIIInr Iovo songs, nnd on-
joyod fronfs from fho WIcksvIIIo
Workor's CIub.
Wodnosdny, Infhor ZnndrI hoId
Mnss nnd Konny Knr hoIod.
CommunIfy Coffoo wns hoId nffor
Mnss wIfh homomndo roIIs wIfh
fnmIIy nnd frIonds.
!ov. nrwIn Kofmnnn from fho
WnII MofhodIsf Church, hoId wor-
shI sorvIco nnd orofhy Shonror
Iod our hymn sIng.
Our IIngo hoIors woro IonnIo
IIIIoff, Vornn Mnudo, !Indn nnd
CnrIssn Cunn, nnd IroddIo Iorgu-
son. Wo nrocInfo fhoIr hoI.
!ov. Wos WoIImnn from fho
CommunIfy Church, hoId worshI
sorvIco nnd Knron Mndson Iod our
hymn sIng.
IrIdny nffornoon wo hnd n ro-
fIromonf nrfy for !ouIso SIm-
mons, who hns workod nf Cood
SnmnrIfnn for mnny yonrs. Cnko
nnd unch woro sorvod, wIfh
frIonds nnd sfnff wIshIng hor woII.
!nfII noxf fImo.Mny Cod bIoss.
Good Somor11on Soo1e1g
COURANT
BRIEFS
AMRICAN IGION
& A\XIIIARY
Tho AmorIcnn !ogIon nnd Aux-
IIInry wIII moof Thursdny, Iobru-
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CommunIfy Confor moofIng room.
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Dowling Community Church
Memorial Day through Labor Day
Service 10:00 a.m.
Badlands Cowboy Church
Wall rodeo Grounds
Wednesdays, 7 p.m.
evangelical Free Bible Church
Wall
ron Burtz, Pastor
279-2867 www.wallfreechurch.com
Wednesdays: Good News Club, 2:45 p.m.,
Awana 4:45 p.m., Youth Nite, 7:00 p.m.;
Sundays: Sunday School &
Adult Bible Fellowship, 9 a.m.,
Sunday Worship Service, 10:30 a.m.,
Womens Bible Study, 6:30 p.m.
Interior Community Church
Highway 44 east
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.;
Sunday Worship Service 10:30 a.m.
Scenic Community Church
Pastor Ken Toews
Services - 2nd and 4th Sundays
9:00 a.m.; Sept. through May.
First Baptist Church
New Underwood
Pastor James Harbert
Bible Study, 9:00 a.m.;
Sunday Services, 10:00 a.m.
Wall United Methodist Church
Pastor Darwin Kopfmann 279-2359
Sunday Worship 10:00 a.m.
Wasta
Services Sundays at 8:30 a.m.
New Underwood Community Church
Pastor ed Wyatt
Sunday School 9 a.m.;
Adult & Children Service 10 a.m.;
Youth Fellowship: Wed. 7 - 8:30 p.m.
St. John's Catholic Church
New Underwood
Father William Zandri
Mass: Sundays at 11:00 a.m.;
Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. at
Good Samaritan Nursing Home;
Reconciliation before Sun. Mass
First evangelical Lutheran Church
Wall
Pastor Curtis Garland
Sunday Service, 9 a.m.
emmanuel Lutheran Church
Creighton
Services 11:00 a.m. Sunday morning.
St. Patrick's Catholic Church Wall
rev. Leo Hausmann
Masses: Saturday 5 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m.
Weekdays refer to Bulletin
St. Margaret Church Lakeside
Mass: Saturday 7 p.m. even number months or
Sunday 10 a.m. odd number months
Holy rosary Church Interior
Mass: Saturday 7 p.m. odd number months or
Sunday 10 a.m. even number months
by Cornelius r. Stam
"The father of lies" always
hates the truth, but he does
not always oppose it by the
same methods. If he fails to
succeed as a roaring lion he
may appear as an angel of
light, suggesting that surely a
God of love will not condemn
Christ-rejectors forever. Sin-
ners, he will contend, are not
responsible for their sins any-
way, for does not Eph. 1:11
teach that "[God] worketh all
things after the counsel of His
own will"? And thus God Him-
self is supposed to have con-
ceived the idea of sin as "a
gracious means to a glorious
end," and to have caused
man to fall into sin so that He
might finally save him from it!
Why an almighty, all-wise,
all-loving God permitted sin to
enter the universe must, for
the time being, remain an im-
penetrable mystery to us, but
one thing is certain: He is not
the author of sin, and never
accepts the responsibility for
it -- except that in grace and
love He bore its penalty for
man.
God calls sinners "children
of disobedience" and "chil-
dren of wrath" (Eph. 2:2,3),
explaining in the clearest lan-
guage that He hates sin and
that His anger is kindled
against it (Rom. 1:18; Eph.
5:6; John 3:36). But if God
meant man to sin and caused
him to sin, how was man dis-
obedient and what cause
could God have to be angry?
Those who would shift the re-
sponsibility for sin from them-
selves to God should remem-
ber that He proclaimed His
standards of righteousness in
the Law "that every mouth
may be stopped and that all
the world may be brought in
guilty before God" (Rom.
3:19).
The contention that all will
finally be saved may at first
sound like wonderful grace,
but actually there is not one
particle of grace in it, for it is
based on the theory that since
God got us into sin it is only
just that He save us from its
penalty. But grace is God's
mercy and kindness to the un-
deserving. In Eph. 2, after
calling sinners "children of
disobedience" and therefore
"children of wrath," the Apos-
tle Paul goes on to say:
"BUT GOD, who is rICH
IN MerCY, for His GreAT
LOVe wherewith he loved
us... hath quickened us...
raised us up... and made us
sit together in heavenly
places in Christ Jesus; that
in the ages to come He
might show THe eXCeeD-
ING rICHeS OF HIS GrACe
IN HIS KINDNeSS TOWArD
US THrOUGH CHrIST
JeSUS" (eph. 2:4-7).
WHAT IS GrACe?
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Jewel Bearheels_________________________________
Jewel Bearheels, age 47 of
Kadoka, S.D., died Thursday, Feb-
ruary 16, 2012, at Rapid City Re-
gional Hospital.
Jewel Y. Bearheels was born Au-
gust 9, 1964, in Pine Ridge, the
daughter of Leland and Iris
(Romero) Bearheels. She grew up
in the Kadoka area, where she at-
tended school through the 12th
grade. She received her associate
degree in business from Oglala
Lakota College in Kyle.
Jewel lived in Kadoka all her life
and worked as a cook in various
restaurants in Kadoka.
Jewel and her longtime compan-
ion, Cliff Stone, had a son, Zachary.
Because of health reasons she
retired in 2010, but continued to
love and care for her son, her par-
ents, nieces and nephews.
Survivors include her special
friend, Cliff Stone of Kadoka; their
son, Zachary Stone of Kadoka; her
parents, Leland and Iris Bearheels
of Kadoka; four brothers, Jerome
Lee Bearheels of Aberdeen, Ryan
Bearheels of Kadoka, Harold
Bearheels of Aberdeen and Sheldon
Bearheels of Sioux Falls; four sis-
ters, Robin Bearheels of Seattle,
Wash., Christle Bearheels of Albu-
querque, N.M.; DeAnn Bearheels of
Rapid City and Laurel Bearheels of
Kadoka; and a host of other rela-
tives and friends.
Jewel was preceded in death by
her paternal grandparents, Stacy
and Gladys Bearheels; maternal
grandparents, Nancy and Vetal
Romero; her brother, N. Craig
Bearheels; a niece, Krisene
Bearheels; and a cousin, JoAnn
Romero.
Services were held Sunday, Feb-
ruary 19, at Kadoka Presbyterian
Church with Pastor Gary McCub-
bin officiating.
Music was provided by Ruth Mc-
Cubbin, pianist, and Andrew Con-
seen Duff, vocalist.
Ushers were Nicholas Young
and Lane Herbaugh. Pallbearers
were Cody Young, Stanley Bubba
Young, Alan, Scott, Cordal and To-
rian Romero.
Interment was at the Kadoka
Cemetery.
A memorial has been estab-
lished.
Arrangements were with the
Rush Funeral Chapel of Kadoka.
Her online guestbook is avail-
able at www.rushfuneralhome.com
Ruth M. Sharp________________________________
Ruth M. Sharp, age 86 of Rapid
City, S.D., formerly of Interior, died
Wednesday, February 15, 2012, at
the Hospice of the Hills in Rapid
City.
Ruth M. Whitcher was born No-
vember 10, 1925, in Pedro, the
daughter of Walter and Rose Jane
(Chapman) Whitcher. She grew up
in the Wall area where she received
her education. As a young girl she
opted out of school to take care her
mother. Thus began her life of tak-
ing care of others.
Ruth was united in marriage to
Willard Sharp on July 4, 1951.
They lived various places in South
Dakota for a short time before set-
tling in Interior. While in Interior,
Ruth raised her five children and
was very active in the United Pres-
byterian Womens Auxiliary. Ruth
dedicated her life to raising her
children, and later enjoyed being a
grandmother and great-grand-
mother.
After Willards death on August
20, 2003, Ruth moved to Philip
where she remained until moving
to the Summerset Court Assisted
Living in 2007. Ruth enjoyed many
activities there, including bingo,
cards, dominoes, eating Jerrys
Cakes and Donuts, and Rush
hockey games.
Ruth was a longtime member of
the Presbyterian Church in Inte-
rior, and a life member of the
American Legion Auxiliary in Mar-
tin.
Survivors include four daugh-
ters, Virginia Sharp of Gillette,
Wyo., Shirley Sweezy and her hus-
band, Warren, of Box Elder, Bar-
bara Bishop and her husband,
Willy, of Buffalo, Wyo., and Cindy
Sharp-Cobble and her husband,
Jerry, of Lenzburg, Ill.; one son,
Dennis Sharp and his wife, Sara, of
Interior; 13 grandchildren; 21
great-grandchildren; a brother,
Walter Whitcher, Jr. and his wife,
Jenny, of Crawford, Neb.; two
nieces that spent a lot of time on
the Sharp Ranch, April and Ellen;
and a host of other relatives and
friends.
In addition to her husband,
Willard, Ruth was preceded in
death by her parents; one brother,
James Whitcher; and two sisters,
Hope Whitcher and Alice Faith
Naescher.
Services were held Monday, Feb-
ruary 20, at the Methodist Church
in Wall, with Pastor Gary Wahl of-
ficiating.
Music was provided by Dorothy
Shearer, organist, and Dan Tem-
plar, vocalist.
Ushers were Monte and Jim
Whitcher. Pallbearers were Joel,
Jason, Shane and Darryn Lewison,
Donny Bishop, Tyler, David and
Levi Sharp.
Interment was at the Wall
Cemetery.
A memorial has been estab-
lished.
Arrangements were with the
Rush Funeral Chapel of Wall.
Her online guestbook is avail-
able at www.rushfuneralhome.com
Jerry Lee Gibson________________________________
Jerry Lee Gibson, age 64 of
Philip, S.D., formerly of Norris,
died Friday, February 17, 2012, at
the Hospice of the Hills in Rapid
City.
Jerry Lee Gibson was born May
20, 1947, in Kadoka, the son of
George A. and Viola M. (Pothoff)
Gibson. He was baptized and con-
firmed in the Catholic church. He
grew up and attended elementary
school in Norris. He attended
Kadoka High School, graduating in
1966. As a young man, he worked
as a bookkeeper for Stanley Jef-
fords in the Manufactured Home
Sales in Kadoka. In the early
1980s, Jerry and his mother moved
to Rapid City. When in Rapid City,
he worked as a recorder for the
South Dakota Archeologist Society
for several years.
Due to failing health, Jerry re-
tired in the early 1990s. He moved
into the Golden Living Center
Black Hills in 2009 where he re-
mained until July 2011, when he
moved to Philip.
Survivors include two brothers,
Bernard Gibson and his wife,
Carol, of Rapid City, and Ray Gib-
son and his wife, Karen, of Philip;
two sisters, Lillian Michaels of
Sedro Woolley, Wash., and Mary
Paola and her husband, Gene, of
McMinnville, Ore.; several nieces
and nephews; and a host of other
relatives and friends.
Jerry was preceded in death by
his parents; one brother, George; a
brother-in-law, Ross Michaels; and
a nephew, Shayne Gibson.
Mass of Christian burial was cel-
ebrated Tuesday, February 21, at
the Sacred Heart Catholic Church
in Philip, with Father Kevin
Achbach as celebrant.
Music was provided by Mari-
anne Frein, pianist, and Maureen
Palecek, vocalist. Lector was Rita
OConnell.
Pallbearers were Lance Gibson,
Matt Gibson, Hannah Griffin,
RaeAnn Snyder, Emery Gibson
and Wayne Michaels.
Interment was at the Kadoka
Cemetery.
A memorial has been estab-
lished.
Arrangements were with the
Rush Funeral Home of Philip.
His online guestbook is available
at www.rushfuneralhome.com
Helen Deutscher_________________________________
Helen Deutscher, age 97 of Wall,
S.D., died Sunday, February 19,
2012, at the Golden Living Center
Meadowbrook in Rapid City.
Helen Juelfs was born March 20,
1914, in Ralph, S.D., the daughter
of Anson and Appalonia (Wagner)
Juelfs. Helen attended a country
school near her home until high
school. Her high school years were
spent at a Catholic boarding school
in New England, S.D. During the
Depression when money was scarce
Helen managed to attend Black
Hills Teachers College, majoring in
math with a minor in art. She
spent the next 10 years teaching in
Harding County and throughout
Wyoming. Helen was offered a posi-
tion making maps for the govern-
ment, but chose to get married in-
stead.
Helen married Reuben
Deutscher on April 10, 1943, in
Spearfish. In 1946, they moved to
a farm 20 miles southwest of Wall,
where they spent over 60 years of
marriage and raised two children.
She was a 4-H leader, active in the
American Legion Auxiliary, a
member of the Crooked Creek Ex-
tension Club, and a long standing
member of St. Patricks Church
Womens Club.
Helen enjoyed baking, painting,
sewing, and working in her garden.
She taught her three grandchildren
many things including how to
drive, do algebra, bake from
scratch, iron, pull rye, play softball,
and pick potato bugs (for a penny a
bug)! She was loved and will be
greatly missed by many, but none
more than her children and grand-
children.
Survivors include two children,
Charles Deutscher and his wife,
Bonnie, of Wall, and Roxy Hunter
and her husband, Gene, of Rapid
City; three grandchildren, Evan
Deutscher of Wall, Leslie Merrill
and her husband, Shawn, of Wall,
and Dana Namken and her hus-
band, Keith, of Watertown; six
great-grandchildren, Savanna,
Samantha and Searra Sioux
Deutscher, Tearra and Cayne Mer-
rill and Henry Namken; and a host
of other relatives and friends.
In addition to her husband,
Reuben, Helen was preceded in
death by her parents and her
beloved brother, Norbert Juelfs.
In lieu of a visitation service, the
family would be honored if anyone
wanting to do so, would say a
rosary or prayers in memory of
Helen.
Mass of Christian burial will be
celebrated at 11:00 a.m. Thursday,
February 23, St. Patrick's Catholic
Church in Wall, with Father Leo
Hausman as celebrant and Father
Dan Juelfs and Father Kerry Pren-
diville as con-celebrants.
Music will be provided by Gene
and Rita Patterson and Myron
Williams. Lector will be Marcia
Hochhalter.
Ushers will be Jim Talty and Sig
Lehrkamp. Pallbearers will be
Monte Whitcher, Les Heinrich,
Shawn Merrill, Evan Deutscher,
Gene Hunter and Keith Namken.
Interment will be at the Wall
Cemetery.
A memorial has been estab-
lished to St. Patricks Catholic
Church of Wall.
Arrangements are with the
Rush Funeral Chapel of Wall.
Her online guestbook is avail-
able at www.rushfuneralhome.com
Gene Stone____________________________________
Gene Stone, age 76 of Kadoka,
S.D., died Sunday, February 19,
2012, at the Rapid City Regional
Hospital.
Eldon Gene Stone was born
October 22, 1935, in Wiggins, Colo.,
the son of Eldon A. and Lois T.
(Sharp) Stone. He attended high
school in Kadoka, graduating from
Kadoka High School in 1953.
Gene was united in marriage to
Barbara Hedeen on June 8, 1953,
in Rapid City. He entered the
United States Army in 1954, where
he worked as a radar tech. He was
honorably discharged on April 5,
1956. After his honorable dis-
charge, Gene attended college and
received his bachelor of science de-
gree in education in 1960, and a
masters degree in education and
administration in 1971.
Genes love of sports and kids
was evident in his many years of
coaching football, basketball, track
and cross-country in numerous
places in South Dakota, culminat-
ing in Kadoka working for and get-
ting an all-weather track. His ad-
vice to all of his students What-
ever you do in life, do it to the best
of your ability.
In addition to his love of many
sports, Gene was an avid hunter
and fisherman.
Survivors include his wife, Bar-
bara, of Kadoka; five sons, Bill
Stone of Kadoka, Cliff Stone of
Kadoka, Jody Stone and his wife,
Sunday, of Hot Springs, Jerome
Zeke Stone of Kadoka, Brad
Stone and his wife, Kristi, of
Kadoka; three daughters, Chris
Cope and her husband, Drew, of
Evanston, Wyo., Cathy Stone of
Kadoka and Laurie Prichard and
her husband, Cleve, of Kadoka; 23
grandchildren; seven great-grand-
children; two brothers, Dick Stone
and his wife, Joanne, of Rapid City,
and Roland Stone and his wife,
Alice, of Rapid City; one sister,
Joyce Lathan of San Antonio,
Texas; and a host of other relatives
and friends.
Gene was preceded in death by
his parents; one daughter, Peggy
Stone; and a grandson, Todd
Prichard.
Visitation will be held from 5:30
p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday,
February 22, at the Kadoka City
Auditorium, and one hour preced-
ing the services on Thursday.
Funeral services will be held at
10:00 a.m. Thursday, February 23,
at the Kadoka City Auditorium,
with Pastor Gary McCubbin offici-
ating.
Interment with military honors
will be held at 2:00 p.m. Thursday,
at the Black Hills National Ceme-
tery near Sturgis.
A memorial has been estab-
lished.
Arrangements are with the
Rush Funeral Chapel of Kadoka.
His online guestbook is available
at www.rushfuneralhome.com
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The Philip Area wrestling grap-
plers outpaced six other con-
tenders for the District 7B
Wrestling Tournament title.
Philip totaled up 186.5 points for
the title. Hot Springs was their
closest competition with 168.5
points.
Third through seventh were
Custer - 146, Bennett County -
104.5, St. Thomas More - 60, Hill
City - 57, and Red Cloud - 27.
Nick Donnelly, 106 lbs., 1st
place, record 25-7
bye
technical fall over Ryan Krump
(STM), 16-1
major decision over Brice
Harkless (HS), 12-3
Jed Brown, 113 lbs., 3rd place,
record 21-14
pinned Amanda Standing Bear
Philip Area District 7B wrestling champions
(RC), 1:13
decision by Miles Kirk (CUS),
8-11
major decision over Tate Pe-
trak (BC), 11-2
decision over Josh Simunek
(HS), 6-2
Grady Carley, 120 lbs., 3rd place,
record 18-17
bye
pinned by Chasen Cole (CUS),
3:43
pinned Yuichi Kokawa (RC),
2:26
pinned Westley Greenough
(HS), 4:51
Raedon Anderson, 126 lbs., 4th
place, record 7-18
pinned Josh Twiss (RC), 3:39
pinned by Sam Ireland (BC),
:38
bye
decision by Tabin Elmore
(CUS), 2-6
Lane Blasius, 132 lbs., 1st place,
record 22-2
bye
bye
pinned Jake Oberpiller (HS),
2:49
Reed Johnson, 138 lbs., 1st
place, record 23-12
bye
pinned Brent ODell (HS), 1:12
pinned Justin Harless (HS),
5:59
Chandlier Sudbeck, 145 lbs.,
2nd place, record 25-8
bye
pinned Jackson Mossman (HS),
1:11
pinned by Dylan Severyn
(CUS), 5:30
Clint Stout, 152 lbs., 1st place,
District champs ... The Philip Area wrestling team celebrates their victory after the district tour-
nament Saturday, February 11 in Philip. ~Courtesy Photo
Wall/Kadoka gymnasts hosted the Invitational on Friday, Febru-
ary 3rd. They had one gymnast place which was Jerica Coller
who placed seventh on bars. Gymnastics region meet was held
on Saturday, February 11, in Chamberlain. We had some very
close calls with Jerica Coller two-tenths away from going to
State Gymnastics on the Floor. All four of the gymnasts that
competed had their best floor scores of the season. It was a
good season with a few unfortunate injuries. Our team plans to
work hard in the off season and come back strong next year!
Great job girls! ~Courtesy Photo
record 27-7
bye
pinned Casey Seidler (CUS),
1:42
pinned Jarek Harless (HS),
3:05
Tanner Radway, 160 lbs., 3rd
place, record 16-10
pinned Jon Hansen (STM),
1:24
technical fall to Brady Hark-
less (HS), 16-0
bye
major decision over Seth Ire-
land (BC) 15-7
Chance Knutson, 170 lbs., 2nd
place, record 11-4
bye
decision over Lincoln Whirl-
wind Horse (BC), 12-7
foreit to Tanner Eisland (CUS)
Roger Davis, 182 lbs., record 6-18
pinned by Witt Dobesh, (STM),
1:03
bye
pinned by Tyrell ODonnel
(RC), :45
Logan Ammons, 195 lbs., 2nd
place, record 12-10
bye
pinned Bernard Mabin (HS)
1:14
pinned by Clay Seidler (CUS),
3:14
Gavin DeVries, 220 lbs., 2nd
place, record 13-15
bye
pinned Todd VanderMay (BC),
1:32
pinned by Jim Greene (HS),
2:42
The top four wrestlers in each
weight division advance to Region
4B action in Mobridge, February
18. The State B Wrestling Tourna-
ment is in Rapid City February 24-
25.
Gymnasts season
comes to an end

The Wall School is accepting sealed bids at PO Box 414, Wall, SD

57790, for the following vehicles:
1994 ChevroIet Suburban: 1/2 ton 4x4, 229,401 miles as of
02/08/2012, 3rd row seating, running boards, AC does not work, fair
tires, new battery and alternator in 2011, body is in good condition.
2002 ChevroIet Astro Van: Rear wheel drive, 147,780 miles as
of 02/08/2012, 3rd row seating, am/fm/cd player, new battery in 2011,
good tires, some body damage.
Vehicles are parked on West side of new school. Contact Dan
Hauk or Kim Morgan at 279-2156. Sealed bids will be accepted until
12 pm on March 14, 2012 and can be mailed to Wall School, PO Box
414, Wall, SD 57790.
The Wall School reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to
waive any irregularities therein and reserves the right to award sale
to the highest responsible bidder as they so determine.
Subway Athletes
of the Week
Elsie Fortune
Girls Basketball
Carson Johnston
Boys Basketball
National Girls and Women in Sports Day recipients. Presenters
of the award: back row from left to right ... Todd Trask and John
Hess. recipients of the award: from left to right ... Krysta Kjer-
stad, Heidi Huether, Cheyenne Deering, Alyssa ermish and
Aleshia Feldman. ~Photo Laurie Hindman
WHS senior female athletes
earn certificates from NGWSD
South Dakota High School Ath-
letic Association Board Member
Todd Trask and Wall High School
Girls Basketball Coach John Hess
presented five Wall High School
senior female athletes with
achievement certificates from the
National Girls and Women in
Sports Day.
National Girls and Women in
Sports Day is celebrated in all 50
states with community-based
events, award ceremonies, and ac-
tivities honoring the achievements
and encouraging participation of
girls and women in sports.
The organization began in 1987,
as a day to remember Olympic vol-
leyball player Flo Hyman for her
athletic achievements and her
work to assure equality for
women's sports. Hyman died of
Marfan's Syndrome in 1986, while
competing in a volleyball tourna-
ment in Japan. Since that time,
the organization has evolved into
a day to acknowledge the past and
recognize current sports achieve-
ments, the positive influence of
sports participation, and the con-
tinuing struggle for equality and
access for women in sports.
National Girls and Women in
Sports Day is jointly organized by
the National Girls and Women in
Sport Coalition. The Coalition
combines the experience and re-
sources of the five premiere girls -
and women-serving organizations
in the United States: Girl Scouts of
the USA, Girls Incorporated, the
National Association for Girls and
Women in Sport, National
Women's Law Center, and the
Women's Sports Foundation.
Collectively, these organizations
have been in existence for over 432
years and have a membership
reach of 5.5 million girls and
women.
Wall High School female seniors
earning this certificate are:
Aleshia Feldman - Sideline Cheer
and Volleyball. Alyssa Ermish -
Golf, Sideline Cheer and Volley-
ball. Cheyenne Deering - Volley-
ball. Heidi Huether - Gymnastics,
Track and Field. Krysta Kjerstad -
Basketball and Volleyball.
eagles notch a much
needed win at Newell
By Coach Delger
The Eagles finally snapped their
losing skid against the short-
handed Irrigators in Newell on Sat-
urday, February 18.
The Eagles were able to keep their
composure and stay focused in
order to get the W and thats just
what the boys need with only two
games remaining before play-off
season begins.
Interestingly, a lack of fouls shut
down Newell at the end of the
fourth quarter. The Irrigators felt
they had too many fouls to give in
order to get Wall to the line so that
they could get the ball back and try
to score, so they conceded the loss
and the Eagles were able to enjoy
the taste of victory once again.
Chavis Shull led the way for the
Eagles with 14 points and five re-
bounds and three steals.
Lane Hustead put up 10 points
and was two for two from the
three-point line and from the free-
throw line.
Tyler Trask added nine points.
The Eagle boys won at Newell with
a final score of 49-46.
Stats
Wall: 11 11 17 10 = 49
Newell: 10 8 13 15 = 46
Scoring: Les Williams 0-1 0-0 0,
Tyler Trask 4-7 0-0 9, Carson
Johnston 0-1 0-0 0, Kale Lytle 2-3
1-2 5, Laketon McLaughlin 2-6 1-1
5, Lane Hustead 3-6 2-2 10, Clancy
Lytle 1-1 0-1 2, Chavis Shull 6-14
2-2 14, Tyler Peterson 2-4 0-0 4.
Totals 20-43 6-8 49.
Field Goal percentage: Eagles
.465.
3-point percentage: Eagles 3-7
(Trask 1-3, Hustead 2-2, Shull 0-
2.)
Rebounds: Eagles 21 (shull 5,
Peterson 5.)
Fouls: Eagles 19.
Assists: Eagles 14 (K. Lytle 5.)
Steals: Eagles 13 (C. Lytle 3,
Shull 3,)
Turnovers: Eagles 23.
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Chance Knutson (170 Ibs.) 2nd at Region
First Round: vs. Tre BIasdeII-MiIIer/Highmore-HarroId
Jed Brown (113 Ibs.) 3rd at Region
First Round: vs. OIiver Aesoph-FauIkton Area
Lane BIasius (132 Ibs.) 1st at Region
First Round: vs. MiIes Kreeger-Wagner
ChandIer Sudbeck (145 Ibs.) 3rd at Region
First Round: vs. DyIan Cotton-Marion/Freeman
CIint Everett-Stout (152 Ibs.) 2nd at Region
First Round: vs. Donovan KuIInat-Howard
Logan Ammons (195 Ibs.) 4th at Region
First Round: vs. Brady Bonte-Garretson
Grady CarIey (120 Ibs.) 3rd at Region
First Round: vs. Adam Krause-DeueI
Reed Johnson (138 Ibs.) 4th at Region
First Round: vs. Brian VermeuIen-PIankin/Mt. Vernon/Corsica
Gavin Debries (220 Ibs.) 3rd at Region
First Round: vs. Branden TuttIe-Winner
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Section S002.
Tho Obnmn AdmInIsfrnfIon, In
IookIng for rogrnms fo cuf, docId-
od fo Ignoro n 62-yonr commIf-
monf fo schooIs fhnf hnvo Iosf fnx-
nbIo roorfy bocnuso of IodornI
ncquIsIfIon of fhnf roorfy In fho
dIsfrIcf. Tho jusfIfIcnfIon Is bnsod
on fho fncf fhnf sInco fhoro nro no
IodornI sfudonfs InvoIvod In fho
rogrnm, If`s n rogrnm fhnf cnn
bo oIImInnfod bocnuso If hns no
sfudonf Imncf.
IubIIc schooI dIsfrIcfs fhnf nro
oIIgIbIo for n nymonf undor fho
SocfIon 8002 IodornI Iroorfy
Imncf AId Irogrnm do, In fncf,
onroII nnd sorvo sfudonfs, snId
John I. Iorkonbrock, oxocufIvo
dIrocfor of fho nfIonnI AssocIn-
fIon of IodornIIy Imncfod
SchooIs (AIIS).
SocondIy, fhoso dIsfrIcfs nro
Imncfod by fho Ioss of IocnI rov-
onuo duo fo fho fnx oxomf sfnfus
of fho IodornI Covornmonf whIch
Is obIIgnfod fo rovIdo fhoIr sfu-
donfs wIfh n froo ubIIc oducn-
fIon.
In mosf SocfIon 8002 schooI dIs-
frIcfs, fho Inrgosf Innd ownor (fho
IodornI Covornmonf) nys no
roorfy fnxos fo hoI fund schooI
oornfIons. ThIs robIom Is oxnc-
orbnfod by fho fncf fhnf fhIs ro-
orfy dId Indood gonornfo roorfy
fnxos boforo fho IodornI Covorn-
monf fook ownorshI. Thoso nf-
focfod schooI dIsfrIcfs nro now ro-
quIrod fo oducnfo fho snmo num-
bor of sfudonfs ns In fho nsf, buf
wIfh much Ioss rovonuo bocnuso
fho IodornI Covornmonf doos nof
ny fnxos.
Tho rosuIf Is fo cuf oducnfIonnI
rogrnms, sorvIcos nnd orsonnoI
or ndd nn unduo fnx burdon on fho
romnInIng fnx nyors. AIfhough
Imncf AId onIy nrfInIIy mnkos
u for fhIs Ioss of fnx rovonuo, fhIs
IodornI fundIng romnIns crucInI
fo fho Imncfod schooI dIsfrIcfs.
ThIs robIom of subsfnnfInIIy ro-
ducod fnx rovonuo wns cnusod by
fho IodornI Covornmonf. If Is fho
govornmonf`s obIIgnfIon fo rocfIfy
fho nognfIvo fInnncInI Imncf Ifs
rosonco hns cnusod.
Any nrgumonf fhnf schooI dIs-
frIcfs shouId hnvo ndjusfod fo fho
Ioss of fnx rovonuo mnkos IIffIo
sonso. Tho nood for fnx rovonuo fo
suorf schooI dIsfrIcfs confInuos
no mnffor how Iong fho roorfy
hns boIongod fo fho IodornI Cov-
ornmonf, jusf ns fho nood fo ro-
vIdo for fodornIIy connocfod sfu-
donfs whoso nronfs nro In fho
mIIIfnry or work for fho IodornI
Covornmonf romnIns fho snmo
ovory yonr ovon fhough fho schooI
dIsfrIcf mny hnvo sorvod such sfu-
donfs for mnny yonrs.
To uso fho nrgumonf fhnf fho
Imncf AId IodornI Iroorfy ro-
grnm cnn bo oIImInnfod mnkos
nbouf ns much sonso ns fo dIrocf
fhnf nII SocfIon 8003 (InsIc Su-
orf) doIInrs bo sonf onIy on fod-
ornIIy connocfod sfudonfs, whon
wo know fhnf fho SocfIon 8003
rogrnm rovIdos doIInrs In IIou of
fnxos, ns doos fho SocfIon 8002
Irogrnm, fo oducnfo nII chIIdron
(bofh IodornI nnd non-IodornI),
onroIIod In nn oIIgIbIo schooI dIs-
frIcf, snId Iorkonbrock.
Wo nro vory dIsnoInfod In
fho Obnmn`s AdmInIsfrnfIon docI-
sIon fo fnrgof n rogrnm fhnf fho
Trumnn AdmInIsfrnfIon consId-
orod n IodornI obIIgnfIon ro-
orfy fnx romnIns fho bnsIc sourco
of ubIIc schooI fundIng fodny ns If
dId In l950.
AIIS Is Ionsod fhnf fho cuf-
fIng knIfo snrod fho SocfIon 8003
(InsIc Suorf Irogrnm), n ro-
grnm fhnf rovIdos fundIng for
l,300 ubIIc schooIs wIfh n Iodor-
nI nnd non-IodornI sfudonf onroII-
monf of ovor ll mIIIIon chIIdron;
ns woII ns mnInfnInIng fho dIsnbII-
Ify rogrnm, SocfIon 8003 (d). Tho
budgof nIso mnInfnIns fundIng for
SocfIons 800? (SchooI Consfruc-
fIon) nnd 8008 (IncIIIfIos). Iofh
rogrnms nddross fho fncIIIfy
noods of schooIs fhnf Inck fho cn-
ncIfy fo Iovy bonds for cnIfnI
rojocfs.
AIIS fooIs sfrongIy fhnf ns
Iong ns fho IodornI Covornmonf
owns roorfy In schooI dIsfrIcfs,
fhoso cIvII fnxnyors shouId ox-
ocf fho IodornI Covornmonf fo
ny Ifs bIII jusf IIko ovory ofhor
cIfIzon.
Tho InfornnI !ovonuo SorvIco
doosn`f grnnf fnxnyors roIIof
from IodornI Incomo fnx bnsod on
fho sIzo of fnx IInbIIIfy. Tho Iodor-
nI Covornmonf shouId bo hoId fo
fho snmo nccounfnbIIIfy.
Wo rocognIzo fho fIscnI chnI-
Iongos fncod by fho AdmInIsfrn-
fIon nnd fho Congross ns fhoy
sook fo roduco fho IodornI dofIcIf.
Tho AdmInIsfrnfIon rocInIms fo
wnnf fo Invosf moro In oducnfIon
nnd nIfhough fhoIr budgof doos In-
cronso ovornII oducnfIon sondIng,
fho 235 schooI dIsfrIcfs In 29
sfnfos fhnf nro oIIgIbIo for fundIng
undor fho IodornI Iroorfy Iro-
grnm nsk fho quosfIon whnf do
wo foII fho fnxnyors In our com-
munIfIos
I fInd If IronIc fhnf fho AdmInIs-
frnfIon Is IookIng fo rovIdo fnx
roIIof for fho mIddIo Incomo fnx-
nyor whIIo oIImInnfIng n ro-
grnm fhnf doos jusf fhnf, con-
cIudos Iorkonbrock.
From the desk of Superintendent Dennis Rieckman
BHSS "Youth Day big success
for youth in animal projects
urIng fho IInck HIIIs Sfock
Show Youfh ny, Soufh nkofn,
obrnskn, orfh nkofn, MIn-
nosofn, nnd Monfnnn youfh com-
ofod In vnrIous IIvosfock nnd
horso ovonfs from IIvosfock judg-
Ing, !IvosfockoIogy, Ioof Cook-Off,
HIoIogy, fo Horso QuIz IowI.
AIso nrf of fho Youfh ny ovonf
ncfIvIfIos wns n og Show whIch
hosfod ovonfs for obodIonco, rnIIy,
ngIIIfy, nnd showmnnshI.
Aron voIunfoors, SS! Ixfon-
sIon sfnff nnd Soufh nkofn Sfnfo
!nIvorsIfy sfudonfs hoIod orgnn-
Izo nnd run fho ovonf ns nrf of fho
IInck HIIIs Sfock Show ncfIvIfIos.
ThIs ovonf wns n gronf oorfunI-
fy for youfh fo Inforncf wIfh nron
youfh nnd Ionrn moro nbouf fho
IIvosfock Indusfry.
Moro fhnn l00 youfh nrfIcInf-
od In fho IIvosfock judgIng confosf
whoro fhoy ovnIunfod boof cnffIo,
hogs, nnd broodIng shoo cInssos.
Soufh nkofn Sfnfo !nIvorsIfy`s
20l0 !Ivosfock IvnIunfIon Tonm
wns on hnnd fo offIcInfo fho con-
fosf nnd rovIdo guIdnnco durIng
ronsons fo hoI youfh buIId
sfrongor ronsons skIIIs.
To fhroo IndIvIdunIs In bogIn-
nor, junIor, nnd sonIor ngo grous
woro nwnrdod rIzos sonsorod by
fho IInck HIIIs Sfock Show.
Awnrds woro ns foIIowod: IogIn-
nors - IIrsf: Morgnn Idmund,
SIoux, ob.; Socond: CInrk !Ioson,
nwos, ob.; ThIrd: Shynnno
HowoII, Iuffo, S..; JunIors- IIrsf:
Ionu JorsIId, nwos, ob.; Soc-
ond: Abby yor, Crnwford, ob.;
ThIrd: Snwyor nnsz, IruIo, S..;
SonIors- IIrsf: Moghnn Ironco,
Cusfor, Monf.; Socond: ImIIy Kof-
foIor, Hughos, S..; ThIrd: Amnn-
dn Knmmoror, Mondo, S..
Youfh comofod on fonms wIfh-
In fho !IvosfockoIogy confosf fo
showcnso nnd fosf fhoIr knowI-
odgo of IIvosfock scIoncos nnd hus-
bnndry.
Tonms workod fogofhor soIvIng
wrIffon robIoms nnd cronfIng
ornI rosonfnfIons. Youfh nIso
comIofod Inb sfnfIons of wooI
ovnIunfIon, boof rofnII cufs, swIno
broods, rnngo Innf IdonfIfIcnfIon,
osf mnnngomonf, nnd rocognIzod
dIfforonf food sourcos.
To IndIvIdunIs nnd fonms woro
rocognIzod ns foIIowod: SonIors:
IIrsf: ImIIy KoffoIor, Hughos Co.,
S; Socond: Snm HnIgh,
Hnnkon/Jnckson Co., S; ThIrd:
Sofh HnIgh, Hnnkon/Jnckson Co.,
S; SonIor Tonm: IIrsf
Hnnkon/Jnckson Counfy, S; Soc-
ond Hughos Counfy, S; ThIrd
Ionnoff Counfy, S; JunIors-
IIrsf Mnry oId, IrookIngs Co.,
S; Socond HnIoy KoffoIor, Hugh-
os Co., S; ThIrd WIII KossIor,
Hughos Co., S; JunIor
Tonm:IIrsf Hughos Counfy, Soc-
ond IrookIngs/Crnnf Counfy,
ThIrd Cnrfor Counfy.
ThIs yonr`s Ioof Cook-Off wInnors
woro: IogInnnor:Abby Moon, Ion-
nIngfon Counfy, S; JunIor-
Kndon !oddy, Crnnf Counfy, S;
nnd SonIor: IockI Irybnrgor,
Cusfor Counfy, S. Youfh cronfod
fhoIr own dIshos ufIIIzIng boof ns
fho mnIn IngrodIonf. WInnors of
fho Ioof Cook-Off rocoIvod nwnrds
sonsorod by fho Sfock Show
nIong wIfh fho Soufh nkofn Ioof
Indusfry CouncII nnd fho Wosforn
IuffnIo Comnny of !nId CIfy.
ThIs yonr`s wInnors wIII bo oIIgI-
bIo fo bo junIor judgos for noxf
yonr`s comofIfIon.
Youfh who fook nrf In fho HI-
oIogy confosf comIofod n wrIf-
fon oxnm, IdonfIfIcnfIon sfnfIons
nnd workod In fonms fo comIofo
ornI nnd wrIffon robIoms nbouf
fho horso Indusfry.
Tho SS! Horso CIub wns on
hnnd fo hoI nssIsf youfh fhrough
fho confosf nnd hoI fonch fho
nrfIcInnfs fho Imorfnnco of
good horsomnnshI.
To IndIvIdunIs rocognIzod
woro: SonIor IvIsIon - IIrsf: Ash-
Ioy Curronco, !oborfs Co., S;
Socond: SonfoI Johnson,
Iuffo/!nwronco Co., S; SonIor
Tonm IIrsf: Murrny Co., S;
JunIor IvIsIon - IIrsf: ChIown
Co., M; Socond: Mnry oId,
Hughos Co., S; ThIrd: Snrnh
Vos, IonnIngfon, S; JunIor
Tonm IIrsf: ChIown Co., M;
Socond: Hughos Co, S; ThIrd:
IonnIngfon Co., S.
Twonfy fonms woro rorosonfod
In fho Horso QuIz IowI Confosf
woro ChIown Co., M fook
homo fo honors.
Tho !osorvo ChnmIon fonm
wns Snrgonf Co., nnd fo
fhroo IndIvIdunIs woro: IIrsf: Josh
Johnson, ChIown Co., M; Soc-
ond: CnmIIIo !ynn, IIosfono Co.,
M; ThIrd: Jonny SIovorf,
HufchInson Co., S.
og Show rosuIfs for fho obodI-
onco comofIfIon nro ns foIIowod:
IIrsf In InsIc A - IogInnor: Jos-
snmy Schwnrz, Hnnkon Co., S;
JunIor: AngoIn ohn, IonnIngfon
Co., S; SonIor: Iofh O`oIII, Ion-
nIngfon Co., S; IIrsf In InsIc I-
IogInnor: WIII Inghrnm, Sun-
dnncoCo., WY; JunIor: Chnnco
Snook, nwos Co., I; SonIor:
Sfnyshn SmIfh, IonnIngfon Co.,
S; IIrsf In IroovIco-IogInnor,
CrIffnoy Sfrnfmoyor, IonnIngfon
Co., S; JunIor, McKnyIn Sfrnf-
moyor, IonnIngfon Co., S; Son-
Ior, Hnnnnh SoInn, Cusfor Co.,
S; IIrsf In ovIco JunIor, MI-
cnoIn !ynmond, IonnIngfon, Co.,
S.
!nIIy comofIfIon wInnors
woro: Advnncod A CnfhorIno
Mnhor, IonnIngfon Co., S; Ad-
vnncod I Tnron Jonos, Cusfor
Co., S; ovIco- IogInnor, MoIIy
Schwnrfz, IonnIngfon Co., S;
JunIor, CnfhorIno Mnhor, Ion-
nIngfon Co., S; SonIor, Sfnyshn
SmIfh, IonnIngfon Co., S.
Youfh who oxcoIIod In ngIIIfy
woro: Advnncod, Tnron Jonos,
Cusfor Co., S; Off !onsh, Hnn-
nnh SoInn, Cusfor Co., S; On
!onsh- IogInnor, KoIsoy orrIck,
IonnIngfon Co., S; JunIor
CnfhorIno Mnhor, IonnIngfon
Co., S; SonIor, Iofh O`oIII, Ion-
nIngfon Co., S. ShowmnnshI
IIrsf Inco wInnors In ovIco
woro: IogInnor, WIII Inghrnm,
Sundnnco Co., WY nnd JunIor/So-
nIor, Hnnnnh SoInn, Cusfor Co.,
S. Oon IIrsf Inco Showmnn-
shI wInnors woro: IogInnor,
IrIffnoy Sfrnfmoyor, IonnIngfon
Co., S; JunIor, CnfhorIno Mnhor,
IonnIngfon Co., S; SonIor,
Sfnyshn SmIfh, IonnIngfon Co.,
S.
CongrnfuInfIons fo nII fho nrfIcI-
nnfs In fhIs yonr`s Youfh ny
nnd Thnnk You fo nII fho voIun-
foors who hoIod mnko fhIs ovonf
ossIbIo.
Soufh nkofn's Sfnfo !ogIsIn-
fors mof wIfh IsfrIcf nnd Sfnfo
IIA OffIcors for fho nnnunI IIA
!ogIsInfIvo Ironkfnsf on Tuosdny,
Iobrunry l4, 20l2 In IIorro. Tho
Sfnfo IIA OffIcors conducfod n
rogrnm fhnf oxInInod fho fhroo-
nrf modoI of AgrIcuIfuro, Iood
nnd nfurnI !osourcos IducnfIon
whIch IncIudos cInssroom Insfruc-
fIon, SuorvIsod AgrIcuIfurnI Ix-
orIonco (SAI) rojocfs, nnd IIA.
IsfrIcf IIA offIcors nnd chnfor
ndvIsors onjoyod fho oorfunIfy
fo vIsIf ono-on-ono wIfh IogIsIn-
fors, shnrIng how IocnI ngrIcuIfuro
oducnfIon rogrnms rovIdo nu-
morous oorfunIfIos for mom-
bors fo nffnIn ronI-IIfo oxorIonco.
IoIIowIng fho bronkfnsf fho
Sfnfo IIA OffIcors, who IncIudo:
Connor IowoII, ChnmborInIn;
OIIvIn SIgIIn, Wobsfor; Mognn
o!ouchoy, Hovon; Amnndn
Iuus, !onnox; JnmIo IIInf, VI-
borg; nnd InuI ybodnhI, CoIfon;
conducfod n IsfrIcf OffIcor Iond-
orshI frnInIng worksho. TrnIn-
Ing focusod on cronfIng IOAs
(Irogrnm of AcfIvIfIos) for onch
dIsfrIcf, communIcnfIon nnd fho
S. Dak. FFA Association hosts
Legislative breakfast meeting
LegisIative District 29 & 30. Pictured from Ieft to right ... State
President PauI DybedahI; Dist. 5 Vice President Kaden Eisen-
braun; Dist. 5 Secretary Jennifer Emery; Dist. 5 Reporter KaiIey
SawveII; Dist. 5 President David Strain; SD FFA Foundation
Member Dani Herring. ~Courtesy Photo
Imorfnnco of consfrucfIvo food-
bnck, sorvIng ns n roIo modoI,
fonm buIIdIng, confIIcf rosoIufIon,
rocognIzIng nnd nrocInfIng or-
sonnI sfrongfhs, nnd how fo work
soIfIossIy, uffIng fho mnIn focus
on fho Inforosfs of fhoIr fonm.
Tho IIA !ogIsInfIvo bronkfnsf
wns hoId nf fho AmorIcInn, In
Iorf IIorro, undor fho sonsor-
shI of CIfIInnk, Insf !Ivor IIoc-
frIc CooornfIvo, S AssocInfIon
of AgrIcuIfurnI Iducnfors, S
Soybonn Irocossors, S AssocIn-
fIon of CooornfIvos, S Cro Im-
rovomonf AssocInfIon, S Inrm
Iuronu, S Inrmors !nIon, S
Whonf CommIssIon nnd Thundor
!ond. Tho S Tonm Ag Id Sfnr
Sonsor rogrnm nIso rovIdod
fundIng. Ono-Sfnr nrfnors In-
cIudo Inrm CrodIf SorvIcos of
AmorIcn, !O IquImonf Co.,
orfh ConfrnI Inrmors IIovnfor,
nnd C & I OornfIons. Two-Sfnr
nrfnors IncIudo ChnnnoI IIo,
IKA!I/Asgrow, IIonoor, S
Soybonn !osonrch CouncII, nnd
AM Ionson QuInn. Our IsfIn-
guIshod Sfnr Inrfnor Is orfh-
Innd Iord onIors.
Governor Daugaard
signs initiaI IegisIation
Tho fIrsf IogIsInfIvo bIII sIgnod
fhIs yonr by Cov. onnIs nu-
gnnrd wns HIl0l4, whIch ro-
hIbIfs fnIso sfnfomonfs whon n-
IyIng for corfnIn busInoss or ngrI-
cuIfurnI Ionns nnd grnnfs from
sfnfo govornmonf.
Tho now Inw, whIch wns drnffod
by fho Covornor`s OffIco of Ico-
nomIc ovoIomonf nnd Is offoc-
fIvo JuIy l, mnkos If n CInss 6
foIony fo fnbrIcnfo or fo ovorvnIuo
Innd, roorfy or ofhor socurIfIos
on nIIcnfIons for sfnfo fInnncInI
nssIsfnnco. MnxImum unIshmonf
for n vIoInfor Is fwo yonrs In rIson
nnd n $4,000 fIno.
Ofhor bIIIs roconfIy sIgnod by
fho Covornor IncIudo:
:HB1003: An Acf fo rovIso fho
IImIfnfIon on fho Incronsos nnd do-
cronsos fhnf mny bo mndo fo fho
fofnI fnxnbIo vnIuo of croInnd nnd
noncroInnd.
:HB1011: An Acf fo rovIso fho
dofInIfIon of domosfIc uso of wnfor.
:HB1012: An Acf fo roquIro
ubIIc honrIngs for nIIcnfIons for
oII nnd gns ordors onIy If confosfod
nnd fo roduco fho numbor of honr-
Ing nofIco ubIIcnfIons roquIrod
for oII nnd gns cnsos.
:HB1013: An Acf fo roonI cor-
fnIn obsoIofo sfnfufos rognrdIng
fho onrfmonf of InvIronmonf
nnd nfurnI !osourcos.
:HB1016: !oonIs corfnIn ruIos
roInfIng fo uso of fho ConfonnInI
!ogo.
:HB1022: !ovIsos corfnIn n-
roIo honrIng rovIsIons rognrdIng
Inmnfo comIInnco, wnIvors, nnd
foIoconforoncIng.
:HB1023: !oonIs nnd rovIsos
corfnIn rovIsIons roInfIng fo fho
onrfmonf of
CorrocfIons.
:HB1024: !oonIs fho nufhorI-
znfIon fo soII corfnIn surIus ronI
osfnfo undor fho confroI
of fho onrfmonf of CorrocfIons
In Aurorn Counfy nnd MInnohnhn
Counfy.
:HB1025: Mnkos nggrnvnfod
Incosf n vIoIonf crImo for urosos
of soffIng nn InIfInI
nroIo dnfo.
:HB104B: Ixnnds fho Ionrd
of MIIIfnry AffnIrs.
:HB1056: An Acf fo rovIso cor-
fnIn rovIsIons of fho Soufh nko-
fn IusInoss CorornfIons Acf ro-
gnrdIng fho Issunnco of shnros n
cumuInfIvo vofIng for dIrocfors.
:HB1069: An Acf fo Incronso
fho nmounf of Incomo nnd rIncI-
nI of n orofunI fund usod fo
mnInfnIn n comofory.
:HB10??: An Acf fo nufhorIzo
munIcInIIfIos fo osfnbIIsh IncI-
donfnI nccounfs.
:HB1094: An Acf fo roquIro fho
fIIIng of corfnIn documonfs roInf-
Ing fo fho vncnfIon, IocnfIon, or
chnngIng of hIghwnys wIfh fho
rogIsfor of doods.
:SB2: An Acf fo roonI nnd fo
mnko sfyIo nnd form rovIsIons fo
corfnIn rovIsIons roInfod fo fho
onrfmonf of Humnn SorvIcos.
:SB3: An Acf fo rovIso fho com-
osIfIon of fho sfnfo frunk hIgh-
wny sysfom.
:SB6: An Acf fo nufhorIzo crIm-
InnI bnckground chocks for vnrI-
ous sfnfo omIoyoos.
:SB0012: CodIfIos IogIsInfIon
onncfod In 20ll.
:SB0016: An Acf fo dofIno n
fInnI sfngo mnnufncfuror donIor
nnd fo rovIdo for IIconsIng of
fInnI sfngo mnnufncfuror donIors.
:SB001?: An Acf fo roquIro cor-
fnIn fuoI fnx rofurns nnd roorfs
fo bo fIIod by oIocfronIc monns nnd
fo roquIro corfnIn fuoI fnxos bo ro-
mIffod by oIocfronIc frnnsfor.
:SB1B: !ovIsos corfnIn rovI-
sIons rognrdIng roforoncos fo fho
InfornnI !ovonuo
Codo.
:SB21: An Acf fo roonI nnd ro-
vIso corfnIn oufdnfod rovIsIons
roInfIng fo fho onrfmonf of
Humnn SorvIcos.
:SB24: An Acf fo roquIro cor-
fnIn nIIcnnfs for IIconsuro ns n
honIfh rofossIonnI or n IIconsoo
who Is fho subjocf of n dIscIIInnry
InvosfIgnfIon fo submIf fo n sfnfo
nnd fodornI crImInnI bnckground
chock.
:SB26: An Acf fo rovIso corfnIn
roquIromonfs orfnInIng fo
onrnosf monoy nId In n cooorn-
fIvo or co-brokorngo ronI osfnfo
frnnsncfIon.
:SB2B: An Acf fo rovIso rovI-
sIons rognrdIng fho ronownI
rocoss for corfnIn fhIrd- nrfy In-
surnnco ndmInIsfrnfors.
:SB55: An Acf fo udnfo cor-
fnIn rovIsIons orfnInIng fo
mofor cnrrIor snfofy nnd frnns-
orfnfIon of hnznrdous mnforInIs.
:SB63: An Acf fo rovIso fho
form of sorvIco of rogIonnI rnIIrond
nufhorIfy commIssIonors.
-SB140: An Acf fo roonI cor-
fnIn rovIsIons rognrdIng gInzIng
mnforInI on moforcycIo wInd-
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nterior, SD
Sat., Feb. 25
at 7 p.m.
Tap Beer & All
Drinks served in a
Red Solo Cup!
Festvtes
0ames Coatests Przes
Secton A - Pennngton ounty ourant - leLruary , o+ - Page , asseds
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C!ASSIIII !ATI: $6.50 mInImum for fIrsf 20
words; l0 or word fhoronffor; IncIudod In fho
IonnIngfon Counfy Cournnf, fho IrofIf, & Tho
IIonoor !ovIow, ns woII ns on our wobsIfo:
www.Ionoor-rovIow.com.
CA! OI THAKS: Iooms, TrIbufos, Ifc. . $6.50 mInImum for fIrsf 20
words; l0 or word fhoronffor. Inch nnmo nnd InIfInI musf bo counfod so-
nrnfoIy. IncIudod In fho IonnIngfon Counfy Cournnf nnd fho IrofIf.
OTI: $2.00 nddod chnrgo for bookkooIng nnd bIIIIng on nII chnrgos.
ISI!AY A !ATI: $8.00 or coIumn Inch, IncIudod In fho IonnIngfon
Counfy Cournnf nnd fho IrofIf. $5.55 or coIumn Inch for fho IonnIngfon
Counfy Cournnf onIy.
I!I!ISHI!`S OTICI: AII ronI osfnfo ndvorfIsod In fhIs nowsnor Is
subjocf fo fho IodornI InIr HousIng Acf of l968, whIch mnkos If IIIognI fo
ndvorfIso nny roforonco, or dIscrImInnfIon on rnco, coIor, roIIgIon, sox, or
nnfIonnI orIgIn, or nny InfonfIon fo mnko nny such roforonco, IImIfnfIon, or
dIscrImInnfIon.
ThIs nowsnor wIII nof knowIngIy nccof nny ndvorfIsIng for ronI osfnfo
whIch Is n vIoInfIon of fho Inw. Our rondors nro Informod fhnf nII dwoIIIngs
ndvorfIsod In fhIs nowsnor nro nvnIInbIo on nn oqunI oorfunIfy bnsIs.
HELP WANTED: Froni dcsl
clcrl nccdcd ai Dcsi Wcsicrn/
Plains in Wall. Coniaci Jaclic for
furiIcr infornaiion, 279-2145.
PW10-3ic
HELP WANTED: TIc WIiic Fivcr
Coocraiivc Crazing Disirici is
looling for sonconc io sray
noious wccds on Forcsi Scrvicc
land. A conncrcial alicaior's
liccnsc and CPS caaliliiics arc
rcquircd. Plcasc coniaci Joan ai
859-2144 for norc infornaiion.
PF27-2i
ACCEPTING PROPOSALS:
Kadola Arca ScIool Disirici is
sccling roosals fron an indi-
vidual or grou io organizc,
nanagc and ocraic iIc iracl
conccssion siand for iIc 2012
iracl scason. Any grou or con-
linaiion of grous nusi includc
in iIcir roosal iIc nanc of iIc
individual(s} wIo will lc rcson-
sillc for nanagcncni and coor-
dinaiing worlcrs for iracl nccis.
Plcasc sulnii roosals ly
Wcdncsday, Fclruary 29, 2012.
Proosals will lc rcvicwcd ly iIc
soris conlc conniiicc and
will lc acicd uon ai iIc loard
of cducaiion ncciing on MarcI
14, 2012. Proosals will lc cval-
uaicd on a conciiiivc lasis and
will lc wcigIicd on iIc lcncfii io
iIc scIool and connuniiy in-
cluding nonciary gain io iIc
scIool disirici, qualiiy of conccs-
sion siand roducis, cusioncr
scrvicc and iIc concisc dcscri-
iion of iIc nanagcncni lan for
iIc conccssions. For norc infor-
naiion and iIc iracl scIcdulc,
lcasc coniaci Janic Hcrnann,
837-2175. TIc Kadola Arca
ScIool Doard of Educaiion rc-
scrvcs iIc rigIi io accci or rc-
jcci any or all roosals. EOE
K11-2ic
EQUIPMENT SALESPERSON
WANTED: Succcssful alicani
will lc good wiiI colc and
Iavc a worling lnowlcdgc of
conuicrs. Musi Iavc a valid
drivcr's liccnsc and lc insurallc.
Will lc rcquircd io occasionally
dclivcr lull oil wiiI iclu and
irailcr and nalc cusioncr con-
iacis. Eccllcni ay aclagc.
Salary lus connission. Eccl-
lcni lcncfii aclagc. Will lc will-
ing io Iirc ari-iinc, if nccdcd.
Aly ai Crosscnlurg Inlcncni
in PIili. P11-ifn
HELP WANTED: Musi Iavc
CDL. Worl in growing lusincss.
Call Paul ai Paul's Fccd & Sccd,
FaiiI, SD. 605/967-2102.
F11-2ic
HELP WANTED: Sucrinicnd-
cni/grounds lcccr nccdcd ai
Wall Colf Coursc, full-iinc sca-
sonal. Scnd rcsunc io. Cary
Kcyscr, PO Do 98, Wall, SD
57790, or call 279-2643.
WP26-2ic
CALVING RANCH HAND: FT
Tcnorary; nininun of 4
noniIs/could rcsuli in crna-
ncni osiiion for iIc rigIi cr-
son, Milcsvillc, SD, sclf-siaricr &
aliliiy io crforn wiiIoui dircci
sucrvision; cicnsivc calving
ccricncc & ccri livcsiocl
Iandlcr; conciiiivc wagc lg &
Iousing for iIc rigIi crson;
Ionc 866-254-0499 or nail io
FancI Worl, Do 50790,
Dillings, MT 59105. P10-ifn
GRAVEL: Scrccncd or rocl. Call
O'Conncll Consiruciion Inc.,
859-2020, PIili. P51-ifn
FARM & RANCH
FOR SALE: 40' Fucrsi flcillc
iinc Iarrow wiiI Iydraulic cari.
Call, cvcnings, 685-6778.
PF27-2i
SUMMER PASTURE WANTED
for u io 80 airs. Call Janic
Willcri, 441-4407. PF26-4ic
FOR SALE: 3-ycar-old llacl
AQHA gclding. Will naiurc io
15.1, 1300 lls. FancI riddcn,
gcnilc. Allcn Cood, 605/462-
6290. P10-2i
WANTED: Sunncr asiurc for
100 io 150 cow/calf airs. Sicvc
Pclron, 544-3202. PF22-12ic
WANTED: Pasiurc for cow/calf
airs for iIis sunncr (2012 &
lcyond} wiiIin 60 nilcs of PIili.
FiicI Farns, 859-2357 or 859-
2334. P6-ifn
HELP WANTED
JOB OPENING: TIc Easi Pcn-
ningion Conscrvaiion Disirici ai
Wall, SD, is accciing alica-
iions for a nanagcr/sccrciary
osiiion. Jol includcs officc
worl (sccrciarial and adninis-
iraiivc} along wiiI organizing cd-
ucaiional aciiviiics. Jol is cr-
nancni ari-iinc wiiI flcillc
Iours. For norc infornaiion and
an alicaiion, call JosI Cciglc
ai 279-2519. WP27-1ic
HELP WANTED: Ccdar Pass
Lodgc in sccnic Dadlands Na-
iional Parl is now Iiring for
2012 Scason Aril Oci. Wc arc
looling for ouigoing, Iardworl-
ing siaff for scasonal rciail,
rcsiaurani, cool, nainicnancc,
waiisiaff, rcscrvaiions, Iousc-
lccing, canground aiicndani
osiiions. Cusioncr scrvicc is a
rioriiy for any osiiion and alil-
iiy io worl in fricndly and fasi-
accd cnvironncni. Wc can
icacI iIc rcsi! Full Iool-u siic,
Iourly wagc, lonus for scason
conlciion, wcclly oiional ncal
aclagc, rciail discouni, grou
aciiviiics, and grcai ooriuniiy
io nalc ncw acquainianccs fron
all ovcr iIc world. Scnd rcsunc
io SIaron Dics ai
sIaron.licsyaIoo.con or call
ai 605-433-5562. P11-4ic
POSITION AVAILABLE: Kadola
Arca ScIool Disirici is looling
for a ari iinc soris conlc
nainicnancc cnloycc. TIc o-
siiion will lcgin on or around
Aril 1si and cnd on or around
Novcnlcr 1si. A conlcic jol
dcscriiion is availallc ai iIc
lusincss officc of iIc Kadola
Arca ScIool Disirici. Plcasc fill
oui iIc onlinc alicaiion and
sulnii conlcicd alicaiion io
iIc lusincss officc ly Fclruary
29, 2012. Addiiional infornaiion
will lc nadc availallc uon rc-
qucsi ly coniaciing Janic Hcr-
nann, 837-2175. TIc Kadola
Arca ScIool Disirici is an EOE.
K11-2ic
COOK WANTED: Fcd Focl
Fcsiaurani, Wall. Call 279-2485
and lcavc ncssagc. PW11-2ic
BUSINESS & SERVICES
BLACK HILLS GEOTHERMAL.
Wc insiall EariI Loos, Duci-
worl, Infloor Hcai in Ioncs,
rancI and ligIi conncrcial. Wc
offcr dcsign, insiall and scrvicc.
www.DlaclHillsCcoiIcrnal. con
605/390-1046. P10-8i
HILDEBRAND STEEL & CON-
CRETE: ALL iycs of concrcic
worl. FicI, Collccn and Havcn
Hildclrand. Toll-frcc. 1-877-
867-4185; Officc. 837-2621;
FicI, ccll. 431-2226; Havcn, ccll.
490-2926; Jcrry, ccll. 488-0291.
K36-ifn
TETON RIVER TRENCHING:
For all your rural waicr Iool-
us, waicrlinc and ianl insialla-
iion and any lind of laclIoc
worl, call Jon Joncs, 843-2888,
Midland. PF20-52i
BACKHOE AND TRENCHING:
Pcicrs Ecavaiion, Inc. Ecava-
iion worl of all iycs. Call Drcni
Pcicrs, 837-2945 or 381-5568
(ccll}. K3-ifn
DIEDRICHS CONSTRUCTION
Posi & Siicl Franc Duildings,
grain lins, cusion nadc Ioncs,
gcncral coniraciing, siding and
roofing. Call JoIn ai 441-1779.
P47-ifn
WEST RIVER EXCAVATION will
do all iycs of ircncIing, diicI-
ing and dircciional loring worl.
Scc Craig, Diana, Saunicc or
Hcidi Collcr, Kadola, SD, or call
837-2690. Craig ccll. 390-8087,
Saunicc ccll. 390-8604;
wrcgwic.nci K50-ifn
FULL- & PART-TIME HELP
WANTED ai iIc Corncr Paniry
(PIili}. For loiI dcli Icl and
casIicr. Picl u an alicaiion
fron iIc casIicr or scc Tcrri.
PF26-2ic
MISC. FOR SALE
FOR SALE: 33
1
3 rccord scis
Ernic Ford, Mills Dros., Crccn
Crccn Crass of Honc, and oiI-
crs in cascs. $10 cacI. 279-
2083. P10-3i
FOR SALE: (1} ncw" darl
lrown, wall-Iuggcr sofa wiiI rc-
clincrs on loiI cnds, wiiI
naicIing rcclincr. $895 for air.
Also Iavc (2} vcry nicc ncdiun
oal naicIing cnd iallcs, $65,
605/454-6914. PF25-3i
FOR SALE: Ncw and uscd furni-
iurc, uscd alianccs, as wcll as
a largc sclcciion of ncw Ionc
and gifi iicns. Dcl's, Eii 63, Do
Eldcr, 390-9810. PW9-4i
HERCULES TRAILER TIRES
ARE NOW IN STOCK: 235/85/
F16, 12-ly. $150 nounicd.
Liniicd quaniiiics availallc. Lcs'
Dody SIo, 859-2744, PIili.
P51-ifn
FOR SALE: Hcavy duiy lunlcr
or laddcr racl for a sIori lo, 4-
door iclu. Dlacl in color. Asl-
ing $225. Call NaiIan ai 685-
3186. P47-ifn
FOR SALE: Foc Iorsc Ialicrs
wiiI 10' lcad roc, $15 cacI. Call
685-3317 or 837-2917.
K44-ifn
NOTICESJWANTED
NOW TAKING CONSIGN-
MENTS! MacIincry & Miscclla-
ncous Auciion ai PIili Livcsiocl
Auciion on Saiurday, May 19.
Posicr dcadlinc. Monday, Aril
23. Plcasc call 859-2577 io con-
sign. PF27-10ic
TEAM ROPING SUNDAY, THE
2STH, AT RULANDS: Handica
draw oi; Novicc for lcginncrs
only; Fiflc Foing, cnicr wiiI
arincr and draw iIrcc norc. In-
fornaiion. 386-2164.
WP27-1i
WANTED TO BUY: Junl cars
and nacIincry for crusIing. Will
icl u ai your lacc. Call 433-
5443. PF23-7i
WANTED: Looling for uscd oil.
Taling any iyc and wcigIi. Call
Milc ai 685-3068. P42-ifn
REAL ESTATE
PERFECT STARTER HOME! 2
lcdroons, fcnccd yard, convcn-
icni locaiion. 859-2483, PIili.
P11-1i
FOR SALE: CIarning 2-lcd-
roon Iousc wiiI fcnccd naiurc
lawn. Call 859-2483, PIili.
P10-2i
HOUSE FOR SALE, LOCATED
AT 60? SUNSHINE DRIVE,
PHILIP: 3 lcdroon, 2 laiI,
2100 sq. fi. Ionc on a largc loi
locaicd on a quici cul-dc-sac.
Has aiiacIcd 2-car garagc, sior-
agc sIcd, largc dccl and an un-
dcrground srinllcr sysicn
wIicI ocraics off a rivaic wcll.
Coniaci Dol Fugaic, PIili, ai
859-2403 (Ionc} or 515-1946
(ccll}. P3-ifn
RENTALS
FOR RENT IN WALL: 2 lcdroon
Iousc, wasIcr/drycr Iool-u,
garagc. Fcni. $400. Call
605/341-7761. PW10-ifn
HOUSE FOR RENT: 2 lcd-
roons, 1 laiI, 900 sq. fi. $300/
no. AsI Si., PIili. Plcasc call
303/912-3898. PF25-3i
APARTMENTS: Sacious onc
lcdroon uniis, all uiiliiics in-
cludcd. Young or old. Nccd rcnial
assisiancc or noi, wc can Iousc
you. Jusi call 1-800-481-6904 or
sio in iIc lolly and icl u an
alicaiion. Caicway Aari-
ncnis, Kadola. WP32-ifn
CLASSIFIED POLICY
PLEASE READ your classificd
ad iIc firsi wccl ii runs. If you
scc an crror, wc will gladly rc-run
your ad corrccily. Wc accci rc-
sonsililiiy Ior tbe IIrst Incor-
rect InsertIon onIy. Favcllciic
Pullicaiions, Inc. rcqucsis all
classificds and cards of iIanls
lc aid for wIcn ordcrcd. A
$2.00 lilling cIargc will lc
addcd if ad is noi aid ai iIc
iinc iIc ordcr is laccd.
AUCTIONS
NO FESEFVE AUCTION - FSC
Equincni Fcnial io scll Icavy
irls, scrvicc irls, iclus,
irailcrs, lifis, and norc io
IigIcsi liddcr Fcl. 24. visii
www.urlcwavc.con
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
INVESTOF WANTED for c-
ansion of SouiI Daloia
Trucling conany. Call 605-
769-0118 or 605-769-0117,
cnail lowdcnirucling.jl
gnail.con. Scrious inquircs
only.
EDUCATION
ALLIED HEALTH CAFEEF
iraining. Aiicnd collcgc 100%
onlinc. Jol laccncni assis-
iancc. Conuicr availallc. Fi-
nancial Aid if qualificd. SCHEV
ccriificd. Call 800-481-9409.
www.CcniuraOnlinc.con
EMPLOYMENT
CITY OF NEW TOWN Iiring
olicc cIicf. Salary DOQ/c.
Crcai Dcncfiis. Musi lc cligi-
llc for ND P.O.S.T. Scnd rc-
sunc. Ciiy of Ncw Town, PO
Do 309, Ncw Town, ND
58763, cnail. niaudiiorrcs-
icl.nci.
OWNEF/OPEFATOFS $5,000
Sign-On Donus! Fclocaic for
ions of warn SouiI TX runs!
Frac Sand Hauling. Musi Iavc
iracior, ncunaiic irailcrs,
llowcr. 1-888-567-4972
PATFOL OFFICEF Hourly
ay rangc. $19.60-$23.84/Ir.
Visii. www.ciiyoflroolings.org
Fciurn alicaiion w/rcsunc
io PO Do 270, Droolings, SD
57006-0270. dlanglandciiy-
oflroolings.org
WANTED. SEFVICE TECHNI-
CIANS ai a siallc dcalcrsIi
wiiI iIrcc locaiions in SouiI
Daloia. Eccllcni lcncfii
aclagc. A/C scrvicc dcari-
ncnis. Wagcs DOE. Call
Crosscnlurg Inlcncni, Win-
ncr ai 800-658-3440, Picrrc ai
800-742-8110 or PIili ai
800-416-7839.
HEALTH & BEAUTY
IF YOU USED
YAZ/YAZMIN/OCELLA DiriI
Conirol Pills or a NuvaFing
Vaginal Fing Coniracciivc lc-
iwccn 2001 and iIc rcscni
and dcvclocd llood clois, suf-
fcrcd a sirolc, Icari aiiacl or
rcquircd gall lladdcr rcnoval,
you nay lc cniiilcd io con-
cnsaiion. Call Aiiorncy
CIarlcs JoInson 1-800-535-
5727.
JOB FAIR
DUSINESS & TEACHEF Jol
Fairs. Ooriuniiics, Tucsday,
MarcI 13, 2012 fron 10an-
4n, Siou Falls Convcniion
Ccnicr. Morc infornaiion ai
www.gcigrads.con.
LOG HOMES
DAKOTA LOC HOME Duildcrs
rcrcscniing Coldcn Eaglc Log
Honcs, luilding in casicrn,
ccniral, noriIwcsicrn SouiI &
NoriI Daloia. Scoii Conncll,
605-530-2672, Craig Conncll,
605-264-5650, www.goldcnca-
glclogIoncs.con
METAL BUILDINGS
DEHLEN DUILDINC DISTFID-
UTOF 4080, 50100,
62120, 68200, Talc advan-
iagc of Iugc Winicr discounis.
$avc iIousands, DcIlcn In-
dusirics, LP. Call now! Jin 1-
888-782-7040.
NOTICES
ADVEFTISE IN NEWSPAPEFS
siaicwidc for only $150.00.
Pui iIc SouiI Daloia
Siaicwidc Classificds Nciworl
io worl for you ioday! (25
words for $150. EacI addi-
iional word $5.} Call iIis ncws-
acr or 800-658-3697 for dc-
iails.
APABTMENTS
AVAILABLE
Wu!! RIdge Apts.
In WnII
1 Bedvoom
on-sIfo Inundry
fncIIIfy
PRO/Rentu! Munugement
605-34?-30??
l-800-244-2826
www.roronfnImnnngomonf.com
www.frooronforsguIdo.com
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DALY & DALY - 80 FANCY DLK DV HFFS; FS...........750=
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DFED. SLETTEN DULLS; CLV. 3-23
DAN PIROUTEK - 40 DLK & DWF DFK MOUTH COWS;
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TUESDAY, JUNE 26: DFY COW SPECIAL & SPECIAL FEEDEF CATTLE
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TUESDAY, JULY 3: NO SALE
TUESDAY, JULY 10: FECULAF CATTLE SALE
TUESDAY, JULY 1?: FECULAF CATTLE SALE
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~ CATTLE REPORT ~
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2012
A bIg run oI cattIe Ior our SpecIaI Feeder
CattIe SaIe. Some varIatIon In prIce ac-
cordIng to IIesb.
FEEDER CATTLE:
JIM JOHNSON - QUINN
85.................................DLK STFS 713=......$170.00
86 ................................DLK HFFS 669=......$166.75
BRIAN MORRIS - MEADOW
80.................................DLK STFS 749=......$167.00
94.................................DLK STFS 645=......$174.50
MINT2LAFF RANCH - HERMOSA
80.................................DLK STFS 716=......$168.50
11.................................DLK STFS 595=......$184.00
71 ................................DLK HFFS 651=......$160.00
9 ..................................DLK HFFS 518=......$175.00
DAN GRUBL - STURGIS
24 ..........................DWF DV HFFS 817=......$150.00
LENDEN KJERSTAD - CREIGHTON
88...........................DLK DV HFFS 555=......$178.50
19 ................DLK & DWF DV HFFS 479=......$182.00
CHARLES & LUKE VANDERMAY - KADOKA
62...........................DLK DV HFFS 588=......$173.25
MARK & JUDITH RADWAY - PHILIP
29 ................DLK & DWF DV HFFS 584=......$173.25
7...................................DLK STFS 581=......$183.50
GLEN BENNETT - PHILIP
11.................................DLK STFS 601=......$186.00
PHIL & JOE CARLEY - MILESVILLE
21.................................DLK STFS 524=......$194.00
40......................DLK & DWF HFFS 478=......$183.50
BILL KOPP - BOX ELDER
54 ......................DLK & DWF STFS 691=......$171.50
40......................DLK & DWF HFFS 651=......$158.00
OFM PARTNERSHIP - CREIGHTON
79.................................DLK STFS 777=......$160.20
26.................................DLK STFS 648=......$168.75
52 ................................DLK HFFS 693=......$157.75
7 ..................................DLK HFFS 600=......$169.00
POSS RANCH INC - STURGIS
28 ................DLK & DWF DV HFFS 628=......$174.50
RAPID CREEK RANCH - CAPUTA
44................................FED HFFS 532=......$176.00
43................................FED HFFS 456=......$189.25
SCOTT BOOMER - INTERIOR
43 .....................FED & FWF HFFS 553=......$175.00
12......................DLK & DWF HFFS 558=......$173.50
15 ......................FED & DLK HFFS 483=......$177.00
VIRGIL RUST & FAMILY - BATESLAND
20.......................FED & DLK STFS 563=......$182.50
25 ................................DLK HFFS 533=......$175.00
FRANK BLOOM - SCENIC
11.................................DLK STFS 536=......$191.00
6...................................DLK STFS 412=......$204.00
5 ........................DLK & DWF STFS 703=......$164.75
17 ................................DLK HFFS 459=......$186.25
6 ..................................DLK HFFS 362=......$185.00
CAROL HJORT & BRUCE BRUCH - RAPID CITY
97...........................DLK DV HFFS 593=......$172.00
DARRELL ENNEN - RAPID CITY
80...........................DLK DV HFFS 660=......$161.50
15 ..........................DWF DV HFFS 659=......$161.75
17 ................DLK & DWF DV HFFS 590=......$173.50
GLEN RADWAY - MILESVILLE
56 ................................DLK HFFS 728=......$150.00
TRIPLE T RANCH - RAPID CITY
20.....................CHAF & DLK STFS 494=......$199.50
14 ......................DLK & DWF STFS 409=......$215.00
19......................DLK & DWF HFFS 443=......$189.00
RUSTY & ANGELA LYTLE - WALL
67 ................................FED STFS 571=......$183.25
26 ................................FED STFS 464=......$211.50
CASEY BRINK - UNION CENTER
22...........................DLK DV HFFS 611=......$171.50
JOHN, DEDE & JUSTIN LONG - UNION CENTER
80 ......................DLK & DWF STFS 664=......$163.50
TOM WILLIAMS - PHILIP
35.................................DLK STFS 731=......$163.00
STEVE & VICKI KNUTSON - PHILIP
72 ......................DLK & DWF STFS 788=......$155.75
14 ......................DLK & DWF STFS 804=......$155.00
52.................................DLK STFS 660=......$168.00
88 ................................DLK HFFS 692=......$169.00
48......................DLK & DWF HFFS 577=......$172.50
KIETH SMITH & SONS - QUINN
94...............................CHAF STFS 800=......$152.50
81 ..............................CHAF HFFS 749=......$144.00
35 ..............................CHAF HFFS 731=......$142.00
MIKE NOTEBOOM - PHILIP
71 ......................DLK & DWF STFS 830=......$150.75
71.....................CHAF & FED STFS 823=......$148.75
44 ......................DLK & DWF STFS 709=......$156.75
34.....................CHAF & FED STFS 690=......$156.75
21...............................HEFF STFS 886=......$142.50
73....................CHAF & FED HFFS 777=......$141.85
34 ......................FED & DLK HFFS 616=......$150.25
BYRON DENKE - QUINN
33...........................DLK DV HFFS 670=......$164.50
OBIE BRUNSKILL - PHILIP
4...................................DLK STFS 575=......$184.00
8........................DLK & DWF HFFS 559=......$164.00
GARY HERRINGTON - HERMOSA
27...........................DLK DV HFFS 619=......$169.00
DENNIS BOOMSMA - BOX ELDER
32 ................DLK & DWF DV HFFS 589=......$171.50
KARL SCHUL2 - PHILIP
66......................DLK & DWF HFFS 599=......$168.00
16......................DLK & DWF HFFS 456=......$189.50
CAPUTA LAND CO LLC - CAPUTA
50 ................DLK & DWF DV HFFS 689=......$154.50
BLACK HILLS OSTRICH - STURGIS
12...........................DLK DV HFFS 574=......$169.75
BROOK LOOBEY - WHITEWOOD
33...........................FED DV HFFS 651=......$161.50
ALLEN STIRLING - HIGHMORE
17...........................DLK DV HFFS 612=......$166.25
TERRY & CLINT HAMMERSTROM-NEW UNDERWOOD
85......................DLK & DWF HFFS 516=......$181.75
19 ......................DLK & DWF STFS 472=......$212.50
DARRELL & MAVIS PETERSON - HERMOSA
10......................DLK & DWF HFFS 641=......$157.50
RAMSEY & RAMSEY - PHILIP
63 ................................DLK HFFS 651=......$153.25
6...............DLK, FED & CHAF HFFS 770=......$139.00
11 ................................DLK HFFS 545=......$166.00
8...................................DLK STFS 587=......$183.00
LARRY SWIFT - PHILIP
8 ........................DLK & DWF STFS 641=......$172.00
19 ......................DLK & DWF STFS 672=......$165.50
7...................................DLK STFS 530=......$189.00
28 ................................DLK HFFS 619=......$164.00
BUSTER PETERSON - KADOKA
14 ................................DWF STFS 812=......$151.75
RON GRUBL - STURGIS
19 ..............................CHAF HFFS 666=......$153.00
LAVERNE KOCH - NEW UNDERWOOD
9 ..................................DLK HFFS 544=......$172.50
NEAL LIVERMONT - INTERIOR
12.................................DLK STFS 660=......$170.50
12 ................................DLK HFFS 606=......$163.50
MAC MEYER - RAPID CITY
23.................................DLK STFS 664=......$169.50
18 ................................DLK HFFS 565=......$164.00
ROBERT HEIDGERKEN - RAPID CITY
10 ......................DLK & DWF STFS 648=......$169.50
6.................................HEFF STFS 639=......$164.00
OWEN FERGUSON - LONG VALLEY
9...................................DLK STFS 679=......$169.00
JOE STANGLE - NEW UNDERWOOD
27......................DLK & DWF HFFS 665=......$157.00
MADSEN & COOK - QUINN
9...................................DLK STFS 463=......$213.00
23......................DLK & DWF HFFS 456=......$189.00
ALEX BRECH - QUINN
6 ........................DLK & DWF STFS 498=......$199.50
4 ........................DLK & DWF STFS 426=......$215.00
BILL & DIANE MCDANIEL - PHILIP
26.................................DLK STFS 736=......$155.50
24...............................HEFF STFS 730=......$156.00
18 .....................FED & FWF HFFS 619=......$163.00
STERLING RIGGINS - WANBLEE
6 ..................................FWF STFS 774=......$154.50
10 ......................DLK & DWF STFS 618=......$177.00
WEIGH-UPS:
NORMA HEADLEE - KADOKA
1...................................DWF COW 1320=......$97.00
GLENDON SHEARER - WALL
1 ..................................DLK HFFT 920=......$111.00
LEONA FIELDS - ELM SPRINGS
1...................................FED COW 1255=......$95.50
DOUG HUSTON - MIDLAND
1 ...................................DLK COW 1530=......$95.00
2..................................DLK COWS 1245=......$94.00
1...................................DWF COW 1205=......$90.00
NEAL LIVERMONT - INTERIOR
1...................................DLK DULL 1930=....$110.00
MARTENSON CATTLE CO - HAYES
1 ...................................DLK COW 1440=......$94.00
1...................................DWF COW 1535=......$93.00
2.................................DLK HFFTS 1013=....$112.00
2................................DWF HFFTS 1058=....$109.00
1..................................FWF HFFT 1035=....$108.00
1..................................DWF HFFT 1080=....$106.00
BRUCE JENSEN - OWANKA
2.................................DLK HFFTS 1043=....$111.00
BLAINE & LOUANN KROGMAN - WHITE RIVER
1...................................DLK DULL 1840=....$109.00
1...................................DLK DULL 1885=....$102.00
A CONSIGNMENT
1...................................DLK DULL 1730=....$109.00
CARL BAUMAN - KADOKA
1.................................CHAF DULL 1820=....$108.00
1.................................CHAF DULL 2050=....$107.00
WO WELLER - KADOKA
1 ...................................DLK COW 1475=......$93.50
1 ...................................DLK COW 1285=......$90.00
2..................................DLK COWS 1428=......$89.50
1 ...................................DLK COW 1415=......$88.00
1 ...................................DLK COW 1230=......$87.00
1 ...................................DLK COW 1395=......$84.50
DENNIS & GWEN 2ELFER - SCENIC
1 ...................................DLK COW 1405=......$93.00
VINCE SCHOFIELD - MIDLAND
1...................................DLK DULL 2065=....$108.00
ANDREW RABA - NEW UNDERWOOD
1 ...................................DLK COW 1220=......$93.00
OWEN FERGUSON - KYLE
1...................................DLK DULL 1490=....$106.00
JEFF JONES - MIDLAND
1...................................DLK DULL 2435=....$104.00
MICKEY DALY - MIDLAND
1 ...................................DLK COW 1395=......$90.50
KEVIN VANDERMAY - NORRIS
1 ...................................DLK COW 1360=......$90.00
1.............................DLK COWETTE 1200=......$95.00
1.............................DLK COWETTE 1235=......$94.00
BILL KOPP - BOX ELDER
1 ...................................DLK COW 1225=......$89.00
TRENT SHEARER - WALL
1 ...................................DLK COW 1410=......$88.00
ALBERS RANCH - NEW UNDERWOOD
1...................................FED COW 1275=......$87.50
PETERSON RANCH - PHILIP
11 ......................FED & DLK HFTS 833=......$121.00
1 ..................................DLK HFFT 975=......$115.00
BUTCH & NEAL LIVERMONT - INTERIOR
4 ..................DLK DFEEDINC DULLS 1181=.$2,250.00
STOUT CHAROLAIS - KADOKA
YEARLINGS AVG. .....................$3S42.00
HORSE SALE REPORT:
LOOSE HORSES
SADDLE PROSPECTS .....................$S00.00-10?S.00
1200# & OVER..................................19.00-32.00
1100-1199# ....................................1S.00-26.00
1000-1099# ....................................12.00-26.00
900-999#..........................................9.00-23.00
UNDER 900#.......................................4.00-16.00
Secton A - Pennngton ounty ourant - leLruary , o+ - Page +o
FLATT BUTTE
TOWNSHIP #12
PUBLIC NOTICE
Flatt Butte Township #12 will hold their
annual meeting Wednesday, March 7,
2012, at 7:00 p.m., at the Leslie Williams
residence.
Kay Williams,
Clerk
Published February 23 & March 1, 2012,
at the total approximate cost of $9.76.
FAIRVIEW
TOWNSHIP #22
PUBLIC NOTICE
Fairview Township #22 will hold their
annual meeting Tuesday, March 6, 2012,
at 7:00 p.m. at the Dave Humphrey resi-
dence.
Billie Humphrey,
Township Clerk
Published February 23 & March 1, 2012,
at the total approximate cost of $9.76.
LAKE FLAT
TOWNSHIP #8
PUBLIC NOTICE
The annual meeting of Lake Flat Town-
ship #8 will be held Thursday, March 9,
2012, at 6:00 p.m., at West River Electric
Association, Wall, SD.
William Bielmaier,
Township Clerk
Published February 23 & March 1, 2012,
at the total approximate cost of $9.76.
Ob11uor1es
More obituaries on page 5
B0 yeuvs ugo.
WnII HIgh SchooI moforod fo
Coffonwood, Insf nIghf fo gIvo nn
oxhIbIfIon of fhoIr wnros nnd woro
mof by n doformIno bunch of hoo-
sfors from fhoIr IocnI schooI. Tho
gnmo wns unusunIIy rough bo-
cnuso of fho IImIfod InyIng fIoor.
Tho fInnI scoro wns 39 fo 25 In
fnvor of WnII.
Humun Body WovtL 94 Cents,
suys expevt: !ondon Horo, nc-
cordIng fo r. Thomns I. !nwson,
nofod IrIfIsh hysIcInn, Is whnf
fho nvorngo humnn boIng Is mndo
of: onough wnfor fo fIII n fon-gnIIon
bnrroI; onough fnf for sovon bnrs of
son; Cnrbon onough for 9,000 Iond
oncIIs; Ihoshorus onough fo
mnko 2,200 mnfch honds; suffIcIonf
mngnosIum for ono doso of snIfs;
onough Iron fo mnko ono modIum
sIzod nnII; suffIcIonf IImo fo whIfo-
wnsh n chIckon coo; SuIhur
onough fo rId ono dog of fIons. AII,
nf rovnIIIng rIcos, couId bo
boughf for 94 confs, ho snId.
?0 yeuvs ugo.
Tho work on fho hosIfnI Is ro-
grossIng vory nIcoIy. Tho roof on
fho onsf nddIfIon wns run yosfor-
dny nnd fho sIdIng Is boIng uf on
fodny. ThIs wIII comIofo fho oxfo-
rIor work nnd onnbIo fho workmon
fo rocood rognrdIoss of fho
wonfhor condIfIons, whIch hns
boon gronfIy In our fnvor. Tho dIfch
for fho wnfor mnIn Is comIofod
nnd fho IIno Is boIng InId nf fho
rosonf fImo nnd fho IumbIng wIII
bogIn In n fow dnys. Tho honfIng
sysfom wIII bo fInIshod fodny nnd
coId wonfhor wIII no Iongor bo nny
hIndrnnco fo fho InborIng mon.
AffrncfIon on fho fronf door of
fho now rug Sforo buIIdIng Is fho
brnnds. !ocnI brnnds hnvo boon
burnf In fho wood of fho door. If Is
Infondod fo hnvo nII fho brnnds of
fhIs IocnIIfy rorosonfod. Work on
fho InforIor of fho buIIdIng Is ro-
grossIng nIcoIy.
ArchIo Todd furnod ovor In hIs
cnr IrIdny nIghf jusf norfh of fown
nf fho rnIIrond frncks. Tho body of
fho cnr wns bndIy smnshod buf Mr.
Todd wns nof hurf.
60 yeuvs ugo.
Tho IngIos` fIrsf fonm mndo n
vory oor showIng Thursdny
ovonIng nf QuInn. Tho fInnI scoro
wns 63 fo 26 wIfh bofh schooIs
InyIng fhoIr socond sfrIngors for
fho fourfh qunrfor. Abouf fho onIy
bnskofs fhnf fho IngIos couId
mnko woro from Iong shofs, whIIo
fho QuInn boys scorod nImosf nf
wIII.
InrIy Mondny mornIng whIIo
KOTA wns foIIIng nbouf fho fIro
fhnf wns rngIng In ondwood nnd
In fho TwIn CIfIos, fho Town of
WnII wns wIfhouf wnfor. Tho wnfor
fowor hnd boon drnInod dry durIng
fho nIghf.
BIRTH: Iorn fo Mr. nnd Mrs.
MnrfIn IIsonbrnun, n son, nf fho
WnII hosIfnI, Jnnunry 28.
BIRTH: Iorn fo Mr. nnd Mrs.
Irnnk HIndmnn, n boy, Iobrunry 5
nf fho WnII hosIfnI.
50 yeuvs ugo.
Iofh WnII nnd Wnsfn nro ub-
IIshIng fhoIr ofIcos of VncnncIos
In fown offIcInIs. In WnII, fhoro wIII
bo four councIImon fo bo oIocfod,
ono boIng fho Mnyor, nnd n JusfIco
of fho Ionco. AIdormon forms ox-
IrIng nro T. I. Husfond In Wnrd I,
Konnofh SmIfh In Wnrd II, MorIo
IInff In Wnrd III, nnd Mnyor AI-
frod SfrnndoII. Tho JusfIco of fho
Ionco Is J. A. CnIbrnIfh. WnII`s ro-
mnInIng AIdormon who hnvo nn-
ofhor yonr fo sorvo nro Irhnrf
IIsonbrnun, H. M. Hnffon nnd
Offo IIsonbrnun. Tho form of
frusfoo nnd mnyor of Wnsfn, Jnck
TroIo oxIros fhIs yonr. Trusfoos
nro oIocfod on n fhroo yonr form.
Tho ofhor fwo on fho Ionrd nro
on IornnI nnd !Ioyd Shnffor. An-
nunI forms oxIrIng nro Irnncos
Iroch ns CIork, Jnck Crnvnff ns
fronsuror, Iofo CIndo ns MnrshnII,
nnd Honry InhrnI ns Wnfor Com-
mIssIonor.
An oxIosIon nf QuInn, Tuosdny
ovonIng wrockod fho schooI dormI-
fory, fho oId hofoI buIIdIng. Jorry
Irodsky, n WnII hIgh schooI sfu-
donf, wns Injurod In fho bInsf. Ho
hnd gono fo fho bnsomonf fo sfnrf
fho gns sfovo nnd hIs mnfch sof off
fho gns fIIIod bnsomonf. HIs burns
woro nof consIdorod sorIous. Tho
buIIdIng hnd boon usod ns bnchoIor
qunrfors for somo of fho mIssIIo
workors. AII woro nwny nf fho fImo
of fho oxIosIon nf nbouf ?:30. Tho
bInsf ushod ouf fho wnIIs of fho
fwo sfory sfrucfuro nnd nIIowod
fho roof fo cnvo In.
40 yeuvs ugo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. VIrgII Horfon nn-
nounco fho ongngomonf of fhoIr
dnughfor, Kny, fo Torry nhIquIsf,
son of Mr. nnd Mrs. !oborf
nhIquIsf of SIoux InIIs. MIss Hor-
fon Is fonchIng In Sumnor, Iown,
nnd Mr. nhIquIsf Is doIng grndu-
nfo work In hIsfory nf Iown Sfnfo
!nIvorsIfy. A Juno l? woddIng Is
boIng Innnod.
IIro bInzod In fho QuInn IIovn-
for, Mondny nIghf, buf wns con-
fnInod nffor n four hour fIro foughf
by fho QuInn, WnII nnd IhIII fIro
donrfmonfs. Tho oIovnfor, ownod
by onn Inrsons, bognn burnIng
Info Mondny ovonIng. Tho WnII fIro
donrfmonf wns cnIIod nf l0:45
.m. Mnny fIromon crnwIod u In-
sIdo of fho oIovnfor wIfh hosos.
Wnfor wns nIso ourod Info fho
grnIn oIovnfor buckofs nnd oIo-
vnfod nnd dumod Info fho grnIn
bIns. Tho Wosf !Ivor IIocfrIc
chorry Ickor wns fnkon fo fho fIro
nnd usIng If fho fIromon chood n
hoIo hIgh u on fho soufh sIdo of
fho oIovnfor whoro fhoy uf fhoIr
hosos fhrough nnd ourod wnfor on
fho fIro. Af nbouf 3 .m., fho fIro
wns oxfInguIshod. Tho Ioss wns
IImIfod fo wnfor nnd smoko dnm-
ngo. Tho buIIdIng wns snvod oxcof
for n smnII nmounf of burnod wood
nf fho fo nnd fho fonrIng off of
somo of fho fIn sIdIng.
IrIdny fho W!IA offIco rocoIvod
n cnII nskIng fhom fo dIsconnocf
fho wIros fo fho osfoffIco bo-
cnuso of n fIro noxf door. Tho nrfy
fhon hung u nnd Ioff fho W!IA
mnInfonnnco fo fInd fho osfoffIco.
Tho WnII osfmnsfor know nofhIng
of n fIro; fhon fhoy confncfod CnIo
Tonnyson nf QuInn, who snId fhnf
bo know nofhIng of n fIro buf ho
wouId Iook nnd soo. Thoy noxf frIod
InforIor, whoro fhoy Ionrnod fhnf
fho vncnnf IIquor sforo buIIdIng
wns on fIro. Tho fIro wns sfnrfod
whon fhoy woro fryIng fo fhnw-ouf
fho wnfor IIno. Tho buIIdIng wns
snvod buf fho now InforIor nInf
job wIII hnvo fo bo dono ngnIn.
30 yeuvs ugo.
Kndokn hnndod WnII n Ioss by
fho scoro of 62-28 on Jnnunry 26.
WnII mnnngod fo onIy scoro four
oInfs In fho fIrsf qunrfor, nnd
frnIIod nf hnIf fImo 3l-l2. !ondIng
scorors for WnII wor Inf CoIdhnm-
mor wIfh oIghf, !oyd CnrrIson
wIfh sovon nnd Cono rowIfz wIfh
four.
Tho IhIII ScoffIos Incod fIrsf
In fho IsfrIcf 8 wrosfIIng fournn-
monf hoId IrIdny nnd Snfurdny,
Iobrunry 4 nnd 5, nf WnII. IIncIng
for WnII wns: Mnrfy Huofhor wIfh
n fIrsf Inco nf fho l26 Ib. cInss;
Konf Kjorsfnd nIso onrnod n fIrsf
Inco nf fho l38 Ib. cInss; nnd
nvId Kjorsfnd Incod fIrsf nf fho
l85 Ib. woIghf cInss.
20 yeuvs ugo.
In n movo oxocfod sInco fho snIo
of Isfos Iros. ConornI Confrncf-
Ing, CouncIImnn Irnd Isfos sub-
mIffod n !offor of !osIgnnfIon fo
fho Mnyor of WnII, nvo Hnhn, nf
fho cIfy councII`s roguInr moofIng
on Thursdny, Jnnunry 9. Thor
Snuffor wns noInfod for fho ro-
mnIndor of fho form.
BIRTH: On ocombor l9, l99l,
n son, !ognn TImofhy, wns born fo
TInn nnd TIm Iongsfon, MnrshnII,
M. Ho woIghod 8 Ibs. l4 oz.
Crnndnronfs nro onnIs nnd
Judy Iosfor, WnII, nnd oII nnd
ArdIs Iongsfon, MnrshnII, M.
BIRTH: Iorn fo nvo nnd Jody
Kjorsfnd of AmnrIIIo, TX, n son,
oxfor X. !IffIo oxfor woIghod In
nf 9 Ibs. l3 l/2 oz. Crnndnronfs
nro Thoodoro nnd !nurn Kjorsfnd,
QuInn, nnd onnIs nnd IoorIy
Ingo, InforIor. Cronf-grnndnronfs
nro ImII nnd Iorfhn MuIIor, WnII,
John Kjorsfnd, QuInn, IInIno
Iorry, Kndokn nnd nn nnd
JunnIfn Ingo, InforIor.
10 yeuvs ugo.
Jnnno M. Koysor nnd nnIoI J.
Hngborg woro mnrrIod Sofombor
8, 200l, nf fho !nIfod MofhodIsf
Church In WnII, by fho !ov. JIm
CIssoII. Tho brIdo`s nronfs nro
!on nnd ShnrI Ochs nnd Cnry nnd
!uby Koysor nII of WnII. Tho
groom`s nronfs nro on nnd Ivy
Hngborg of Sun CIfy, AZ.
On IrIdny, Iobrunry lsf, fho
WnII IngIos hosfod WhIfo !Ivor for
fwo confosfs, fho I gnmo nnd vnr-
sIfy gnmo. Tho I fonm Inyod fIrsf
nnd cnmo ouf wIfh n wIn, 50-42.
Tho VnrsIfy fonm nIso won wIfh n
fInnI scoro of ?l-50.
Ihc Ieek|n] 0|zss ef I|mc
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Joyco Sfouf, ngo 88 of Kndokn,
S.., dIod Mondny, Iobrunry 20,
20l2, nf fho !nId CIfy !ogIonnI
HosIfnI.
Joyco IInIno InrkInson wns
born Juno 3, l923, In HIfchcock,
S.., fho dnughfor of SIdnoy nnd
HnzoI IIIon (Inrnos) InrkInson. Af
fho ngo of fIvo, sho movod wIfh hor
nronfs fo Kndokn, whoro sho grow
u nnd rocoIvod hor oducnfIon.
Joyco grndunfod from Kndokn HIgh
SchooI In l94l.
In l94l, Joyco wns unIfod In
mnrrIngo fo ChnrIos W. VIco nnd fo
fhIs unIon ono son, WIIIInm K., wns
born. ChnrIos wns kIIIod In Irnnco
durIng WWII In l944.
Joyco wns unIfod In mnrrIngo fo
!Ichnrd C. Sfouf In l946, nnd fo
fhIs unIon wns born ono son, Torry
!. Sfouf. !Ichnrd sonf 32 yonrs In
fho mIIIfnry so fhoy woro sfnfIonod
nf mnny dIfforonf AIr Iorco bnsos.
Thoy rofIrod In l9?2 nnd movod
bnck fo Kndokn, whoro fhoy mndo
fhoIr homo. !Ichnrd rocodod hor
In donfh In l99l. Affor hor hus-
bnnd`s donfh, Joyco confInuod fo
mnko hor homo In Kndokn, whoro
sho hns sInco rosIdod.
Joyco wns n IIfoIong mombor of
fho IrosbyforInn Church !SA nnd
fho AmorIcnn !ogIon AuxIIInry.
Sho onjoyod goIfIng, frn shoofIng,
bowIIng nnd gnrdonIng. Sho wns
vory ncfIvo wIfh fho MIIIfnry WIvos
CIub nnd nIso fho communIfy of
Kndokn.
Joyco Ionvos fwo sons, WIIIInm
K. IIII Sfouf nnd hIs wIfo, InuIoff
Tnggnrf of Snn IrnncIsco, CnIIf.,
nnd Torry !. Sfouf of Kndokn; fwo
brofhors, !nwronco !nrry
InrkInson nnd hIs wIfo, AIvInn, of
Kndokn nnd Irnosf !ynn Iufch
InrkInson of Irono; fwo sIsfors,
Sydno !onox of Kndokn nnd Juno
Sfnrkjohnnn nnd hor husbnnd,
IIoyd, of WIndsor, CoIo.; nnd n hosf
of ofhor roInfIvos nnd frIonds.
In nddIfIon fo hor fIrsf husbnnd,
ChnrIos W. VIco, nnd hor socond
husbnnd, !Ichnrd C. Ick Sfouf,
Joyco wns rocodod In donfh by hor
nronfs nnd ono brofhor, JornId
InrkInson.
VIsIfnfIon wIII bo hoId from 4:00
fo 6:00 .m. on Thursdny, Iobrunry
23, nf fho !ush IunornI ChnoI In
Kndokn.
CrnvosIdo sorvIcos wIII bo hoId
nf l2:30 .m. IrIdny, Iobrunry 24,
nf fho IInck HIIIs nfIonnI Como-
fory nonr SfurgIs, wIfh Insfor Cnry
McCubbIn offIcInfIng.
A momorInI Is osfnbIIshod fo fho
Kndokn Cnro Confor or Snvo Tho
IonrI Iund for fho IonrI HofoI of
Kndokn.
!ush IunornI ChnoI of Kndokn
Is In chnrgo of nrrnngomonfs.
Hor onIIno guosfbook Is nvnII-
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PENNINGTON
COUNTY BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS
MEETING
FEBRUARY 7, 2012
A meeting of the Pennington County
Board of Commissioners was held on
Tuesday, February 7, 2012, in the Com-
missioners' meeting room of the Penning-
ton County Courthouse. Chairperson
Lyndell Petersen called the meeting to
order at 9:05 a.m. with the following Com-
missioners present: Ron Buskerud, Ken
Davis, and Don Holloway.
REVIEW AND APPROVE AGENDA
MOVED by Holloway and seconded by
Buskerud to approve the agenda as pre-
sented. Vote: Unanimous.
Consent Agenda Items
The following items have been placed
on the Consent Agenda for action to be
taken by a single vote of the Board of
Commissioners. Any item may be re-
moved from the Consent Agenda for sep-
arate consideration.
tem 13, General Fund Supplement
(SP12-006) was removed from the Con-
sent Agenda.
MOVED by Davis and seconded by
Buskerud to approve Consent Agenda
tems 5-12 and consider tem 13 sepa-
rately. Vote: Unanimous.
5. Approve minutes of the January 17,
2012, Board of Commissioners' meeting.
6. Approval of the vouchers listed at
the end of the minutes for expenditures
for insurance, professional services, pub-
lications, rentals, supplies, repairs, main-
tenance, travel, conference fees, utilities,
furniture and equipment totaling
$384,928.57 and authorization for the
Chairperson's signature.
7. Recognize and thank Pennington
County volunteers for the month of Janu-
ary. The list of volunteers is on file in the
Human Resources office and posted on
the County bulletin board.
8. Approve the amendment to the
standing signature policy of 1996 to allow
both the Chairperson and the Vice-Chair-
person to sign documents that are ap-
proved by motion.
9. 2012 Vehicle Purchase and Surplus
Authorization (Sheriff)
a. To declare seven vehicles surplus
for trade: 2004 Chevy mpala, Asset
#5909, VN 2G1WF55K049356162; 2006
Chevy mpala, Asset #5665, VN
2G1WS551669382092; 2006 Ford
Crown Vic, Asset #5661, VN
2FAFP71W46X159637; 2007 Ford
Crown Vic, Asset #5717, VN
2FAFP71W37X145701; 2007 Ford
Crown Vic, Asset #5716, VN
2FAFP71W57X145702; 2007 Ford
Crown Vic, Asset #5718, VN
2FAFP71W77X145703; 2008 Chevy
Suburban, Asset #5774, VN
2GNFK16398G224796.
b. Approval to purchase six (6) 2012
Ford Police nterceptors and one (1) 2012
Ford Police Utility nterceptor from McKie
Ford, 21 E. Omaha, Rapid City, SD, at the
2012 State Bid price pursuant to State Bid
#4, Contract #16220.
10. (SP12-003) To schedule a hearing
at 9:15 a.m. on Tuesday, February 21,
2012, to supplement the 2012 Accumu-
lated Building Capital Projects Budget in
the amount of $364,548 from restricted
fund balance.
11. (SP12-004) To schedule a hear-
ing at 9:15 a.m. on Tuesday, February 21,
2012, to supplement the 2012 General
Fund JDA budget in the amount of
$100,000 from non-budgeted grant rev-
enue.
12. (SP12-005) To schedule a hearing
at 9:15 a.m. on Tuesday, February 21,
2012, to supplement the 2012 General
Fund JTV budget in the amount of
$35,000 from non-budgeted revenue.
Commissioner Trautman joined the
meeting at this time.
Item Removed from Consent Agenda
for Separate Action
13. (SP12-006) MOVED by Holloway
and seconded by Trautman to schedule a
hearing at 9:15 a.m. on Tuesday, Febru-
ary 21, 2012, to supplement the 2012
General Fund Public Defender budget in
the amount of $20,950 from the assigned
General Fund Equipment Reserve. Vote:
Unanimous.
End of Consent Agenda.
ITEMS FROM AUDITOR
A. Bankhead Jones & Federal Pay-
ment in Lieu of Tax (PLT) Distributions:
MOVED by Davis and seconded by
Trautman to retain 100% of the
Bankhead Jones and Federal PLT funds
that will be received in 2012 and future
years unless changed by a future Board
of Commissioners. Vote: Unanimous.
B. Alcoholic Beverage License Re-
newal: MOVED by Davis and seconded
by Trautman to approve the renewal of
the Wine Retail (on-off sale) for Mt. Rush-
more KOA, Recreational Adventures
Company. Vote: Unanimous.
C. Land & Water Conservation Fund:
MOVED by Davis and seconded by
Trautman to approve the Chairperson's
signature on the State of South Dakota
Land & Water Conservation Fund docu-
ment declaring the project obsolete be-
cause the James Kjerstad Event Center
was built on the site. Vote: Unanimous.
D. Decennial Revision of Commission
Districts and Voting Precincts: MOVED
by Davis and seconded by Buskerud to
approve the following resolution and au-
thorize the Chairperson's signature
thereto. Vote: Unanimous.
RESOLUTION
A RESOLUTON ADOPTNG
DECENNAL REVSON OF
COMMSSON DSTRCTS
AND VOTNG PRECNCTS
BE IT RESOLVED by the
Board of County Commission-
ers to hereby create new com-
mission districts and voting
precincts according to the
United States Census Blocks
and identified on the map enti-
tled "Pennington County Com-
mission Districts " and adopted
along with this new Block/Tract
description as follows:
Commission Districts
The County is divided into
five voting districts and shall be
comprised of the following
precincts:
(a) District 1 is comprised
of that portion of Precinct 1-1
generally west of US Highway
16 as describe below,
Precincts 2-1, 4-1, 5-1, 5-2, 5-
3, CL, DT, HC, JS, KY, RH, that
portion of Precinct RK gener-
ally west of US Highway 16
and generally south of Spring
Creek Road as described
below, and Precinct WP.
(b) District 2 is comprised
of Precinct 1-4 not including
the Rapid City Regional Airport
property, Precincts 2-2, 2-3, 4-
2, 4-3, 4-4, and 4-5.
(c) District 3 is comprised
of that portion of Precinct 1-1
generally east of US Highway
16 as described below,
Precincts 1-2, 1-3, 2-4, 3-3,
and that portion of Precinct RK
east of US Highway 16 and
generally north of Spring Creek
Road as described below.
(d) District 4 is comprised
of that portion of Precinct 1-4
within the Rapid City Regional
Airport property, Precincts BE,
CA, CR, EL, HR, NH, NU, QU,
RV, SC, VF, VS, VV, WL, and
WS.
(e) District 5 is comprised
of Precincts 2-5, 3-1, 3-2, 3-4,
5-2, and 5-4.
Commission District and
Voting Precinct Maps
n conjunction with the adop-
tion of this resolution, the
Board of Commissioners
hereby adopts and approves a
map showing the division of the
County into commission dis-
tricts and voting precincts. The
map shall bear the title "Pen-
nington County Commission
Districts along with a notation
of the date this resolution was
adopted.
Division of County.
The County is divided into
five districts for Commission
elections, as set out in this arti-
cle.
First Commission District.
The first commission district
shall be divided into fourteen
precincts as follows:
A. That portion of Precinct 1-
1 within the first commission
district shall be that portion of
Pennington County Census
Blocks consisting of that por-
tion of Tract 0110041/Block
1076 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 0110041/Block 1077,
Tract 0110041/Block 1078,
Tract 0110041/Block 1080,
Tract 0110041/Block 1081,
Tract 0110042/Block 2000, ,
Tract 0110042/Block 2001, and
that portion of Tract
0110042/Block 2002 within the
Rapid City limits.
B. Precinct 2-1 shall be that
portion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
Tract 010200/Block 1000, Tract
010200/Block 1001, Tract
010200/Block 1002, Tract
010200/Block 1003, Tract
010200/Block 1004, Tract
010200/Block 1005, Tract
010200/Block 1007, Tract
010200/Block 1008, Tract
010200/Block 1009, Tract
010200/Block 1026, Tract
010200/Block 1027, Tract
010200/Block 1028, Tract
010200/Block 1029, Tract
010300/Block 3027, Tract
010500/Block 3005, Tract
010500/Block 3006, Tract
010500/Block 3007, Tract
010500/Block 3018, Tract
010500/Block 3019, Tract
010500/Block 3020, and Tract
010500/Block 4011.
C. Precinct 4-1 shall be that
portion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
Tract 010200/Block 1006, Tract
010200/Block 4000, Tract
010200/Block 4001, Tract
010200/Block 4002, Tract
010200/Block 4003, Tract
010200/Block 4004, Tract
010200/Block 4005, Tract
010200/Block 4006, Tract
010200/Block 4007, Tract
010200/Block 4008, Tract
010200/Block 4009, Tract
010200/Block 4010, Tract
010200/Block 4011, Tract
010200/Block 4012, Tract
010200/Block 4013, Tract
010200/Block 4014, Tract
010200/Block 4015, Tract
010200/Block 4016, Tract
010200/Block 4017, Tract
010200/Block 4018, Tract
010200/Block 4019, Tract
010200/Block 4020, Tract
010200/Block 4021, Tract
010200/Block 4022, Tract
010200/Block 4023, Tract
010200/Block 4024, Tract
010200/Block 4025, Tract
010200/Block 4026, Tract
010200/Block 4027, Tract
010200/Block 4028, Tract
010200/Block 4029, Tract
010200/Block 4030, Tract
010200/Block 4031, Tract
010200/Block 4032, Tract
010200/Block 4033, Tract
010200/Block 4034, and Tract
010300/Block 3028.
D. Precinct 5-1 shall be that
portion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
Tract 010300/Block 3000, Tract
010300/Block 3001, Tract
010300/Block 3002, Tract
010300/Block 3003, Tract
010300/Block 3004, Tract
010300/Block 3005, Tract
010300/Block 3006, Tract
010300/Block 3007, Tract
010300/Block 3008, Tract
010300/Block 3009, Tract
010300/Block 3010, Tract
010300/Block 3011, Tract
010300/Block 3012, Tract
010300/Block 3014, Tract
010300/Block 3015, Tract
010300/Block 3016, Tract
010300/Block 3017, Tract
010300/Block 3018, Tract
010300/Block 3019, Tract
010300/Block 3020, Tract
010300/Block 3021, Tract
010300/Block 3022, Tract
010300/Block 3023, Tract
010300/Block 3024, Tract
010300/Block 3025, Tract
010300/Block 3026, Tract
010300/Block 3032, Tract
010300/Block 3033, Tract
010300/Block 3034, Tract
010300/Block 3035, Tract
010300/Block 3036, Tract
011200/Block 2005, Tract
011200/Block 2006, Tract
011200/Block 2007, Tract
011200/Block 2008, Tract
011200/Block 2009, Tract
011200/Block 2010, Tract
011200/Block 2011, Tract
011200/Block 2012, Tract
011200/Block 2013, Tract
011200/Block 2014, Tract
011200/Block 3003, Tract
011200/Block 3004, Tract
011200/Block 3005, Tract
011200/Block 3006, Tract
011200/Block 3007, Tract
011200/Block 3008, Tract
011200/Block 3009, that por-
tion of Tract 011300/Block
1014 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 011300/Block 1016,
Tract 011300/Block 1017, Tract
011300/Block 1018, Tract
011300/Block 1021, Tract
011300/Block 1023, Tract
011300/Block 1024, Tract
011300/Block 1026, Tract
011300/Block 1027, Tract
011300/Block 1028, Tract
011300/Block 1033, Tract
011300/Block 1034, Tract
011300/Block 1035, Tract
011300/Block 1036, Tract
011300/Block 1037, Tract
011300/Block 1038, Tract
011300/Block 1039, Tract
011300/Block 1040, Tract
011300/Block 1041, Tract
011300/Block 1042, Tract
011300/Block 1043, Tract
011300/Block 1044, Tract
011300/Block 1045, Tract
011300/Block 1048, Tract
011300/Block 1049, that por-
tion of Tract 011400/Block
3029 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 011400/Block 3032,
Tract 011400/Block 3033, Tract
011400/Block 3034, Tract
011400/Block 3035, Tract
011400/Block 3036, Tract
011400/Block 3037, that por-
tion of Tract 011400/Block
3038 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 011400/Block 3039,
Tract 011400/Block 3040, Tract
011400/Block 3041, Tract
011400/Block 3042, Tract
011400/Block 3043, Tract
011400/Block 3044, Tract
011400/Block 3045, Tract
011400/Block 3046, Tract
011400/Block 3047, Tract
011400/Block 3048, Tract
011400/Block 3049, Tract
011400/Block 3050, that por-
tion of Tract 011400/Block
3051 within the Rapid City lim-
its, that portion of Tract
011400/Block 3052 within the
Rapid City limits, Tract
011400/Block 3057, Tract
011400/Block 3061, Tract
011400/Block 3062, Tract
011400/Block 3063, Tract
011400/Block 3064, Tract
011400/Block 3065,Tract
011400/Block 3066, Tract
011400/Block 3068, Tract
011400/Block 3069, Tract
011400/Block 3070, Tract
011400/Block 3071, Tract
011400/Block 3072, Tract
011400/Block 3073, Tract
011400/Block 3074, Tract
011400/Block 3075, Tract
011400/Block 3076, Tract
011400/Block 3104, and Tract
011400/Block 3132.
E. Precinct 5-2 shall be that
portion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
Tract 011100/Block 1000, Tract
011100/Block 1001, Tract
011100/Block 1002, Tract
011100/Block 1003, Tract
011100/Block 1004, Tract
011100/Block 1005, Tract
011100/Block 1006, Tract
011100/Block 1007, Tract
011100/Block 1008, Tract
011100/Block 1009, Tract
011100/Block 1010, Tract
011100/Block 1011, Tract
011100/Block 1012, Tract
011100/Block 1013, Tract
011100/Block 1014, Tract
011100/Block 1015, Tract
011100/Block 2001, Tract
011100/Block 2002, Tract
011100/Block 2003, Tract
011100/Block 2004, Tract
011100/Block 2005, Tract
011100/Block 2006, Tract
011100/Block 2007, Tract
011100/Block 2008, Tract
011100/Block 2010, Tract
011100/Block 2011, Tract
011100/Block 2012, Tract
011100/Block 2015, Tract
011100/Block 2016, Tract
011100/Block 3000, Tract
011100/Block 3001, Tract
011100/Block 3002, Tract
011100/Block 3003, Tract
011100/Block 3004, Tract
011100/Block 3005, Tract
011100/Block 3006, Tract
011200/Block 1001, Tract
011200/Block 1002, Tract
011200/Block 1003, Tract
011200/Block 1004, Tract
011200/Block 1005, Tract
011200/Block 1006, Tract
011200/Block 1007, Tract
011200/Block 1008, Tract
011200/Block 1015, Tract
011200/Block 1016, Tract
011200/Block 1017, Tract
011200/Block 1018, Tract
011200/Block 1019, Tract
011200/Block 1020, Tract
011200/Block 1021, Tract
011200/Block 1022, Tract
011200/Block 1023, Tract
011200/Block 1024, Tract
011200/Block 1025, Tract
011200/Block 1026, Tract
011200/Block 1027, Tract
011200/Block 1028, Tract
011200/Block 1029, Tract
011200/Block 1030, Tract
011200/Block 1031, Tract
011200/Block 1032, Tract
011200/Block 1033, Tract
011200/Block 1034, Tract
011200/Block 1035, Tract
011200/Block 1036, Tract
011200/Block 1037, Tract
011200/Block 1038, Tract
011200/Block 1039, Tract
011200/Block 1042, Tract
011200/Block 1043, Tract
011200/Block 2000, Tract
011200/Block 2001, Tract
011200/Block 2002, Tract
011200/Block 2003, Tract
011200/Block 2004, Tract
011200/Block 2015, Tract
011200/Block 2016, Tract
011200/Block 3000, Tract
011200/Block 3001, Tract
011200/Block 3002, Tract
011200/Block 3010, Tract
011200/Block 3011, Tract
011200/Block 3012, Tract
011200/Block 3013, Tract
011200/Block 3014, Tract
011200/Block 3015, Tract
011200/Block 3016, Tract
011200/Block 3017, Tract
011200/Block 3018, Tract
011200/Block 3019, Tract
011200/Block 3020, that por-
tion of Tract 011300/Block
3038 within the Rapid City lim-
its north and west of
Tract011300/Block 3051, that
portion of Tract 011300/Block
3048 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 011300/Block 3051,
that portion of Tract
011300/Block 3052 within the
Rapid City limits, Tract
011300/Block 3055, Tract
011300/Block 3058, Tract
011300/Block 3059, Tract
011300/Block 3060, Tract
011300/Block 3061, Tract
011300/Block 3062, Tract
011400/Block 3058, Tract
011400/Block 3059, Tract
011400/Block 3060, Tract
011400/Block 3077, Tract
011400/Block 3078, and Tract
011400/Block 3119.
F. Precinct 5-3 shall be that
portion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
that portion of Tract
011300/Block 1005 within the
Rapid City limits, Tract
011300/Block 1011, Tract
011300/Block 1019, Tract
011300/Block 1020, Tract
011300/Block 1022, Tract
011300/Block 1025, Tract
011300/Block 1029, Tract
011300/Block 1030, Tract
011300/Block 1031, Tract
011300/Block 1032, Tract
011300/Block 1046, Tract
011300/Block 1047, that por-
tion of Tract 011300/Block
1050 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 011300/Block 2000,
that portion of Tract
011300/Block 2001 within the
Rapid City limits, that portion of
Tract 011300/Block 2004 within
the Rapid City limits, Tract
011300/Block 2005, Tract
011300/Block 2006, Tract
011300/Block 2007, Tract
011300/Block 2008, Tract
011300/Block 2011, Tract
011300/Block 2012, Tract
011300/Block 2013, Tract
011300/Block 2014, Tract
011300/Block 2015, Tract
011300/Block 2016, Tract
011300/Block 2017, Tract
011300/Block 2018, Tract
011300/Block 2019, Tract
011300/Block 2020, Tract
011300/Block 2021, Tract
011300/Block 2022, Tract
011300/Block 2023, Tract
011300/Block 2024, Tract
011300/Block 2025, Tract
011300/Block 2026, Tract
011300/Block 2027, Tract
011300/Block 2028, Tract
011300/Block 2029, Tract
011300/Block 2030, Tract
011300/Block 2031, Tract
011300/Block 2032, Tract
011300/Block 2033, Tract
011300/Block 3053, and that
portion of Tract 011300/Block
3054 within the Rapid City lim-
its.
G. Precinct CL shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of that portion of Tract
011004/Block 1016 outside of
the Rapid City limits, that por-
tion of Tract 011004/Block
1025 outside of the Rapid City
limits, that portion of Tract
011004/Block 1028 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
011004/Block 1029, Tract
011004/Block 1030, Tract
011004/Block 1031, Tract
011004/Block 1033, that por-
tion of Tract 011004/Block
1084 outside of the Rapid City
limits, that portion of Tract
011004/Block 1085 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
011004/Block 1086, Tract
011004/Block 1089, Tract
011004/Block 1090, Tract
011004/Block 1091, that por-
tion of Tract 011300/Block
2004 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 011300/Block
2009, Tract 011300/Block
2010, Tract 011300/Block
3036, Tract 011300/Block
3037, that portion of Tract
011300/Block 3038 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
011300/Block 3039, Tract
011300/Block 3042, Tract
011300/Block 3043, Tract
011300/Block 3044, Tract
011300/Block 3046, Tract
011300/Block 3047, that por-
tion of Tract 011300/Block
3048 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 011300/Block
3049, Tract 011300/Block
3050, that portion of Tract
011300/Block 3052 outside of
the Rapid City limits, that por-
tion of Tract 011300/Block
3054 outside of the Rapid City
limits, that portion of Tract
011300/Block 3056 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
011300/Block 3057, Tract
011300/Block 3063, Tract
011300/Block 3064, Tract
011300/Block 3065, Tract
011300/Block 3066, Tract
011300/Block 3067, Tract
011700/Block 1088, and Tract
011700/Block 1089.
H. Precinct DT shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011300/Block
1000, Tract 011300/Block
1001, Tract 011300/Block
1002, Tract 011300/Block
1003, that portion of Tract
011300/Block 1004 outside of
the Rapid City limits, that por-
tion of Tract 011300/Block
1005 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 011300/Block
1006, Tract 011300/Block
1007, Tract 011300/Block
1008, Tract 011300/Block
1009, Tract 011300/Block
1010, Tract 011300/Block
1012, Tract 011300/Block
1013, Tract 011300/Block
1014, Tract 011300/Block
1015, that portion of Tract
011300/Block 1050 outside of
the Rapid City limits, that por-
tion of Tract 011300/Block
2001 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 011300/Block
2002, Tract 011300/Block
2003, that portion of Tract
011300/Block 2004 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
011300/Block 2010, Tract
011300/Block 3000, Tract
011300/Block 3001, Tract
011300/Block 3002, Tract
011300/Block 3005, Tract
011300/Block 3006, Tract
011300/Block 3007, Tract
011300/Block 3008, Tract
011300/Block 3009, Tract
011300/Block 3010, Tract
011300/Block 3011, Tract
011300/Block 3012, Tract
011300/Block 3013, Tract
011300/Block 3014, Tract
011300/Block 3015, Tract
011300/Block 3016, Tract
011300/Block 3017, Tract
011300/Block 3035, that por-
tion of Tract 011400/Block
3000 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 011400/Block
3002, Tract 011400/Block
3004, that portion of Tract
011400/Block 3005 outside of
the Rapid City limits, that por-
tion of Tract 011400/Block
3006 outside of the Rapid City
limits, that portion of Tract
011400/Block 3007 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
011400/Block 3008, Tract
011400/Block 3009, Tract
011400/Block 3010, Tract
011400/Block 3011, Tract
011400/Block 3012, Tract
011400/Block 3013, Tract
011400/Block 3014, Tract
011400/Block 3015, Tract
011400/Block 3016, Tract
011400/Block 3017, Tract
011400/Block 3018, Tract
011400/Block 3019, Tract
011400/Block 3020, Tract
011400/Block 3021, Tract
011400/Block 3022, Tract
011400/Block 3023, Tract
011400/Block 3024, Tract
011400/Block 3025, Tract
011400/Block 3026, Tract
011400/Block 3027, Tract
011400/Block 3028, Tract
011400/Block 3029, Tract
011400/Block 3030, Tract
011400/Block 3031, Tract
011400/Block 3051, Tract
011400/Block 3052, Tract
011400/Block 3053, Tract
011400/Block 3054, Tract
011400/Block 3055, Tract
011400/Block 3056, that por-
tion of Tract 011400/Block
3079 outside of the Rapid City
limits, that portion of Tract
011400/Block 3097 outside of
the Rapid City limits, that por-
tion of Tract 011400/Block 3117
outside of the Rapid City limits,
Tract 011400/Block 3126, Tract
011400/Block 3127, Tract
011400/Block 3128, Tract
011400/Block 3129, and Tract
011400/Block 3131.
. Precinct HC shall be that
portion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
Tract 011005/Block 1089, Tract
011005/Block 1090, Tract
011005/Block 1092, Tract
011005/Block 1093, Tract
011005/Block 1097, Tract
011005/Block 1164, Tract
011005/Block 1167, Tract
011005/Block 1168, Tract
011005/Block 1170, Tract
011005/Block 1173, Tract
011005/Block 1174, Tract
011700/Block 2001, Tract
011700/Block 2006, Tract
011700/Block 2007, Tract
011700/Block 2008, Tract
011700/Block 2009, Tract
011700/Block 2010, Tract
011700/Block 2011, Tract
011700/Block 2012, Tract
011700/Block 2013, Tract
011700/Block 2014, Tract
011700/Block 2015, Tract
011700/Block 2016, Tract
011700/Block 2017, Tract
011700/Block 2018, Tract
011700/Block 2019, Tract
011700/Block 2020, Tract
011700/Block 2021, Tract
011700/Block 2022, Tract
011700/Block 2023, Tract
011700/Block 2024, Tract
011700/Block 2025, Tract
011700/Block 2026, Tract
011700/Block 2027, Tract
011700/Block 2028, Tract
011700/Block 2029, Tract
011700/Block 2030, Tract
011700/Block 2031, Tract
011700/Block 2032, Tract
011700/Block 2033, Tract
011700/Block 2034, Tract
011700/Block 2035, Tract
011700/Block 2036, Tract
011700/Block 2037, Tract
011700/Block 2038, Tract
011700/Block 2039, Tract
011700/Block 2040, Tract
011700/Block 2041, Tract
011700/Block 2042, Tract
011700/Block 2043, Tract
011700/Block 2044, Tract
011700/Block 2045, Tract
011700/Block 2046, Tract
011700/Block 2047, Tract
011700/Block 2048, Tract
011700/Block 2049, Tract
011700/Block 2050, Tract
011700/Block 2051, Tract
011700/Block 2052, Tract
011700/Block 2053, Tract
011700/Block 2054, Tract
011700/Block 2055, Tract
011700/Block 2056, Tract
011700/Block 2057, Tract
011700/Block 2058, Tract
011700/Block 2059, Tract
011700/Block 2060, Tract
011700/Block 2061, Tract
011700/Block 2062, Tract
011700/Block 2063, Tract
011700/Block 2064, Tract
011700/Block 2065, Tract
011700/Block 2066, Tract
011700/Block 2067, Tract
011700/Block 2068, Tract
011700/Block 2069, Tract
011700/Block 2070, Tract
011700/Block 2071, Tract
011700/Block 2072, Tract
011700/Block 2073, Tract
011700/Block 2074, Tract
011700/Block 2075, Tract
011700/Block 2076, Tract
011700/Block 2077, Tract
011700/Block 2078, Tract
011700/Block 2079, Tract
011700/Block 2080, Tract
011700/Block 2081, Tract
011700/Block 2082, Tract
011700/Block 2083, Tract
011700/Block 2084, Tract
011700/Block 2086, Tract
011700/Block 3006, Tract
011700/Block 3059, Tract
011700/Block 3060, Tract
011700/Block 3061, Tract
011700/Block 3062, Tract
011700/Block 3066, Tract
011700/Block 3069, Tract
011700/Block 3092, Tract
011700/Block 3104, Tract
011700/Block 3105, Tract
011700/Block 3107, Tract
011700/Block 3108, Tract
011700/Block 3109, Tract
011700/Block 3110, Tract
011700/Block 3111, Tract
011700/Block 3112, Tract
011700/Block 3113, Tract
011700/Block 3122, Tract
011700/Block 3140, Tract
011700/Block 3141, Tract
011700/Block 3146, Tract
011700/Block 3147, Tract
011700/Block 3148, Tract
011700/Block 3150, Tract
011700/Block 3159, Tract
011700/Block 3160, Tract
011700/Block 3161, Tract
011700/Block 3165, Tract
011700/Block 3166, Tract
011700/Block 3167, Tract
011700/Block 3168, Tract
011700/Block 3174, Tract
011700/Block 3175, Tract
011700/Block 3176, Tract
011700/Block 3177, Tract
011700/Block 3178, Tract
011700/Block 3179, Tract
011700/Block 3180, Tract
011700/Block 3181, Tract
011700/Block 3182, Tract
011700/Block 3183, Tract
011700/Block 3184, Tract
011700/Block 3185, Tract
011700/Block 3186, Tract
011700/Block 3187, Tract
011700/Block 3188, Tract
011700/Block 3189, Tract
011700/Block 3190, Tract
011700/Block 3191, Tract
011700/Block 3192, Tract
011700/Block 3193, Tract
011700/Block 3194, Tract
011700/Block 3195, Tract
011700/Block 3196, Tract
011700/Block 3197, Tract
011700/Block 3198, Tract
011700/Block 3199, Tract
011700/Block 3200, Tract
011700/Block 3201, Tract
011700/Block 3202, Tract
011700/Block 3203, Tract
011700/Block 3204, Tract
011700/Block 3205, Tract
011700/Block 3206, Tract
011700/Block 3207, Tract
011700/Block 3208, Tract
011700/Block 3209, Tract
011700/Block 3210, Tract
011700/Block 3212, Tract
011700/Block 3216, Tract
011700/Block 3217, Tract
011700/Block 3218, Tract
011700/Block 3219, Tract
011700/Block 3220, Tract
011700/Block 3221, Tract
011700/Block 3222, Tract
011700/Block 3223, Tract
011700/Block 3224, Tract
011700/Block 3225, Tract
011700/Block 3226, Tract
011700/Block 3227, Tract
011700/Block 3228, Tract
011700/Block 3229, Tract
011700/Block 3230, Tract
011700/Block 3231, Tract
011700/Block 3232, Tract
011700/Block 3233, Tract
011700/Block 3234, Tract
011700/Block 3235, Tract
011700/Block 3236, Tract
011700/Block 3237, Tract
011700/Block 3238, Tract
011700/Block 3239, Tract
011700/Block 3240, Tract
011700/Block 3241, Tract
011700/Block 3242, Tract
011700/Block 3243, Tract
011700/Block 3244, Tract
011700/Block 3245, Tract
011700/Block 3246, Tract
011700/Block 3247, Tract
011700/Block 3248, Tract
011700/Block 3249, Tract
011700/Block 3250, Tract
011700/Block 3251, Tract
011700/Block 3252, Tract
011700/Block 3253, Tract
011700/Block 3254, Tract
011700/Block 3255, Tract
011700/Block 3256, Tract
011700/Block 3257, Tract
011700/Block 3258, Tract
011700/Block 3259, Tract
011700/Block 3260, Tract
011700/Block 3261, Tract
011700/Block 3262, Tract
011700/Block 3263, Tract
011700/Block 3264, Tract
011700/Block 3265, Tract
011700/Block 3266, Tract
011700/Block 3267, Tract
011700/Block 3268, Tract
011700/Block 3269, Tract
011700/Block 3270, Tract
011700/Block 3271, Tract
011700/Block 3272, Tract
011700/Block 3273, Tract
011700/Block 3274, Tract
011700/Block 3275, Tract
011700/Block 3276, Tract
011700/Block 3277, Tract
011700/Block 3278, Tract
011700/Block 3279, Tract
011700/Block 3280, Tract
011700/Block 3281, Tract
011700/Block 3282, Tract
011700/Block 3283, Tract
011700/Block 3284, Tract
011700/Block 3284, Tract
011700/Block 3284, Tract
011700/Block 3285, Tract
011700/Block 3286, Tract
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Secton B - Pennngton ounty ourant - leLruary , o+ - Page + PuLc Notces
PuLc Notce Advertsng
Protects Your Rght To Know.
011700/Block 3287, Tract
011700/Block 3288, Tract
011700/Block 3289, Tract
011700/Block 3290, Tract
011700/Block 3291, Tract
011700/Block 3292, Tract
011700/Block 3293, Tract
011700/Block 3294, Tract
011700/Block 3295, Tract
011700/Block 3296, Tract
011700/Block 3297, Tract
011700/Block 3298, Tract
011700/Block 3299, Tract
011700/Block 3300, Tract
011700/Block 3301, Tract
011700/Block 3302, Tract
011700/Block 3303, Tract
011700/Block 3304, Tract
011700/Block 3305, Tract
011700/Block 3306, Tract
011700/Block 3307, Tract
011700/Block 3308, Tract
011700/Block 3309, Tract
011700/Block 3310, Tract
011700/Block 3311, Tract
011700/Block 3312, Tract
011700/Block 3313, Tract
011700/Block 3314, Tract
011700/Block 3315, Tract
011700/Block 3316, Tract
011700/Block 3317, Tract
011700/Block 3318, Tract
011700/Block 3319, Tract
011700/Block 3320, Tract
011700/Block 3321, Tract
011700/Block 3322, Tract
011700/Block 3323, Tract
011700/Block 3324, Tract
011700/Block 3325, Tract
011700/Block 3326, Tract
011700/Block 3327, Tract
011700/Block 3328, Tract
011700/Block 3329, Tract
011700/Block 3330, Tract
011700/Block 3331, Tract
011700/Block 3332, Tract
011700/Block 3333, Tract
011700/Block 3334, Tract
011700/Block 3335, Tract
011700/Block 3336, Tract
011700/Block 3337, Tract
011700/Block 3338, Tract
011700/Block 3339, Tract
011700/Block 3340, Tract
011700/Block 3341, Tract
011700/Block 3342, Tract
011700/Block 3343, Tract
011700/Block 3344, Tract
011700/Block 3345, Tract
011700/Block 3346, Tract
011700/Block 3347, Tract
011700/Block 3348, Tract
011700/Block 3349, Tract
011700/Block 3350, Tract
011700/Block 3351, Tract
011700/Block 3352, Tract
011700/Block 3353, Tract
011700/Block 3354, Tract
011700/Block 3355, Tract
011700/Block 3356, Tract
011700/Block 3357, Tract
011700/Block 3358, Tract
011700/Block 3359, Tract
011700/Block 3360, Tract
011700/Block 3361, Tract
011700/Block 3362, Tract
011700/Block 3363, Tract
011700/Block 3364, Tract
011700/Block 3365, Tract
011700/Block 3366, Tract
011700/Block 3367, Tract
011700/Block 3368, Tract
011700/Block 3369, Tract
011700/Block 3370, Tract
011700/Block 3371, Tract
011700/Block 3372, Tract
011700/Block 3373, Tract
011700/Block 3374, Tract
011700/Block 3375, Tract
011700/Block 3376, Tract
011700/Block 3377, Tract
011700/Block 3378, Tract
011700/Block 3379, Tract
011700/Block 3380, Tract
011700/Block 3381, Tract
011700/Block 3382, Tract
011700/Block 3383, Tract
011700/Block 3384, Tract
011700/Block 3385, Tract
011700/Block 3386, Tract
011700/Block 3387, Tract
011700/Block 3388, Tract
011700/Block 3389, Tract
011700/Block 3390, Tract
011700/Block 3391, Tract
011700/Block 3392, Tract
011700/Block 3393, Tract
011700/Block 3394, Tract
011700/Block 3395, Tract
011700/Block 3396, Tract
011700/Block 3397, Tract
011700/Block 3398, Tract
011700/Block 3399, Tract
011700/Block 3400, Tract
011700/Block 3401, Tract
011700/Block 3402, Tract
011700/Block 3403, Tract
011700/Block 3405, Tract
011700/Block 3406, Tract
011700/Block 3407, Tract
011700/Block 3408, Tract
011700/Block 3409, Tract
011700/Block 3410, Tract
011700/Block 3411, Tract
011700/Block 3412, Tract
011700/Block 3413, Tract
011700/Block 3414, Tract
011700/Block 3415, Tract
011700/Block 3416, Tract
011700/Block 3417, Tract
011700/Block 3418, Tract
011700/Block 3419, Tract
011700/Block 3420, Tract
011700/Block 3421, Tract
011700/Block 3422, Tract
011700/Block 3423, Tract
011700/Block 3424, Tract
011700/Block 3425, Tract
011700/Block 3426, Tract
011700/Block 3427, Tract
011700/Block 3428, Tract
011700/Block 3429, Tract
011700/Block 3430, Tract
011700/Block 3431, Tract
011700/Block 3432, Tract
011700/Block 3433, Tract
011700/Block 3434, Tract
011700/Block 3435, Tract
011700/Block 3436, Tract
011700/Block 3437, Tract
011700/Block 3438, Tract
011700/Block 3439, Tract
011700/Block 3440, Tract
011700/Block 3441, Tract
011700/Block 3442, Tract
011700/Block 3449, Tract
011700/Block 3452, Tract
011700/Block 3454, Tract
011700/Block 3455, Tract
011700/Block 3457, Tract
011700/Block 3459, Tract
011700/Block 3460, Tract
011700/Block 3461, Tract
011700/Block 3462, Tract
011700/Block 3463, Tract
011700/Block 3464, Tract
011700/Block 3465, and Tract
011700/Block 3466.
J. Precinct JS shall be that
portion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
Tract 011300/Block 3003, Tract
011300/Block 3004, Tract
011300/Block 3018, Tract
011300/Block 3019, Tract
011300/Block 3020, Tract
011300/Block 3021, Tract
011300/Block 3022, Tract
011300/Block 3023, Tract
011300/Block 3024, Tract
011300/Block 3025, Tract
011300/Block 3026, Tract
011300/Block 3027, Tract
011300/Block 3028, Tract
011300/Block 3029, Tract
011300/Block 3030, Tract
011300/Block 3031, Tract
011300/Block 3032, Tract
011300/Block 3033, Tract
011300/Block 3034, Tract
011700/Block 1000, Tract
011700/Block 1001, Tract
011700/Block 1002, Tract
011700/Block 1003, Tract
011700/Block 1004, Tract
011700/Block 1005, Tract
011700/Block 1006, Tract
011700/Block 1007, Tract
011700/Block 1008, Tract
011700/Block 1009, Tract
011700/Block 1010, Tract
011700/Block 1011, Tract
011700/Block 1012, Tract
011700/Block 1013, Tract
011700/Block 1014, Tract
011700/Block 1015, Tract
011700/Block 1016, Tract
011700/Block 1017, Tract
011700/Block 1018, Tract
011700/Block 1019, Tract
011700/Block 1020, Tract
011700/Block 1021, Tract
011700/Block 1022, Tract
011700/Block 1023, Tract
011700/Block 1024, Tract
011700/Block 1025, Tract
011700/Block 1026, Tract
011700/Block 1027, Tract
011700/Block 1028, Tract
011700/Block 1029, Tract
011700/Block 1030, Tract
011700/Block 1031, Tract
011700/Block 1032, Tract
011700/Block 1033, Tract
011700/Block 1034, Tract
011700/Block 1035, Tract
011700/Block 1036, Tract
011700/Block 1037, Tract
011700/Block 1038, Tract
011700/Block 1039, Tract
011700/Block 1040, Tract
011700/Block 1041, Tract
011700/Block 1042, Tract
011700/Block 1043, Tract
011700/Block 1044, Tract
011700/Block 1045, Tract
011700/Block 1046, Tract
011700/Block 1047, Tract
011700/Block 1048, Tract
011700/Block 1049, Tract
011700/Block 1050, Tract
011700/Block 1051, Tract
011700/Block 1052, Tract
011700/Block 1053, Tract
011700/Block 1054, Tract
011700/Block 1055, Tract
011700/Block 1056, Tract
011700/Block 1057, Tract
011700/Block 1058, Tract
011700/Block 1059, Tract
011700/Block 1060, Tract
011700/Block 1061, Tract
011700/Block 1062, Tract
011700/Block 1063, Tract
011700/Block 1064, Tract
011700/Block 1065, Tract
011700/Block 1066, Tract
011700/Block 1067, Tract
011700/Block 1068, Tract
011700/Block 1069, Tract
011700/Block 1070, Tract
011700/Block 1071, Tract
011700/Block 1072, Tract
011700/Block 1073, Tract
011700/Block 1074, Tract
011700/Block 1075, Tract
011700/Block 1077, Tract
011700/Block 1078, Tract
011700/Block 1079, Tract
011700/Block 1080, Tract
011700/Block 1081, Tract
011700/Block 1082, Tract
011700/Block 1083, Tract
011700/Block 1084, Tract
011700/Block 1085, Tract
011700/Block 1086, Tract
011700/Block 1087, Tract
011700/Block 1092, Tract
011700/Block 1093, Tract
011700/Block 1094, Tract
011700/Block 1096, Tract
011700/Block 1097, Tract
011700/Block 1098, Tract
011700/Block 1099, Tract
011700/Block 1100, Tract
011700/Block 1101, Tract
011700/Block 1102, Tract
011700/Block 1103, Tract
011700/Block 1104, Tract
011700/Block 1105, Tract
011700/Block 1106, Tract
011700/Block 1109, Tract
011700/Block 1110, Tract
011700/Block 1111, Tract
011700/Block 3000, Tract
011700/Block 3001, Tract
011700/Block 3002, Tract
011700/Block 3003, Tract
011700/Block 3004, Tract
011700/Block 3005, Tract
011700/Block 3106, Tract
011700/Block 3114, Tract
011700/Block 3115, Tract
011700/Block 3116, Tract
011700/Block 3117, Tract
011700/Block 3118, Tract
011700/Block 3119, Tract
011700/Block 3120, Tract
011700/Block 3121, Tract
011700/Block 3123, Tract
011700/Block 3124, Tract
011700/Block 3125, Tract
011700/Block 3126, Tract
011700/Block 3127, Tract
011700/Block 3128, Tract
011700/Block 3129, Tract
011700/Block 3130, Tract
011700/Block 3131, Tract
011700/Block 3132, Tract
011700/Block 3133, Tract
011700/Block 3134, Tract
011700/Block 3135, Tract
011700/Block 3136, Tract
011700/Block 3137, Tract
011700/Block 3138, Tract
011700/Block 3139, Tract
011700/Block 3142, Tract
011700/Block 3143, Tract
011700/Block 3144, Tract
011700/Block 3145, Tract
011700/Block 3149, Tract
011700/Block 3151, Tract
011700/Block 3152, Tract
011700/Block 3153, Tract
011700/Block 3154, Tract
011700/Block 3155, Tract
011700/Block 3156, Tract
011700/Block 3157, Tract
011700/Block 3158, Tract
011700/Block 3162, Tract
011700/Block 3163, Tract
011700/Block 3164, Tract
011700/Block 3169, Tract
011700/Block 3170, Tract
011700/Block 3171, Tract
011700/Block 3172, and Tract
011700/Block 3173.
K. Precinct KY shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011005/Block
1008, Tract 011005/Block
1022, Tract 011005/Block
1023, Tract 011005/Block
1024, Tract 011005/Block
1025, Tract 011005/Block
1026, Tract 011005/Block
1027, Tract 011005/Block
1028, Tract 011005/Block
1029, Tract 011005/Block
1030, Tract 011005/Block
1031, Tract 011005/Block
1032, Tract 011005/Block
1033, Tract 011005/Block
1034, Tract 011005/Block
1035, Tract 011005/Block
1036, Tract 011005/Block
1037, Tract 011005/Block
1038, Tract 011005/Block
1047, Tract 011005/Block
1048, Tract 011005/Block
1054, Tract 011005/Block
1055, Tract 011005/Block
1056, Tract 011005/Block
1057, Tract 011005/Block
1058, Tract 011005/Block
1059, Tract 011005/Block
1060, Tract 011005/Block
1061, Tract 011005/Block
1062, Tract 011005/Block
1063, Tract 011005/Block
1069, Tract 011005/Block
1070, Tract 011005/Block
1071, Tract 011005/Block
1072, Tract 011005/Block
1073, Tract 011005/Block
1074, Tract 011005/Block
1075, Tract 011005/Block
1076, Tract 011005/Block
1077, Tract 011005/Block
1078, Tract 011005/Block
1079, Tract 011005/Block
1080, Tract 011005/Block
1081, Tract 011005/Block
1082, Tract 011005/Block
1083, Tract 011005/Block
1084, Tract 011005/Block
1085, Tract 011005/Block
1086, Tract 011005/Block
1087, Tract 011005/Block
1088, Tract 011005/Block
1091, Tract 011005/Block
1094, Tract 011005/Block
1095, Tract 011005/Block
1096, Tract 011005/Block
1098, Tract 011005/Block
1099, Tract 011005/Block
1100, Tract 011005/Block
1101, Tract 011005/Block
1102, Tract 011005/Block
1103, Tract 011005/Block
1104, Tract 011005/Block
1105, Tract 011005/Block
1106, Tract 011005/Block
1107, Tract 011005/Block
1108, Tract 011005/Block
1109, Tract 011005/Block 1110,
Tract 011005/Block 1111, Tract
011005/Block 1112, Tract
011005/Block 1113, Tract
011005/Block 1114, Tract
011005/Block 1115, Tract
011005/Block 1116, Tract
011005/Block 1117, Tract
011005/Block 1118, Tract
011005/Block 1119, Tract
011005/Block 1120, Tract
011005/Block 1121, Tract
011005/Block 1122, Tract
011005/Block 1123, Tract
011005/Block 1124, Tract
011005/Block 1125, Tract
011005/Block 1126, Tract
011005/Block 1127, Tract
011005/Block 1128, Tract
011005/Block 1129, Tract
011005/Block 1130, Tract
011005/Block 1131, Tract
011005/Block 1132, Tract
011005/Block 1133, Tract
011005/Block 1134, Tract
011005/Block 1135, Tract
011005/Block 1136, Tract
011005/Block 1137, Tract
011005/Block 1138, Tract
011005/Block 1139, Tract
011005/Block 1140, Tract
011005/Block 1141, Tract
011005/Block 1142, Tract
011005/Block 1143, Tract
011005/Block 1144, Tract
011005/Block 1145, Tract
011005/Block 1146, Tract
011005/Block 1147, Tract
011005/Block 1148, Tract
011005/Block 1149, Tract
011005/Block 1150, Tract
011005/Block 1151, Tract
011005/Block 1152, Tract
011005/Block 1153, Tract
011005/Block 1154, Tract
011005/Block 1155, Tract
011005/Block 1157, Tract
011005/Block 1158, Tract
011005/Block 1159, Tract
011005/Block 1160, Tract
011005/Block 1161, Tract
011005/Block 1162, Tract
011005/Block 1166, Tract
011005/Block 1169, Tract
011005/Block 1171, Tract
011005/Block 1172, Tract
011005/Block 2003, Tract
011005/Block 2009, Tract
011005/Block 2010, Tract
011005/Block 2020, Tract
011005/Block 2021, Tract
011005/Block 2022, Tract
011005/Block 2023, Tract
011005/Block 2024, Tract
011005/Block 2027, Tract
011005/Block 2028, Tract
011005/Block 2029, Tract
011005/Block 2030, Tract
011005/Block 2031, Tract
011005/Block 2032, Tract
011005/Block 2033, Tract
011005/Block 2034, Tract
011005/Block 2035, Tract
011005/Block 2036, Tract
011005/Block 2037, Tract
011005/Block 2038, Tract
011005/Block 2039, Tract
011005/Block 2040, Tract
011005/Block 2041, Tract
011005/Block 2042, Tract
011005/Block 2043, Tract
011005/Block 2047, Tract
011005/Block 2048, Tract
011005/Block 2049, Tract
011005/Block 2050, Tract
011005/Block 2051, Tract
011005/Block 2054, Tract
011005/Block 2055, Tract
011005/Block 2056, Tract
011005/Block 2057, Tract
011005/Block 2058, Tract
011005/Block 2059, Tract
011005/Block 2060, Tract
011005/Block 2061, Tract
011700/Block 2000, Tract
011700/Block 2002, Tract
011700/Block 2003, Tract
011700/Block 2004, Tract
011700/Block 2005, Tract
011700/Block 2087, Tract
011700/Block 2088, and Tract
011700/Block 3404.
L. Precinct RH shall be that
portion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
Tract 011700/Block 3007, Tract
011700/Block 3008, Tract
011700/Block 3009, Tract
011700/Block 3010, Tract
011700/Block 3011, Tract
011700/Block 3012, Tract
011700/Block 3013, Tract
011700/Block 3014, Tract
011700/Block 3015, Tract
011700/Block 3016, Tract
011700/Block 3017, Tract
011700/Block 3018, Tract
011700/Block 3019, Tract
011700/Block 3020, Tract
011700/Block 3021, Tract
011700/Block 3022, Tract
011700/Block 3023, Tract
011700/Block 3024, Tract
011700/Block 3025, Tract
011700/Block 3026, Tract
011700/Block 3027, Tract
011700/Block 3028, Tract
011700/Block 3029, Tract
011700/Block 3030, Tract
011700/Block 3031, Tract
011700/Block 3032, Tract
011700/Block 3033, Tract
011700/Block 3034, Tract
011700/Block 3035, Tract
011700/Block 3036, Tract
011700/Block 3037, Tract
011700/Block 3038, Tract
011700/Block 3039, Tract
011700/Block 3040, Tract
011700/Block 3041, Tract
011700/Block 3042, Tract
011700/Block 3043, Tract
011700/Block 3044, Tract
011700/Block 3045, Tract
011700/Block 3046, Tract
011700/Block 3047, Tract
011700/Block 3048, Tract
011700/Block 3049, Tract
011700/Block 3050, Tract
011700/Block 3051, Tract
011700/Block 3052, Tract
011700/Block 3053, Tract
011700/Block 3054, Tract
011700/Block 3055, Tract
011700/Block 3056, Tract
011700/Block 3057, Tract
011700/Block 3058, Tract
011700/Block 3063, Tract
011700/Block 3064, Tract
011700/Block 3065, Tract
011700/Block 3067, Tract
011700/Block 3068, Tract
011700/Block 3070, Tract
011700/Block 3071, Tract
011700/Block 3072, Tract
011700/Block 3073, Tract
011700/Block 3074, Tract
011700/Block 3075, Tract
011700/Block 3076, Tract
011700/Block 3077, Tract
011700/Block 3078, Tract
011700/Block 3079, Tract
011700/Block 3080, Tract
011700/Block 3081, Tract
011700/Block 3082, Tract
011700/Block 3083, Tract
011700/Block 3084, Tract
011700/Block 3085, Tract
011700/Block 3086, Tract
011700/Block 3087, Tract
011700/Block 3088, Tract
011700/Block 3089, Tract
011700/Block 3090, Tract
011700/Block 3091, Tract
011700/Block 3093, Tract
011700/Block 3094, Tract
011700/Block 3095, Tract
011700/Block 3096, Tract
011700/Block 3097, Tract
011700/Block 3098, Tract
011700/Block 3099, Tract
011700/Block 3100, Tract
011700/Block 3101, Tract
011700/Block 3102, Tract
011700/Block 3103, Tract
011700/Block 3211, Tract
011700/Block 3213, Tract
011700/Block 3214, Tract
011700/Block 3215, Tract
011700/Block 3450, Tract
011700/Block 3451, Tract
011700/Block 3453, Tract
011700/Block 3456, and Tract
011700/Block 3458.
M. That portion of Precinct
RK within the first commission
district shall be that portion of
Pennington County Census
Blocks consisting of Tract
010905/Block 1050, Tract
011004/Block 2023, Tract
011004/Block 2024, Tract
011004/Block 2025, Tract
011004/Block 2026, Tract
011004/Block 2027, Tract
011004/Block 2028, Tract
011004/Block 2029, Tract
011004/Block 2030, Tract
011004/Block 2031, Tract
011004/Block 2032, Tract
011004/Block 2033, Tract
011004/Block 2034, Tract
011004/Block 2035, Tract
011004/Block 2039, Tract
011004/Block 2040, Tract
011004/Block 2041, Tract
011005/Block 1001, Tract
011005/Block 1002, Tract
011005/Block 1003, Tract
011005/Block 1004, Tract
011005/Block 1005, Tract
011005/Block 1006, Tract
011005/Block 1007, Tract
011005/Block 1009, Tract
011005/Block 1010, Tract
011005/Block 1011, Tract
011005/Block 1012, Tract
011005/Block 1014, Tract
011005/Block 1015, Tract
011005/Block 1016, Tract
011005/Block 1039, Tract
011005/Block 1040, Tract
011005/Block 1041, Tract
011005/Block 1042, Tract
011005/Block 1043, Tract
011005/Block 1044, Tract
011005/Block 1045, Tract
011005/Block 1046, Tract
011005/Block 1049, Tract
011005/Block 1050, Tract
011005/Block 1051, Tract
011005/Block 1052, Tract
011005/Block 1053, Tract
011005/Block 1064, Tract
011005/Block 1065, Tract
011005/Block 1066, Tract
011005/Block 1067, Tract
011005/Block 1068, Tract
011005/Block 1156, Tract
011005/Block 1163, Tract
011005/Block 1165, Tract
011005/Block 2000, Tract
011005/Block 2001, Tract
011005/Block 2002, Tract
011005/Block 2004, Tract
011005/Block 2005, Tract
011005/Block 2006, Tract
011005/Block 2007, Tract
011005/Block 2008, Tract
011005/Block 2011, Tract
011005/Block 2012, Tract
011005/Block 2013, Tract
011005/Block 2014, Tract
011005/Block 2015, Tract
011005/Block 2017, Tract
011005/Block 2018, Tract
011005/Block 2019, Tract
011005/Block 2025, Tract
011005/Block 2026, Tract
011005/Block 2044, Tract
011005/Block 2045, Tract
011005/Block 2046, Tract
011005/Block 2052, Tract
011005/Block 2053, Tract
011700/Block 2085, Tract
011700/Block 2089, and Tract
011700/Block 2090.
N. Precinct WP shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011004/Block
1036, Tract 011004/Block
1038, Tract 011004/Block
1039, Tract 011004/Block
1040, Tract 011004/Block
1041, Tract 011004/Block
1055, Tract 011004/Block
1056, Tract 011004/Block
1057, that portion of Tract
011004/Block 1058 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
011004/Block 1064, Tract
011004/Block 1065, Tract
011004/Block 1074, that por-
tion of Tract 011004/Block
1076 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 011004/Block
1092, Tract 011004/Block
1093, that portion of Tract
011004/Block 1094 outside of
the Rapid City limits, that por-
tion of Tract 011004/Block
1095 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 011004/Block
1101, that portion of Tract
011004/Block 2002 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
011004/Block 2003, Tract
011004/Block 2004, Tract
011004/Block 2005, Tract
011004/Block 2006, Tract
011004/Block 2007, Tract
011004/Block 2008, Tract
011004/Block 2009, Tract
011004/Block 2010, Tract
011004/Block 2011, Tract
011004/Block 2012, Tract
011004/Block 2013, Tract
011004/Block 2014, Tract
011004/Block 2015, Tract
011004/Block 2016, Tract
011004/Block 2017, Tract
011004/Block 2018, Tract
011004/Block 2019, Tract
011004/Block 2020, that por-
tion of Tract 011004/Block
2021 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 011004/Block
2022, Tract 011004/Block
2036, Tract 011004/Block
2037, Tract 011004/Block
2038, Tract 011005/Block
1000, Tract 011005/Block
1012, Tract 011005/Block
1013, Tract 011005/Block
1017, Tract 011005/Block
1018, Tract 011005/Block
1019, Tract 011005/Block
1020, Tract 011005/Block
1021, Tract 011700/Block
1076, Tract 011700/Block
1090, Tract 011700/Block
1091, Tract 011700/Block
1095, Tract 011700/Block
1107, Tract 011700/Block
1108, Tract 011700/Block
3443, Tract 011700/Block
3444, Tract 011700/Block
3445, Tract 011700/Block
3446, Tract 011700/Block
3447, and Tract 011700/Block
3448.
Second Commission District.
The second commission dis-
trict shall be divided into seven
precincts as follows:
A. That portion of Precinct 1-
4within the second commission
district shall be that portion of
Pennington County Census
Blocks consisting of Tract
011600/Block 5062, Tract
011600/Block 5129, Tract
011600/Block 5130, Tract
011600/Block 5131, Tract
011600/Block 5132, Tract
011600/Block 5133, Tract
011600/Block 5134, Tract
011600/Block 5136, Tract
011600/Block 5137, Tract
011600/Block 5138, Tract
011600/Block 5139, Tract
011600/Block 5140, Tract
011600/Block 5143, Tract
011600/Block 5144, Tract
011600/Block 5148, and Tract
011600/Block 5149.
B. Precinct 2-2 shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011400/Block
1018, Tract 011400/Block
1037, the portion of Tract
011400/Block 2032 within the
Rapid City limits, Tract
011400/Block 2037, Tract
011400/Block 2040, Tract
011400/Block 2041, Tract
011400/Block 2043, Tract
011400/Block 2044, Tract
011400/Block 2045, Tract
011400/Block 2046, Tract
011400/Block 2047, Tract
011400/Block 2048, Tract
011400/Block 2049, Tract
011400/Block 2050, Tract
011400/Block 2051, Tract
011400/Block 2052, Tract
011400/Block 2055, Tract
011400/Block 2056, Tract
011400/Block 2065, and Tract
011400/Block 2067.
C. Precinct 2-3 shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 010200/Block
2029, Tract 010200/Block
2030, Tract 010200/Block
2045, Tract 010400/Block
1000, Tract 010400/Block
1001, Tract 010400/Block
1005, Tract 010400/Block
1018, Tract 010400/Block
3013, Tract 010400/Block
3014, Tract 010400/Block
3021, Tract 010400/Block
3022, Tract 010400/Block
3025, Tract 010400/Block
3026, Tract 010400/Block
3027, Tract 010500/Block
1000, Tract 010500/Block
1001, Tract 010500/Block
1002, Tract 010500/Block
1003, Tract 010500/Block
1004, Tract 010500/Block
1005, Tract 010500/Block
1006, Tract 010500/Block
1007, Tract 010500/Block
1008, Tract 010500/Block
1009, Tract 010500/Block
1010, Tract 010500/Block
1011, Tract 010500/Block
1012, Tract 010500/Block
1013, Tract 010500/Block
1014, Tract 010500/Block
1015, Tract 010500/Block
1016, Tract 010500/Block
1017, Tract 010500/Block
1018, Tract 010500/Block
1019, Tract 010500/Block
1020, Tract 010500/Block
1021, Tract 010500/Block
1022, Tract 010500/Block
1023, Tract 010500/Block
1024, Tract 010500/Block
1025, Tract 010500/Block
1026, Tract 010500/Block
1027, Tract 010500/Block
1028, Tract 010500/Block
1029, Tract 010500/Block
1030, Tract 010500/Block
2000, Tract 010500/Block
2001, Tract 010500/Block
2002, Tract 010500/Block
2003, Tract 010500/Block
2004, Tract 010500/Block
2005, Tract 010500/Block
2006, Tract 010500/Block
2007, Tract 010500/Block
2008, Tract 010500/Block
2009, Tract 010500/Block
2010, Tract 010500/Block
2011, Tract 010500/Block
2012, Tract 010500/Block
2013, Tract 010500/Block
2014, Tract 010500/Block
3000, Tract 010500/Block
3001, Tract 010500/Block
3002, Tract 010500/Block
3003, Tract 010500/Block
3004, Tract 010500/Block
3008, Tract 010500/Block
3009, Tract 010500/Block
3010, Tract 010500/Block
3011, Tract 010500/Block
3012, Tract 010500/Block
3013, Tract 010500/Block
3014, Tract 010500/Block
3015, Tract 010500/Block
3016, Tract 010500/Block
3017, Tract 010500/Block
3021, Tract 010500/Block
3022, Tract 010500/Block
3023, Tract 010500/Block
3024, Tract 010500/Block
3025, Tract 010500/Block
3026, Tract 010500/Block
3027, Tract 010500/Block
3028, Tract 010500/Block
3029, Tract 010500/Block
3030, Tract 010500/Block
4005, Tract 010500/Block
4012, Tract 010500/Block
4013, Tract 010500/Block
4014, Tract 010500/Block
4019, Tract 010500/Block
4020, Tract 010500/Block
4021, Tract 010500/Block
4022, Tract 010500/Block
4023, Tract 010500/Block
4024, Tract 010903/Block
2039, Tract 010903/Block
2041, Tract 010903/Block
2047, that portion of Tract
010903/Block 2049 within the
Rapid City limits, Tract
010903/Block 2055, Tract
010903/Block 2056, Tract
010903/Block 2057, Tract
010903/Block 2061, Tract
010903/Block 2063, Tract
010903/Block 2064, Tract
010903/Block 2068, Tract
010903/Block 2069, Tract
010903/Block 2070, Tract
010903/Block 2071, Tract
010903/Block 2072, Tract
010903/Block 4004, Tract
010903/Block 4006, Tract
010903/Block 4007, Tract
010903/Block 4008, Tract
010903/Block 4009, Tract
010903/Block 4010, Tract
010903/Block 4016, Tract
010903/Block 4017, that por-
tion of Tract 010903/Block
4018 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 010903/Block 4019,
Tract 010903/Block 4020, Tract
010903/Block 4022, Tract
010903/Block 4025, Tract
010903/Block 4026, Tract
010903/Block 4027, that por-
tion of Tract010903/Block 4028
within the Rapid City limits,
Tract 010903/Block 4068, Tract
010906/Block 1000, Tract
010906/Block 1001, Tract
010906/Block 1002, Tract
010906/Block 1003, Tract
010906/Block 1004, Tract
010906/Block 1005, Tract
010906/Block 1006, Tract
010906/Block 1007, Tract
010906/Block 1008, Tract
010906/Block 1009, Tract
010906/Block 1010, Tract
010906/Block 1011, Tract
010906/Block 1012, Tract
010906/Block 1013, Tract
010906/Block 1014, Tract
010906/Block 1015, Tract
010906/Block 1016, Tract
010906/Block 1017, Tract
010906/Block 1018, Tract
010906/Block 1019, Tract
010906/Block 1020, Tract
010906/Block 1021, Tract
010906/Block 1022, Tract
010906/Block 1023, Tract
010906/Block 1024, Tract
010906/Block 1025, Tract
010906/Block 1026, Tract
010906/Block 1027, Tract
010906/Block 1028, Tract
Proceedings of Pennington
County Commissioners
(cont. from previous page)
Continued on page 14
Secton B - Pennngton ounty ourant - leLruary , o+ - Page +( PuLc Notces
PuLc Notce Advertsng
Protects Your Rght To Know.
010906/Block 1029, Tract
010906/Block 1031, Tract
010906/Block 1032, Tract
010906/Block 1033, Tract
010906/Block 1034, Tract
010906/Block 1035, Tract
010906/Block 1036, Tract
010906/Block 1037, Tract
010906/Block 1038, Tract
010906/Block 1039, Tract
010906/Block 1040, Tract
010906/Block 1041, Tract
010906/Block 1042, Tract
010906/Block 1043, Tract
010906/Block 1044, Tract
010906/Block 1045, Tract
010906/Block 1046, that por-
tion of Tract 010906/Block
2015 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 010906/Block 2016,
Tract 010906/Block 2017, Tract
010906/Block 2018, Tract
010906/Block 2019, Tract
010906/Block 2020, that por-
tion of Tract 010906/Block
2021 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 010906/Block 2030,
Tract 010906/Block 2031, Tract
010906/Block 2032, Tract
010906/Block 2070, Tract
010907/Block 1000, Tract
010907/Block 1001, Tract
010907/Block 1002, Tract
010907/Block 1003, Tract
010907/Block 1004, Tract
010907/Block 1005, Tract
010907/Block 1006, Tract
010907/Block 1007, Tract
010907/Block 1008, Tract
010907/Block 1011, Tract
010907/Block 1012, Tract
010907/Block 1013, Tract
010907/Block 1014, and Tract
010907/Block 1015.
D. Precinct 4-2 shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 010400/Block
1002, Tract 010400/Block
1003, Tract 010400/Block
1004, Tract 010400/Block
1006, Tract 010400/Block
1007, Tract 010400/Block
1008, Tract 010400/Block
1009, Tract 010400/Block
1010, Tract 010400/Block
1011, Tract 010400/Block
1012, Tract 010400/Block
1013, Tract 010400/Block
1014, Tract 010400/Block
1015, Tract 010400/Block
1016, Tract 010400/Block
1017, Tract 010400/Block
1019, Tract 010400/Block
1020, Tract 010400/Block
1021, Tract 010400/Block
1022, Tract 010400/Block
1023, Tract 010400/Block
1024, Tract 010400/Block
1025, Tract 010400/Block
1026, Tract 010400/Block
2000, Tract 010400/Block
2001, Tract 010400/Block
2002, Tract 010400/Block
2003, Tract 010400/Block
2004, Tract 010400/Block
2005, Tract 010400/Block
2006, Tract 010400/Block
2007, Tract 010400/Block
2008, Tract 010400/Block
2009, Tract 010400/Block
2010, Tract 010400/Block
2011, Tract 010400/Block
2012, Tract 010400/Block
2013, Tract 010400/Block
2014, Tract 010400/Block
2015, Tract 010400/Block
2016, Tract 010400/Block
2017, Tract 010400/Block
2018, Tract 010400/Block
2019, Tract 010400/Block
2020, Tract 010400/Block
2021, Tract 010400/Block
3000, Tract 010400/Block
3001, Tract 010400/Block
3002, Tract 010400/Block
3003, Tract 010400/Block
3004, Tract 010400/Block
3005, Tract 010400/Block
3006, Tract 010400/Block
3007, Tract 010400/Block
3008, Tract 010400/Block
3009, Tract 010400/Block
3010, Tract 010400/Block
3011, Tract 010400/Block
3012, Tract 010400/Block
3015, Tract 010400/Block
3016, Tract 010400/Block
3017, Tract 010400/Block
3018, Tract 010400/Block
3019, Tract 010400/Block
3020, Tract 010400/Block
3023, Tract 010400/Block
3024, Tract 010500/Block
4000, Tract 010500/Block
4001, Tract 010500/Block
4002, Tract 010500/Block
4003, Tract 010500/Block
4004, Tract 010500/Block
4006, Tract 010500/Block
4007, Tract 010500/Block
4008, Tract 010500/Block
4009, Tract 010500/Block
4010, Tract 010500/Block
4015, Tract 010500/Block
4016, Tract 010500/Block
4017, and Tract 010500/Block
4018.
E. Precinct 4-3 shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011400/Block
2010, Tract 011400/Block
3001, Tract 011400/Block
3003, that portion of Tract
011400/Block 3005 within the
Rapid City limits, that portion of
Tract 011400/Block 3006 within
the Rapid City limits, that por-
tion of Tract 011400/Block
3007 within the Rapid City lim-
its, that portion of Tract
011400/Block 3079 within the
Rapid City limits, Tract
011400/Block 3080, Tract
011400/Block 3081, Tract
011400/Block 3082, Tract
011400/Block 3083, Tract
011400/Block 3084, Tract
011400/Block 3085, Tract
011400/Block 3086, Tract
011400/Block 3087, Tract
011400/Block 3088, Tract
011400/Block 3089, that por-
tion of Tract 011400/Block
3090 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 011400/Block 3091,
Tract 011400/Block 3092, Tract
011400/Block 3093, Tract
011400/Block 3094, Tract
011400/Block 3095, Tract
011400/Block 3096, that por-
tion of Tract 011400/Block
3097 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 011400/Block 3098,
Tract 011400/Block 3099, Tract
011400/Block 3100, Tract
011400/Block 3101, Tract
011400/Block 3102, Tract
011400/Block 3103, Tract
011400/Block 3105, Tract
011400/Block 3106, Tract
011400/Block 3107, Tract
011400/Block 3108, Tract
011400/Block 3109, Tract
011400/Block 3110, Tract
011400/Block 3111, Tract
011400/Block 3112, Tract
011400/Block 3113, Tract
011400/Block 3114, Tract
011400/Block 3115, Tract
011400/Block 3116, that por-
tion of Tract 011400/Block 3117
within the Rapid City limits,
Tract 011400/Block 3118, Tract
011400/Block 3122, Tract
011400/Block 3123, Tract
011400/Block 3124, Tract
011400/Block 3125, and Tract
011400/Block 3130.
F. Precinct 4-4 shall be that
portion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
Tract 010200/Block 3000, Tract
010200/Block 3001, Tract
010200/Block 3002, Tract
010200/Block 3003, Tract
010200/Block 3004, Tract
010200/Block 3005, Tract
010200/Block 3006, Tract
010200/Block 3007, Tract
010200/Block 3008, Tract
010200/Block 3009, Tract
010200/Block 3010, Tract
010200/Block 3011, Tract
010200/Block 3012, Tract
010200/Block 3013, Tract
010200/Block 3014, Tract
010200/Block 3015, Tract
010200/Block 3016, Tract
010200/Block 3017, Tract
010200/Block 3018, Tract
010200/Block 3019, Tract
010200/Block 3020, Tract
010200/Block 3021, Tract
010200/Block 3022, Tract
010200/Block 5000, Tract
010200/Block 5001, Tract
010200/Block 5002, Tract
010200/Block 5003, Tract
010200/Block 5004, Tract
010200/Block 5005, Tract
010200/Block 5006, Tract
010200/Block 5007, Tract
010200/Block 5008, Tract
010200/Block 5009, Tract
010200/Block 5010, Tract
010200/Block 5011, Tract
010200/Block 5012, Tract
010200/Block 5013, Tract
010300/Block 1000, Tract
010300/Block 1001, Tract
010300/Block 1002, Tract
010300/Block 1003, Tract
010300/Block 1004, Tract
010300/Block 1005, Tract
010300/Block 1006, Tract
010300/Block 1007, Tract
010300/Block 1008, Tract
010300/Block 1009, Tract
010300/Block 1010, Tract
010300/Block 1011, Tract
010300/Block 1012, Tract
010300/Block 1013, Tract
010300/Block 1014, Tract
010300/Block 1015, Tract
010300/Block 1016, Tract
010300/Block 1017, Tract
010300/Block 2000, Tract
010300/Block 2001, Tract
010300/Block 2002, Tract
010300/Block 2003, Tract
010300/Block 2004, Tract
010300/Block 2005, Tract
010300/Block 2006, Tract
010300/Block 2007, and Tract
010300/Block 2008.
G. Precinct 4-5 shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011400/Block
2009, Tract 011400/Block
2011, Tract 011400/Block
2013, Tract 011400/Block
2014, Tract 011400/Block
2015, Tract 011400/Block
2016, Tract 011400/Block
2017, Tract 011400/Block
2018, Tract 011400/Block
2019, Tract 011400/Block
2020, Tract 011400/Block
2021, Tract 011400/Block
2022, that portion of Tract
011400/Block 2023 within the
Rapid City limits, Tract
011400/Block 2024, Tract
011400/Block 2025, Tract
011400/Block 2026, Tract
011400/Block 2029, Tract
011400/Block 2030, Tract
011400/Block 2033, Tract
011400/Block 2057, Tract
011400/Block 2058, Tract
011400/Block 2059, Tract
011400/Block 2060, Tract
011400/Block 2061, Tract
011400/Block 2062, Tract
011400/Block 2063, Tract
011400/Block 2064, and Tract
011400/Block 2066.
Third Commission District.
The third commission district
shall be divided into six
precincts as follows:
A. That portion of Precinct 1-
1 within the third commission
district shall be that portion of
Pennington County Census
Blocks consisting of Tract
010905/Block 1000, Tract
010905/Block 1001, Tract
010905/Block 1002, Tract
010905/Block 1003, Tract
010905/Block 1004, Tract
010905/Block 1005, Tract
010905/Block 1006, Tract
010905/Block 1007, Tract
010905/Block 1008, Tract
010905/Block 1009, Tract
010905/Block 1010, Tract
010905/Block 1011, Tract
010905/Block 1026, Tract
010905/Block 1027, Tract
010905/Block 1028, that por-
tion of Tract 010905/Block
1029 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 010905/Block 1030,
Tract 010905/Block 1031, Tract
010905/Block 1033, Tract
010905/Block 1034, that por-
tion of Tract 010905/Block
1035 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 010905/Block 1036,
that portion of Tract
010905/Block 1040 within the
Rapid City limits, Tract
010905/Block 1042, Tract
010905/Block 1045, that por-
tion of Tract 010905/Block
1047 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 010905/Block 1049,
Tract 010905/Block 1052, Tract
010905/Block 1054, Tract
010905/Block 1055, Tract
010905/Block 1056, Tract
010905/Block 1057, Tract
010905/Block 1058, Tract
010905/Block 1059, Tract
010905/Block 1060, Tract
010905/Block 1061, Tract
010905/Block 1062, Tract
010905/Block 1063, Tract
010905/Block 1064, Tract
010905/Block 1065, Tract
010905/Block 1066, Tract
010905/Block 1067, Tract
010905/Block 1068, Tract
010905/Block 1069, Tract
010905/Block 1078, Tract
010905/Block 1079, Tract
010905/Block 1080, Tract
010905/Block 1081, Tract
010905/Block 1082, Tract
010905/Block 1083, Tract
010905/Block 1085, Tract
010905/Block 1087, and Tract
011004/Block 1079.
B. Precinct 1-2 shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 010600/Block
1005, Tract 010600/Block
2000, Tract 010600/Block
2001, Tract 010600/Block
2002, Tract 010600/Block
2003, Tract 010600/Block
2004, Tract 010600/Block
2005, Tract 010600/Block
2006, Tract 010600/Block
2007, Tract 010600/Block
2008, Tract 010600/Block
3000, Tract 010600/Block
3003, Tract 010600/Block
3011, Tract 010600/Block
3012, Tract 010600/Block
3013, Tract 010600/Block
3014, Tract 010600/Block
3015, Tract 010600/Block
3016, Tract 010600/Block
3017, Tract 010700/Block
4015, Tract 010700/Block
4018, Tract 010700/Block
4019, Tract 010700/Block
4020, Tract 010700/Block
4021, Tract 010700/Block
4022, Tract 010700/Block
4023, Tract 010700/Block
4024, Tract 010700/Block
4026, Tract 010700/Block
4027, Tract 010700/Block
4028, Tract 010700/Block
4029, Tract 010904/Block
1000, Tract 010904/Block
1001, Tract 010904/Block
1002, Tract 010904/Block
1003, Tract 010904/Block
1004, Tract 010904/Block
1005, Tract 010904/Block
1006, Tract 010904/Block
1007, Tract 010904/Block
1008, Tract 010904/Block
1009, Tract 010904/Block
1010, Tract 010904/Block
1011, Tract 010904/Block
1012, Tract 010904/Block
1013, Tract 010904/Block
1014, Tract 010904/Block
1015, Tract 010904/Block
1016, Tract 010904/Block
1017, Tract 010904/Block
1018, Tract 010904/Block
1019, Tract 010904/Block
1020, Tract 010904/Block
1021, Tract 010904/Block
1022, Tract 010904/Block
1023, Tract 010904/Block
1024, Tract 010904/Block
1025, Tract 010904/Block
1026, Tract 010904/Block
1027, Tract 010904/Block
2000, Tract 010904/Block
2001, Tract 010904/Block
2014, Tract 010904/Block
2015, Tract 010907/Block
1037, and Tract 010907/Block
1038.
C. Precinct 1-3 shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 010700/Block
4016, Tract 010700/Block
4017, Tract 010700/Block
4025, Tract 010800/Block
3026, Tract 010800/Block
4025, Tract 010800/Block
4026, Tract 010800/Block
4027, Tract 010800/Block
4028, Tract 010904/Block
2002, Tract 010904/Block
2003, Tract 010904/Block
2004, Tract 010904/Block
2005, Tract 010904/Block
2006, Tract 010904/Block
2007, Tract 010904/Block
2008, Tract 010904/Block
2009, Tract 010904/Block
2010, Tract 010904/Block
2011, Tract 010904/Block
2012, Tract 010904/Block
2013, Tract 010904/Block
2016, Tract 010904/Block
2017, Tract 010904/Block
2018, Tract 010904/Block
2019, Tract 010904/Block
2020, Tract 010904/Block
2021, Tract 010904/Block
2022, Tract 010904/Block
2023, Tract 010904/Block
2024, Tract 010904/Block
2025, Tract 010904/Block
2026, Tract 010904/Block
2027, Tract 010904/Block
2028, Tract 010904/Block
2029, Tract 010904/Block
2030, Tract 010904/Block
2031, Tract 010904/Block
2032, Tract 010905/Block
1012, Tract 010905/Block
1013, Tract 010905/Block
1014, Tract 010905/Block
1015, Tract 010905/Block
1016, Tract 010905/Block
1017, Tract 010905/Block
1018, Tract 010905/Block
1019, Tract 010905/Block
1020, Tract 010905/Block
1021, Tract 010905/Block
1022, Tract 010905/Block
1023, Tract 010905/Block
1024, Tract 010905/Block
1070, Tract 010905/Block
1071, Tract 010905/Block
1072, Tract 010905/Block
1073, and Tract 010905/Block
1074.
D. Precinct 2-4 shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 010200/Block
2044, Tract 010500/Block
2015, Tract 010600/Block
1000, Tract 010600/Block
1001, Tract 010600/Block
1002, Tract 010600/Block
1003, Tract 010600/Block
1004, Tract 010600/Block
1006, Tract 010600/Block
1007, Tract 010600/Block
1008, Tract 010600/Block
1009, Tract 010600/Block
1010, Tract 010600/Block
1011, Tract 010600/Block
1012, Tract 010600/Block
1013, Tract 010600/Block
1014, Tract 010600/Block
1015, Tract 010600/Block
1016, Tract 010600/Block
1017, Tract 010600/Block
1018, Tract 010600/Block
1019, Tract 010600/Block
1020, Tract 010600/Block
3001, Tract 010600/Block
3002, Tract 010600/Block
3004, Tract 010600/Block
3005, Tract 010600/Block
3006, Tract 010600/Block
3007, Tract 010600/Block
3008, Tract 010600/Block
3009, Tract 010600/Block
3010, Tract 010600/Block
3019, Tract 010700/Block
1000, Tract 010700/Block
1001, Tract 010700/Block
1002, Tract 010700/Block
1003, Tract 010700/Block
1004, Tract 010700/Block
1005, Tract 010700/Block
1006, Tract 010700/Block
1007, Tract 010700/Block
1008, Tract 010700/Block
1009, Tract 010700/Block
1010, Tract 010700/Block
1011, Tract 010700/Block
1012, Tract 010700/Block
1013, Tract 010700/Block
1014, Tract 010700/Block
1015, Tract 010700/Block
2000, Tract 010700/Block
2001, Tract 010700/Block
2002, Tract 010700/Block
2003, Tract 010700/Block
2004, Tract 010700/Block
2005, Tract 010700/Block
2006, Tract 010700/Block
2007, Tract 010700/Block
2008, Tract 010700/Block
2009, Tract 010700/Block
2010, Tract 010700/Block
2011, Tract 010700/Block
2012, Tract 010700/Block
2013, Tract 010700/Block
2014, Tract 010700/Block
3000, Tract 010700/Block
3001, Tract 010700/Block
3002, Tract 010700/Block
3003, Tract 010700/Block
3004, Tract 010700/Block
3005, Tract 010700/Block
3006, Tract 010700/Block
3007, Tract 010700/Block
3008, Tract 010700/Block
3009, Tract 010700/Block
3010, Tract 010700/Block
3011, Tract 010700/Block
3012, Tract 010700/Block
3013, Tract 010700/Block
3014, Tract 010700/Block
3015, Tract 010700/Block
3016, Tract 010700/Block
3017, Tract 010700/Block
4000, Tract 010700/Block
4001, Tract 010700/Block
4002, Tract 010700/Block
4003, Tract 010700/Block
4004, Tract 010700/Block
4005, Tract 010700/Block
4006, Tract 010700/Block
4007, Tract 010700/Block
4008, Tract 010700/Block
4009, Tract 010700/Block
4010, Tract 010700/Block
4011, Tract 010700/Block
4012, Tract 010700/Block
4013, Tract 010700/Block
4014, Tract 010800/Block
1001, Tract 010800/Block
1002, Tract 010800/Block
1003, Tract 010800/Block
1004, Tract 010800/Block
1005, Tract 010800/Block
1006, Tract 010800/Block
1007, Tract 010800/Block
1008, Tract 010800/Block
1009, Tract 010800/Block
1010, Tract 010800/Block
4000, Tract 010800/Block
4001, Tract 010800/Block
4002, Tract 010800/Block
4003, Tract 010800/Block
4004, Tract 010800/Block
4005, Tract 010800/Block
4006, Tract 010800/Block
4007, Tract 010800/Block
4008, Tract 010800/Block
4009, Tract 010800/Block
4010, Tract 010800/Block
4011, Tract 010800/Block
4012, Tract 010800/Block
4013, Tract 010800/Block
4014, Tract 010800/Block
4015, Tract 010800/Block
4016, Tract 010800/Block
4017, Tract 010800/Block
4018, Tract 010800/Block
4019, Tract 010800/Block
4020, Tract 010800/Block
4021, Tract 010800/Block
4022, Tract 010800/Block
4023, and Tract 010800/Block
4024.
E. Precinct 3-3 shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011002/Block
3000, Tract 011002/Block
3001, Tract 011002/Block
3002, Tract 011002/Block
3003, Tract 011002/Block
3004, Tract 011002/Block
3005, Tract 011002/Block
3006, Tract 011002/Block
3007, Tract 011002/Block
3008, Tract 011002/Block
3010, Tract 011002/Block
3011, Tract 011002/Block
3012, Tract 011002/Block
3013, Tract 011002/Block
3014, Tract 011002/Block
3015, Tract 011002/Block
3016, Tract 011002/Block
3017, Tract 011002/Block
3018, that portion of Tract
011004/Block 1058 within the
Rapid City limits, Tract
011004/Block 1059, Tract
011004/Block 1060, Tract
011004/Block 1061, Tract
011004/Block 1062, and Tract
011004/Block 1063.
F. That portion of Precinct
RK within the third commission
district shall be that portion of
Pennington County Census
Blocks consisting of that por-
tion of Tract 010905/Block
1035 outside of the Rapid City
limits and south of Tract
010905/Block 1042, Tract
010905/Block 1037, Tract
010905/Block 1038, Tract
010905/Block 1039, that por-
tion of Tract 010905/Block
1040 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 010905/Block
1043, Tract 010905/Block
1046, Tract 010905/Block
1048, Tract 010905/Block
1075, Tract 010905/Block
1076, Tract 010905/Block
1077, Tract 010905/Block
1086, Tract 010905/Block
1088, Tract 010905/Block
1089, and Tract 011005/Block
2016.
Fourth Commission District.
The fourth commission dis-
trict shall be divided into six-
teen precincts as follows:
A. That portion of Precinct
1-4 within the fourth commis-
sion district shall be that por-
tion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
Tract 011600/Block 5062, Tract
011600/Block 5129, Tract
011600/Block 5130, Tract
011600/Block 5131, Tract
011600/Block 5132, Tract
011600/Block 5133, Tract
011600/Block 5134, Tract
011600/Block 5136, Tract
011600/Block 5137, Tract
011600/Block 5138, Tract
011600/Block 5139, Tract
011600/Block 5140, Tract
011600/Block 5143, Tract
011600/Block 5144, Tract
011600/Block 5148, and that
portion of Tract 011600/Block
5149 within the Rapid City lim-
its.
B. Precinct BE shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 010903/Block
1000, Tract 010903/Block
1001, Tract 010903/Block
1002, Tract 010903/Block
1003, Tract 010903/Block
1004, Tract 010903/Block
1005, Tract 010903/Block
1006, Tract 010903/Block
1007, Tract 010903/Block
1008, Tract 010903/Block
1009, Tract 010903/Block
1010, Tract 010903/Block
1011, Tract 010903/Block
1012, Tract 010903/Block
1013, Tract 010903/Block
1014, Tract 010903/Block
1015, Tract 010903/Block
1016, Tract 010903/Block
1019, Tract 010903/Block
1020, Tract 010903/Block
1021, Tract 010903/Block
1022, Tract 010903/Block
1023, Tract 010903/Block
1024, Tract 010903/Block
1025, Tract 010903/Block
1026, Tract 010903/Block
1027, Tract 010903/Block
1028, Tract 010903/Block
1029, Tract 010903/Block
1030, Tract 010903/Block
1031, Tract 010903/Block
1032, Tract 010903/Block
1033, Tract 010903/Block
1034, Tract 010903/Block
1035, Tract 010903/Block
1036, Tract 010903/Block
1037, Tract 010903/Block
1038, Tract 010903/Block
1039, Tract 010903/Block
1040, Tract 010903/Block
1041, Tract 010903/Block
1042, Tract 010903/Block
1043, Tract 010903/Block
1044, Tract 010903/Block
1045, Tract 010903/Block
1046, Tract 010903/Block
1047, Tract 010903/Block
1048, that portion of Tract
010903/Block 1049 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
010903/Block 1050, Tract
010903/Block 1051, Tract
010903/Block 1052, Tract
010903/Block 1053, Tract
010903/Block 1054, Tract
010903/Block 1055, Tract
010903/Block 1056, Tract
010903/Block 1057, Tract
010903/Block 1058, Tract
010903/Block 1059, Tract
010903/Block 1060, Tract
010903/Block 1061, Tract
010903/Block 1062, Tract
010903/Block 1063, Tract
010903/Block 1064, Tract
010903/Block 1065, Tract
010903/Block 1066, Tract
010903/Block 1067, Tract
010903/Block 1068, Tract
010903/Block 1069, Tract
010903/Block 1070, Tract
010903/Block 1071, Tract
010903/Block 1072, Tract
010903/Block 1073, Tract
010903/Block 1074, Tract
010903/Block 1075, Tract
010903/Block 1076, Tract
010903/Block 1077, Tract
010903/Block 1078, Tract
010903/Block 1079, Tract
010903/Block 1080, Tract
010903/Block 1081, Tract
010903/Block 1082, Tract
010903/Block 1083, Tract
010903/Block 1084, Tract
010903/Block 1085, Tract
010903/Block 1086, Tract
010903/Block 1087, Tract
010903/Block 1088, Tract
010903/Block 1089, Tract
010903/Block 1090, Tract
010903/Block 1091, Tract
010903/Block 1092, Tract
010903/Block 1093, Tract
010903/Block 1094, Tract
010903/Block 1095, Tract
010903/Block 1096, Tract
010903/Block 1097, Tract
010903/Block 1098, Tract
010903/Block 1099, Tract
010903/Block 1100, Tract
010903/Block 1101, Tract
010903/Block 1102, Tract
010903/Block 2000, Tract
010903/Block 2001, Tract
010903/Block 2002, Tract
010903/Block 2003, Tract
010903/Block 2004, Tract
010903/Block 2005, Tract
010903/Block 2006, Tract
010903/Block 2007, Tract
010903/Block 2008, Tract
010903/Block 2010, Tract
010903/Block 2011, Tract
010903/Block 2012, Tract
010903/Block 2013, Tract
010903/Block 2014, Tract
010903/Block 2015, Tract
010903/Block 2016, Tract
010903/Block 2017, Tract
010903/Block 2018, Tract
010903/Block 2019, Tract
010903/Block 2020, Tract
010903/Block 2021, Tract
010903/Block 2022, Tract
010903/Block 2024, Tract
010903/Block 2025, Tract
010903/Block 2040, Tract
010903/Block 2042, Tract
010903/Block 2043, Tract
010903/Block 2044, Tract
010903/Block 2045, Tract
010903/Block 2046, Tract
010903/Block 2048, that por-
tion of Tract 010903/Block
2049 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 010903/Block
2050, Tract 010903/Block
2051, Tract 010903/Block
2052, Tract 010903/Block
2053, Tract 010903/Block
2054, Tract 010903/Block
2058, Tract 010903/Block
2059, Tract 011400/Block
1000, Tract 011400/Block
1001, Tract 011400/Block
1022, Tract 011400/Block
1023, Tract 011400/Block
1024, Tract 011400/Block
1025, Tract 011400/Block
1026, Tract 011400/Block
1027, Tract 011400/Block
1028, Tract 011400/Block
1029, Tract 011400/Block
1030, Tract 011400/Block
1031, Tract 011400/Block
1032, Tract 011400/Block
1033, Tract 011400/Block
1034, Tract 011400/Block
1035, Tract 011400/Block
1036, Tract 011400/Block
1039, Tract 011400/Block
1041, Tract 011500/Block
1015, Tract 011500/Block
1016, Tract 011500/Block
1017, Tract 011500/Block
1018, Tract 011500/Block
1019, Tract 011500/Block
1020, Tract 011500/Block
1021, Tract 011500/Block
1022, Tract 011500/Block
1023, Tract 011500/Block
1024, Tract 011500/Block
1025, Tract 011500/Block
1026, Tract 011500/Block
1044, Tract 011500/Block
1045, Tract 011500/Block
1048, Tract 011500/Block
1049, Tract 011500/Block
1056, Tract 011500/Block
1057, Tract 011500/Block
1058, Tract 011500/Block
1059, Tract 011500/Block
1061, Tract 011500/Block
1062, Tract 011500/Block
1063, Tract 011500/Block
1064, Tract 011500/Block
1065, Tract 011600/Block
2028, Tract 011600/Block
2029, Tract 011600/Block
2030, Tract 011600/Block
2031, Tract 011600/Block
2038, Tract 011600/Block
2039, Tract 011600/Block
2040, Tract 011600/Block
2041, Tract 011600/Block
2042, Tract 011600/Block
2043, Tract 011600/Block
2044, Tract 011600/Block
5043, Tract 011600/Block
5044, Tract 011600/Block
5045, Tract 011600/Block
5047, Tract 011600/Block
5066, Tract 011600/Block
5067, Tract 011600/Block
5068, Tract 011600/Block
5069, Tract 011600/Block
5070, Tract 011600/Block
5071, Tract 011600/Block
5072, Tract 011600/Block
5073, Tract 011600/Block
5074, Tract 011600/Block
5075, Tract 011600/Block
5076, Tract 011600/Block
5077, Tract 011600/Block
5078, Tract 011600/Block
5079, Tract 011600/Block
5080, Tract 011600/Block
5081, and Tract 011600/Block
5238.
C. Precinct CA shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of that portion of Tract
011600/Block 2032 south of
Tract 011600/Block 2034, Tract
011600/Block 2033, Tract
011600/Block 2035, Tract
011600/Block 2045, Tract
011600/Block 2046, Tract
011600/Block 2047, Tract
011600/Block 2048, Tract
011600/Block 2049, Tract
011600/Block 2050, Tract
011600/Block 2051, Tract
011600/Block 2052, Tract
011600/Block 2053, Tract
011600/Block 3277, Tract
011600/Block 3278, Tract
011600/Block 3279, Tract
011600/Block 3295, Tract
011600/Block 3296, Tract
011600/Block 3297, Tract
011600/Block 3298, Tract
011600/Block 3300, Tract
011600/Block 3301, Tract
011600/Block 3302, Tract
011600/Block 3303, Tract
011600/Block 3304, Tract
011600/Block 3305, Tract
011600/Block 3307, Tract
011600/Block 3309, Tract
011600/Block 3310, Tract
011600/Block 3402, Tract
011600/Block 3403, Tract
011600/Block 3421, Tract
011600/Block 3424, Tract
011600/Block 5017, Tract
011600/Block 5018, Tract
011600/Block 5025, Tract
011600/Block 5036, Tract
011600/Block 5037, Tract
011600/Block 5038, Tract
011600/Block 5039, Tract
011600/Block 5040, Tract
011600/Block 5041, Tract
011600/Block 5042, Tract
011600/Block 5046, Tract
011600/Block 5048, Tract
011600/Block 5049, Tract
011600/Block 5050, Tract
011600/Block 5051, Tract
011600/Block 5052, Tract
011600/Block 5053, Tract
011600/Block 5056, Tract
011600/Block 5057, Tract
011600/Block 5058, Tract
011600/Block 5059, Tract
011600/Block 5060, Tract
011600/Block 5061, Tract
011600/Block 5063, Tract
011600/Block 5064, Tract
011600/Block 5065, Tract
011600/Block 5082, Tract
011600/Block 5083, Tract
011600/Block 5084, Tract
Proceedings of Pennington
County Commissioners
(cont. from previous page)
Continued on page 15
Secton B - Pennngton ounty ourant - leLruary , o+ - Page + PuLc Notces
PuLc Notce Advertsng
Protects Your Rght To Know.
011600/Block 5085, Tract
011600/Block 5086, Tract
011600/Block 5087, Tract
011600/Block 5088, Tract
011600/Block 5089, Tract
011600/Block 5094, Tract
011600/Block 5095, Tract
011600/Block 5096, Tract
011600/Block 5097, Tract
011600/Block 5098, Tract
011600/Block 5099, Tract
011600/Block 5100, Tract
011600/Block 5101, Tract
011600/Block 5102, Tract
011600/Block 5103, Tract
011600/Block 5104, Tract
011600/Block 5105, Tract
011600/Block 5106, Tract
011600/Block 5107, Tract
011600/Block 5109, Tract
011600/Block 5110, Tract
011600/Block 5111, Tract
011600/Block 5112, Tract
011600/Block 5113, Tract
011600/Block 5114, Tract
011600/Block 5115, Tract
011600/Block 5116, Tract
011600/Block 5117, Tract
011600/Block 5118, Tract
011600/Block 5119, Tract
011600/Block 5120, Tract
011600/Block 5121, Tract
011600/Block 5122, Tract
011600/Block 5123, Tract
011600/Block 5124, Tract
011600/Block 5125, Tract
011600/Block 5126, Tract
011600/Block 5127, Tract
011600/Block 5128, Tract
011600/Block 5135, Tract
011600/Block 5141, Tract
011600/Block 5142, Tract
011600/Block 5145, Tract
011600/Block 5146, Tract
011600/Block 5147, Tract
011600/Block 5150, Tract
011600/Block 5151, Tract
011600/Block 5152, Tract
011600/Block 5153, Tract
011600/Block 5154, Tract
011600/Block 5155, Tract
011600/Block 5156, Tract
011600/Block 5157, Tract
011600/Block 5158, Tract
011600/Block 5159, Tract
011600/Block 5160, Tract
011600/Block 5161, Tract
011600/Block 5162, Tract
011600/Block 5163, Tract
011600/Block 5164, Tract
011600/Block 5165, Tract
011600/Block 5166, Tract
011600/Block 5167, Tract
011600/Block 5168, Tract
011600/Block 5175, Tract
011600/Block 5176, Tract
011600/Block 5177, Tract
011600/Block 5178, Tract
011600/Block 5192, Tract
011600/Block 5197, Tract
011600/Block 5198, Tract
011600/Block 5199, Tract
011600/Block 5200, Tract
011600/Block 5220, Tract
011600/Block 5221, Tract
011600/Block 5222, Tract
011600/Block 5223, Tract
011600/Block 5224, Tract
011600/Block 5229, Tract
011600/Block 5230, Tract
011600/Block 5231, and Tract
011600/Block 5237.
D. Precinct CR shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011600/Block
1000, Tract 011600/Block
1001, Tract 011600/Block
1002, Tract 011600/Block
1003, Tract 011600/Block
1004, Tract 011600/Block
1005, Tract 011600/Block
1006, Tract 011600/Block
1007, Tract 011600/Block
1008, Tract 011600/Block
1009, Tract 011600/Block
1010, Tract 011600/Block
1011, Tract 011600/Block
1012, Tract 011600/Block
1013, Tract 011600/Block
1014, Tract 011600/Block
1015, Tract 011600/Block
1016, Tract 011600/Block
1017, Tract 011600/Block
1018, Tract 011600/Block
1019, Tract 011600/Block
1020, Tract 011600/Block
1021, Tract 011600/Block
1022, Tract 011600/Block
1023, Tract 011600/Block
1024, Tract 011600/Block
1025, Tract 011600/Block
1026, Tract 011600/Block
1027, Tract 011600/Block
1028, Tract 011600/Block
1029, Tract 011600/Block
1030, Tract 011600/Block
1031, Tract 011600/Block
1032, Tract 011600/Block
1033, Tract 011600/Block
1034, Tract 011600/Block
1035, Tract 011600/Block
1036, Tract 011600/Block
1037, Tract 011600/Block
1038, Tract 011600/Block
1039, Tract 011600/Block
1040, Tract 011600/Block
1041, Tract 011600/Block
1042, Tract 011600/Block
1043, Tract 011600/Block
1044, Tract 011600/Block
1045, Tract 011600/Block
1046, Tract 011600/Block
1047, Tract 011600/Block
1048, Tract 011600/Block
1049, Tract 011600/Block
1050, Tract 011600/Block
1051, Tract 011600/Block
1052, Tract 011600/Block
1053, Tract 011600/Block
1054, Tract 011600/Block
1055, Tract 011600/Block
1056, Tract 011600/Block
1057, Tract 011600/Block
1058, Tract 011600/Block
1059, Tract 011600/Block
1060, Tract 011600/Block
1061, Tract 011600/Block
1062, Tract 011600/Block
1063, Tract 011600/Block
1064, Tract 011600/Block
1065, Tract 011600/Block
1066, Tract 011600/Block
1067, Tract 011600/Block
1068, Tract 011600/Block
1069, Tract 011600/Block
1070, Tract 011600/Block
1071, Tract 011600/Block
1072, Tract 011600/Block
1073, Tract 011600/Block
1074, Tract 011600/Block
1075, Tract 011600/Block
1076, Tract 011600/Block
1077, Tract 011600/Block
1078, Tract 011600/Block
1079, Tract 011600/Block
1080, Tract 011600/Block
1081, Tract 011600/Block
1082, Tract 011600/Block
1083, Tract 011600/Block
1084, Tract 011600/Block
1085, Tract 011600/Block
1086, Tract 011600/Block
1087, Tract 011600/Block
1088, Tract 011600/Block
1089, Tract 011600/Block
1090, Tract 011600/Block
1091, Tract 011600/Block
1092, Tract 011600/Block
1093, Tract 011600/Block
1094, Tract 011600/Block
1095, Tract 011600/Block
1096, Tract 011600/Block
1097, Tract 011600/Block
1098, Tract 011600/Block
1099, Tract 011600/Block
1100, Tract 011600/Block
1101, Tract 011600/Block
1102, Tract 011600/Block
1103, Tract 011600/Block
1104, Tract 011600/Block
1105, Tract 011600/Block
1106, Tract 011600/Block
1107, Tract 011600/Block
1108, Tract 011600/Block
1109, Tract 011600/Block 1110,
Tract 011600/Block 1111, Tract
011600/Block 1112, Tract
011600/Block 1113, Tract
011600/Block 1114, Tract
011600/Block 1115, Tract
011600/Block 1116, Tract
011600/Block 1117, Tract
011600/Block 1118, Tract
011600/Block 1119, Tract
011600/Block 1120, Tract
011600/Block 1121, Tract
011600/Block 1122, Tract
011600/Block 1125, Tract
011600/Block 1126, Tract
011600/Block 1127, Tract
011600/Block 1128, Tract
011600/Block 1132, Tract
011600/Block 1133, Tract
011600/Block 1134, Tract
011600/Block 1167, Tract
011600/Block 1453, Tract
011600/Block 1456, Tract
011600/Block 1461, Tract
011600/Block 1462, Tract
011600/Block 1463, Tract
011600/Block 1465, Tract
011600/Block 1466, and Tract
011600/Block 3000.
E. Precinct EL shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 010903/Block
1017, Tract 010903/Block
1018, Tract 011500/Block
1000, Tract 011500/Block
1001, Tract 011500/Block
1002, Tract 011500/Block
1003, Tract 011500/Block
1004, Tract 011500/Block
1005, Tract 011500/Block
1006, Tract 011500/Block
1007, Tract 011500/Block
1008, Tract 011500/Block
1009, Tract 011500/Block
1010, Tract 011500/Block
1011, Tract 011500/Block
1012, Tract 011500/Block
1013, Tract 011500/Block
1014, Tract 011500/Block
1027, Tract 011500/Block
1028, Tract 011500/Block
1029, Tract 011500/Block
1030, Tract 011500/Block
1031, Tract 011500/Block
1032, Tract 011500/Block
1033, Tract 011500/Block
1034, Tract 011500/Block
1035, Tract 011500/Block
1036, Tract 011500/Block
1037, Tract 011500/Block
1038, Tract 011500/Block
1039, Tract 011500/Block
1040, Tract 011500/Block
1041, Tract 011500/Block
1042, Tract 011500/Block
1043, Tract 011500/Block
1046, Tract 011500/Block
1047, Tract 011500/Block
1050, Tract 011500/Block
1051, Tract 011500/Block
1052, Tract 011500/Block
1053, Tract 011500/Block
1054, Tract 011500/Block
1055, Tract 011500/Block
1060, Tract 011500/Block
1066, Tract 011600/Block
2001, Tract 011600/Block
2002, Tract 011600/Block
2003, Tract 011600/Block
2004, Tract 011600/Block
2005, Tract 011600/Block
2006, Tract 011600/Block
2007, Tract 011600/Block
2008, Tract 011600/Block
2009, Tract 011600/Block
2010, Tract 011600/Block
2014, Tract 011600/Block
2015, Tract 011600/Block
2016, Tract 011600/Block
2017, Tract 011600/Block
2018, Tract 011600/Block
2019, Tract 011600/Block
2020, Tract 011600/Block
2021, Tract 011600/Block
2022, Tract 011600/Block
2023, Tract 011600/Block
2024, Tract 011600/Block
2025, Tract 011600/Block
2026, Tract 011600/Block
2027, and Tract 011600/Block
2037.
F. Precinct HR shall be that
portion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
Tract 010905/Block 1041, Tract
010905/Block 1044, Tract
010905/Block 1051, Tract
010905/Block 1053, Tract
011600/Block 5169, Tract
011600/Block 5172, Tract
011600/Block 5179, Tract
011600/Block 5180, Tract
011600/Block 5181, Tract
011600/Block 5182, Tract
011600/Block 5183, Tract
011600/Block 5184, Tract
011600/Block 5185, Tract
011600/Block 5186, Tract
011600/Block 5187, Tract
011600/Block 5201, Tract
011600/Block 5202, Tract
011600/Block 5203, Tract
011600/Block 5204, Tract
011600/Block 5205, Tract
011600/Block 5206, Tract
011600/Block 5207, Tract
011600/Block 5208, Tract
011600/Block 5209, Tract
011600/Block 5210, Tract
011600/Block 5211, Tract
011600/Block 5212, Tract
011600/Block 5213, Tract
011600/Block 5214, Tract
011600/Block 5215, Tract
011600/Block 5216, Tract
011600/Block 5217, Tract
011600/Block 5218, and Tract
011600/Block 5219.
G. Precinct NH shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011400/Block
1002, Tract 011400/Block
1003, Tract 011400/Block
1004, Tract 011400/Block
1005, Tract 011400/Block
1006, Tract 011400/Block
1007, Tract 011400/Block
1008, Tract 011400/Block
1009, Tract 011400/Block
1010, Tract 011400/Block
1011, Tract 011400/Block
1012, Tract 011400/Block
1013, Tract 011400/Block
1014, Tract 011400/Block
1015, Tract 011400/Block
1016, Tract 011400/Block
1017, Tract 011400/Block
1019, Tract 011400/Block
1020, Tract 011400/Block
1021, Tract 011400/Block
1038, Tract 011400/Block
1040, Tract 011400/Block
2000, Tract 011400/Block
2001, Tract 011400/Block
2002, Tract 011400/Block
2003, Tract 011400/Block
2004, Tract 011400/Block
2005, Tract 011400/Block
2006, Tract 011400/Block
2007, Tract 011400/Block
2008, Tract 011400/Block
2012, Tract 011400/Block
2027, that portion of Tract
011400/Block 2028 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
011400/Block 2031, Tract
011400/Block 2032, Tract
011400/Block 2034, Tract
011400/Block 2035, Tract
011400/Block 2036, Tract
011400/Block 2038, Tract
011400/Block 2039, Tract
011400/Block 2042, Tract
011400/Block 2053, Tract
011400/Block 2054, that por-
tion of Tract 011400/Block
3079 outside of the Rapid City
limits, and that portion of Tract
011400/Block 3090 outside of
the Rapid City limits.
H. Precinct NU shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011600/Block
2000, Tract 011600/Block
2011, Tract 011600/Block
2012, Tract 011600/Block
2013, that portion of
Tract011600/Block 2032 west
of Tract 011600/Block 2034,
Tract 011600/Block 2034, Tract
011600/Block 2036, Tract
011600/Block 3017, Tract
011600/Block 3019, Tract
011600/Block 3020, Tract
011600/Block 3021, Tract
011600/Block 3022, Tract
011600/Block 3023, Tract
011600/Block 3025, Tract
011600/Block 3026, Tract
011600/Block 3030, Tract
011600/Block 3031, Tract
011600/Block 3032, Tract
011600/Block 3033, Tract
011600/Block 3034, Tract
011600/Block 3035, Tract
011600/Block 3036, Tract
011600/Block 3037, Tract
011600/Block 3038, Tract
011600/Block 3039, Tract
011600/Block 3040, Tract
011600/Block 3041, Tract
011600/Block 3042, Tract
011600/Block 3043, Tract
011600/Block 3044, Tract
011600/Block 3045, Tract
011600/Block 3046, Tract
011600/Block 3047, Tract
011600/Block 3048, Tract
011600/Block 3049, Tract
011600/Block 3050, Tract
011600/Block 3051, Tract
011600/Block 3052, Tract
011600/Block 3053, Tract
011600/Block 3054, Tract
011600/Block 3055, Tract
011600/Block 3056, Tract
011600/Block 3057, Tract
011600/Block 3058, Tract
011600/Block 3059, Tract
011600/Block 3060, Tract
011600/Block 3061, Tract
011600/Block 3062, Tract
011600/Block 3063, Tract
011600/Block 3064, Tract
011600/Block 3065, Tract
011600/Block 3066, Tract
011600/Block 3067, Tract
011600/Block 3068, Tract
011600/Block 3069, Tract
011600/Block 3070, Tract
011600/Block 3071, Tract
011600/Block 3072, Tract
011600/Block 3073, Tract
011600/Block 3074, Tract
011600/Block 3075, Tract
011600/Block 3076, Tract
011600/Block 3077, Tract
011600/Block 3078, Tract
011600/Block 3079, Tract
011600/Block 3080, Tract
011600/Block 3081, Tract
011600/Block 3082, Tract
011600/Block 3083, Tract
011600/Block 3084, Tract
011600/Block 3085, Tract
011600/Block 3086, Tract
011600/Block 3087, Tract
011600/Block 3088, Tract
011600/Block 3089, Tract
011600/Block 3090, Tract
011600/Block 3091, Tract
011600/Block 3092, Tract
011600/Block 3093, Tract
011600/Block 3094, Tract
011600/Block 3095, Tract
011600/Block 3096, Tract
011600/Block 3097, Tract
011600/Block 3098, Tract
011600/Block 3099, Tract
011600/Block 3100, Tract
011600/Block 3101, Tract
011600/Block 3102, Tract
011600/Block 3113, Tract
011600/Block 3219, Tract
011600/Block 3224, Tract
011600/Block 3225, Tract
011600/Block 3226, Tract
011600/Block 3227, Tract
011600/Block 3228, Tract
011600/Block 3239, Tract
011600/Block 3240, Tract
011600/Block 3241, Tract
011600/Block 3242, Tract
011600/Block 3243, Tract
011600/Block 3244, Tract
011600/Block 3245, Tract
011600/Block 3246, Tract
011600/Block 3247, Tract
011600/Block 3248, Tract
011600/Block 3249, Tract
011600/Block 3250, Tract
011600/Block 3260, Tract
011600/Block 3266, Tract
011600/Block 3267, Tract
011600/Block 3268, Tract
011600/Block 3269, Tract
011600/Block 3270, Tract
011600/Block 3271, Tract
011600/Block 3272, Tract
011600/Block 3273, Tract
011600/Block 3274, Tract
011600/Block 3275, Tract
011600/Block 3276, Tract
011600/Block 3306, Tract
011600/Block 3308, Tract
011600/Block 3338, Tract
011600/Block 3359, Tract
011600/Block 3360, Tract
011600/Block 3405, Tract
011600/Block 3406, Tract
011600/Block 3416, Tract
011600/Block 3423, Tract
011600/Block 4000, Tract
011600/Block 4001, Tract
011600/Block 4002, Tract
011600/Block 4003, Tract
011600/Block 4004, Tract
011600/Block 4005, Tract
011600/Block 4006, Tract
011600/Block 4007, Tract
011600/Block 4008, Tract
011600/Block 4009, Tract
011600/Block 4010, Tract
011600/Block 4011, Tract
011600/Block 4012, Tract
011600/Block 4013, Tract
011600/Block 4014, Tract
011600/Block 4015, Tract
011600/Block 4016, Tract
011600/Block 4017, Tract
011600/Block 4018, Tract
011600/Block 4019, Tract
011600/Block 4020, Tract
011600/Block 4021, Tract
011600/Block 4022, Tract
011600/Block 4023, Tract
011600/Block 4024, Tract
011600/Block 4025, Tract
011600/Block 4026, Tract
011600/Block 4027, Tract
011600/Block 4028, Tract
011600/Block 4029, Tract
011600/Block 4030, Tract
011600/Block 4031, Tract
011600/Block 4032, Tract
011600/Block 4033, Tract
011600/Block 4034, Tract
011600/Block 4035, Tract
011600/Block 4036, Tract
011600/Block 4037, Tract
011600/Block 4038, Tract
011600/Block 4039, Tract
011600/Block 4040, Tract
011600/Block 4041, Tract
011600/Block 4042, Tract
011600/Block 4043, Tract
011600/Block 4044, Tract
011600/Block 4045, Tract
011600/Block 4046, Tract
011600/Block 4047, Tract
011600/Block 4048, Tract
011600/Block 4049, Tract
011600/Block 4050, Tract
011600/Block 4051, Tract
011600/Block 4052, Tract
011600/Block 4053, Tract
011600/Block 4054, Tract
011600/Block 4055, Tract
011600/Block 4056, Tract
011600/Block 4057, Tract
011600/Block 4058, Tract
011600/Block 4059, Tract
011600/Block 4060, Tract
011600/Block 4061, Tract
011600/Block 4062, Tract
011600/Block 4063, Tract
011600/Block 4064, Tract
011600/Block 5000, Tract
011600/Block 5001, Tract
011600/Block 5002, Tract
011600/Block 5003, Tract
011600/Block 5004, Tract
011600/Block 5005, Tract
011600/Block 5006, Tract
011600/Block 5007, Tract
011600/Block 5008, Tract
011600/Block 5009, Tract
011600/Block 5010, Tract
011600/Block 5011, Tract
011600/Block 5012, Tract
011600/Block 5013, Tract
011600/Block 5014, Tract
011600/Block 5015, Tract
011600/Block 5016, Tract
011600/Block 5019, Tract
011600/Block 5020, Tract
011600/Block 5021, Tract
011600/Block 5022, Tract
011600/Block 5023, Tract
011600/Block 5024, Tract
011600/Block 5026, Tract
011600/Block 5027, Tract
011600/Block 5028, Tract
011600/Block 5029, Tract
011600/Block 5030, Tract
011600/Block 5031, Tract
011600/Block 5032, Tract
011600/Block 5033, Tract
011600/Block 5034, Tract
011600/Block 5035, Tract
011600/Block 5054, Tract
011600/Block 5055, Tract
011600/Block 5090, Tract
011600/Block 5091, Tract
011600/Block 5092, Tract
011600/Block 5093, Tract
011600/Block 5108, Tract
011600/Block 5225, Tract
011600/Block 5226, Tract
011600/Block 5227, Tract
011600/Block 5228, Tract
011600/Block 5232, Tract
011600/Block 5233, Tract
011600/Block 5234, Tract
011600/Block 5235, and Tract
011600/Block 5236.
. Precinct QU shall be that
portion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
Tract 011600/Block 1123, Tract
011600/Block 1124, Tract
011600/Block 1129, Tract
011600/Block 1130, Tract
011600/Block 1131, Tract
011600/Block 1135, Tract
011600/Block 1136, Tract
011600/Block 1137, Tract
011600/Block 1138, Tract
011600/Block 1139, Tract
011600/Block 1140, Tract
011600/Block 1141, Tract
011600/Block 1142, Tract
011600/Block 1143, Tract
011600/Block 1144, Tract
011600/Block 1145, Tract
011600/Block 1146, Tract
011600/Block 1147, Tract
011600/Block 1148, Tract
011600/Block 1149, Tract
011600/Block 1150, Tract
011600/Block 1151, Tract
011600/Block 1152, Tract
011600/Block 1153, Tract
011600/Block 1154, Tract
011600/Block 1155, Tract
011600/Block 1156, Tract
011600/Block 1157, Tract
011600/Block 1158, Tract
011600/Block 1159, Tract
011600/Block 1160, Tract
011600/Block 1161, Tract
011600/Block 1162, Tract
011600/Block 1163, Tract
011600/Block 1164, Tract
011600/Block 1165, Tract
011600/Block 1166, Tract
011600/Block 1168, Tract
011600/Block 1170, Tract
011600/Block 1171, Tract
011600/Block 1172, Tract
011600/Block 1173, Tract
011600/Block 1174, Tract
011600/Block 1175, Tract
011600/Block 1176, Tract
011600/Block 1177, Tract
011600/Block 1178, Tract
011600/Block 1179, Tract
011600/Block 1180, Tract
011600/Block 1181, Tract
011600/Block 1182, Tract
011600/Block 1183, Tract
011600/Block 1184, Tract
011600/Block 1185, Tract
011600/Block 1186, Tract
011600/Block 1187, Tract
011600/Block 1188, Tract
011600/Block 1189, Tract
011600/Block 1190, Tract
011600/Block 1191, Tract
011600/Block 1192, Tract
011600/Block 1193, Tract
011600/Block 1194, Tract
011600/Block 1195, Tract
011600/Block 1196, Tract
011600/Block 1197, Tract
011600/Block 1198, Tract
011600/Block 1199, Tract
011600/Block 1200, Tract
011600/Block 1201, Tract
011600/Block 1202, Tract
011600/Block 1203, Tract
011600/Block 1204, Tract
011600/Block 1205, Tract
011600/Block 1206, Tract
011600/Block 1207, Tract
011600/Block 1208, Tract
011600/Block 1209, Tract
011600/Block 1210, Tract
011600/Block 1211, Tract
011600/Block 1212, Tract
011600/Block 1213, Tract
011600/Block 1214, Tract
011600/Block 1215, Tract
011600/Block 1216, Tract
011600/Block 1217, Tract
011600/Block 1218, Tract
011600/Block 1219, Tract
011600/Block 1220, Tract
011600/Block 1221, Tract
011600/Block 1222, Tract
011600/Block 1223, Tract
011600/Block 1224, Tract
011600/Block 1225, Tract
011600/Block 1226, Tract
011600/Block 1227, Tract
011600/Block 1228, Tract
011600/Block 1229, Tract
011600/Block 1230, Tract
011600/Block 1231, Tract
011600/Block 1232, Tract
011600/Block 1233, Tract
011600/Block 1234, Tract
011600/Block 1235, Tract
011600/Block 1236, Tract
011600/Block 1237, Tract
011600/Block 1238, Tract
011600/Block 1251, Tract
011600/Block 1252, Tract
011600/Block 1253, Tract
011600/Block 1302, Tract
011600/Block 1303, Tract
011600/Block 1304, Tract
011600/Block 1305, Tract
011600/Block 1306, Tract
011600/Block 1307, Tract
011600/Block 1308, Tract
011600/Block 1309, Tract
011600/Block 1310, Tract
011600/Block 1311, Tract
011600/Block 1312, Tract
011600/Block 1313, Tract
011600/Block 1314, Tract
011600/Block 1315, Tract
011600/Block 1316, Tract
011600/Block 1317, Tract
011600/Block 1318, Tract
011600/Block 1319, Tract
011600/Block 1320, Tract
011600/Block 1321, Tract
011600/Block 1322, Tract
011600/Block 1323, Tract
011600/Block 1324, Tract
011600/Block 1325, Tract
011600/Block 1326, Tract
011600/Block 1327, Tract
011600/Block 1328, Tract
011600/Block 1332, Tract
011600/Block 1333, Tract
011600/Block 1334, Tract
011600/Block 1335, Tract
011600/Block 1336, Tract
011600/Block 1339, Tract
011600/Block 1342, Tract
011600/Block 1343, Tract
011600/Block 1344, Tract
011600/Block 1345, Tract
011600/Block 1346, Tract
011600/Block 1347, Tract
011600/Block 1388, Tract
011600/Block 1389, Tract
011600/Block 1443, Tract
011600/Block 1444, Tract
011600/Block 1445, Tract
011600/Block 1446, Tract
011600/Block 1448, Tract
011600/Block 1450, Tract
011600/Block 1451, Tract
011600/Block 1460, Tract
011600/Block 3008, Tract
011600/Block 3009, Tract
011600/Block 3010, Tract
011600/Block 3011, Tract
011600/Block 3173, Tract
011600/Block 3174, Tract
011600/Block 3175, Tract
011600/Block 3176, Tract
011600/Block 3183, Tract
011600/Block 3188, Tract
011600/Block 3194, and Tract
011600/Block 3195.
J. Precinct RV shall be that
portion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
Tract 010903/Block 4005, Tract
010903/Block 4014, Tract
010903/Block 4015, that por-
tion of Tract 010903/Block
4018 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 010903/Block
4021, Tract 010903/Block
4023, Tract 010903/Block
4024, Tract 010903/Block
4028, Tract 010903/Block
4029, Tract 010903/Block
4030, Tract 010903/Block
4031, Tract 010903/Block
4032, Tract 010903/Block
4033, Tract 010903/Block
4034, Tract 010903/Block
4035, Tract 010903/Block
4036, Tract 010903/Block
4037, Tract 010903/Block
4038, Tract 010903/Block
4039, Tract 010903/Block
4040, Tract 010903/Block
4041, Tract 010903/Block
4042, Tract 010903/Block
4043, Tract 010903/Block
4044, Tract 010903/Block
4045, Tract 010903/Block
4046, Tract 010903/Block
4047, Tract 010903/Block
4048, Tract 010903/Block
4049, Tract 010903/Block
4051, Tract 010903/Block
4052, Tract 010903/Block
4053, Tract 010903/Block
4054, Tract 010903/Block
4055, Tract 010903/Block
4056, Tract 010903/Block
4057, Tract 010903/Block
4058, Tract 010903/Block
4059, Tract 010903/Block
4062, Tract 010903/Block
4063, Tract 010906/Block
2000, Tract 010906/Block
2001, Tract 010906/Block
2002, Tract 010906/Block
2003, Tract 010906/Block
2004, Tract 010906/Block
2005, Tract 010906/Block
2006, Tract 010906/Block
2007, Tract 010906/Block
2047, Tract 010906/Block
2048, Tract 010906/Block
2067, and Tract 010906/Block
2068.
K. Precinct SC shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011600/Block
1329, Tract 011600/Block
1330, Tract 011600/Block
1331, Tract 011600/Block
1348, Tract 011600/Block
1349, Tract 011600/Block
1350, Tract 011600/Block
1351, Tract 011600/Block
1352, Tract 011600/Block
1353, Tract 011600/Block
1354, Tract 011600/Block
1355, Tract 011600/Block
1356, Tract 011600/Block
1357, Tract 011600/Block
1358, Tract 011600/Block
1359, Tract 011600/Block
1360, Tract 011600/Block
1361, Tract 011600/Block
1362, Tract 011600/Block
1363, Tract 011600/Block
1364, Tract 011600/Block
1365, Tract 011600/Block
1366, Tract 011600/Block
1367, Tract 011600/Block
1368, Tract 011600/Block
1369, Tract 011600/Block
1370, Tract 011600/Block
1371, Tract 011600/Block
1372, Tract 011600/Block
1373, Tract 011600/Block
1374, Tract 011600/Block
1375, Tract 011600/Block
1376, Tract 011600/Block
1377, Tract 011600/Block
1378, Tract 011600/Block
1379, Tract 011600/Block
1380, Tract 011600/Block
1381, Tract 011600/Block
1382, Tract 011600/Block
1383, Tract 011600/Block
1384, Tract 011600/Block
1385, Tract 011600/Block
1386, Tract 011600/Block
1387, Tract 011600/Block
1390, Tract 011600/Block
1391, Tract 011600/Block
1392, Tract 011600/Block
1393, Tract 011600/Block
1394, Tract 011600/Block
1395, Tract 011600/Block
1396, Tract 011600/Block
1397, Tract 011600/Block
1398, Tract 011600/Block
1399, Tract 011600/Block
1400, Tract 011600/Block
1401, Tract 011600/Block
1402, Tract 011600/Block
1403, Tract 011600/Block
1404, Tract 011600/Block
1405, Tract 011600/Block
1406, Tract 011600/Block
1407, Tract 011600/Block
1408, Tract 011600/Block
1409, Tract 011600/Block
1410, Tract 011600/Block
1411, Tract 011600/Block
1412, Tract 011600/Block
1413, Tract 011600/Block
1414, Tract 011600/Block
1415, Tract 011600/Block
1416, Tract 011600/Block
1417, Tract 011600/Block
1418, Tract 011600/Block
1419, Tract 011600/Block
1420, Tract 011600/Block
1421, Tract 011600/Block
1422, Tract 011600/Block
1423, Tract 011600/Block
1424, Tract 011600/Block
1425, Tract 011600/Block
1426, Tract 011600/Block
1427, Tract 011600/Block
1428, Tract 011600/Block
1429, Tract 011600/Block
1430, Tract 011600/Block
1431, Tract 011600/Block
1432, Tract 011600/Block
1433, Tract 011600/Block
1434, Tract 011600/Block
1435, Tract 011600/Block
1436, Tract 011600/Block
1437, Tract 011600/Block
1438, Tract 011600/Block
1439, Tract 011600/Block
1440, Tract 011600/Block
1441, Tract 011600/Block
1442, Tract 011600/Block
1449, Tract 011600/Block
1454, Tract 011600/Block
1455, Tract 011600/Block
1457, Tract 011600/Block
1458, Tract 011600/Block
1459, Tract 011600/Block
1464, Tract 011600/Block
3203, Tract 011600/Block
3252, Tract 011600/Block
3253, Tract 011600/Block
3254, Tract 011600/Block
3255, Tract 011600/Block
3256, Tract 011600/Block
3257, Tract 011600/Block
3259, Tract 011600/Block
3261, Tract 011600/Block
3263, Tract 011600/Block
3264, Tract 011600/Block
3265, Tract 011600/Block
3280, Tract 011600/Block
3281, Tract 011600/Block
3282, Tract 011600/Block
3283, Tract 011600/Block
3284, Tract 011600/Block
3285, Tract 011600/Block
Proceedings of Pennington
County Commissioners
(cont. from previous page)
Continued on page 16
Secton B - Pennngton ounty ourant - leLruary , o+ - Page + PuLc Notces
PuLc Notce Advertsng
Protects Your Rght To Know.
3286, Tract 011600/Block
3287, Tract 011600/Block
3288, Tract 011600/Block
3289, Tract 011600/Block
3290, Tract 011600/Block
3291, Tract 011600/Block
3292, Tract 011600/Block
3293, Tract 011600/Block
3294, Tract 011600/Block
3299, Tract 011600/Block
3311, Tract 011600/Block
3312, Tract 011600/Block
3313, Tract 011600/Block
3314, Tract 011600/Block
3315, Tract 011600/Block
3316, Tract 011600/Block
3317, Tract 011600/Block
3318, Tract 011600/Block
3319, Tract 011600/Block
3320, Tract 011600/Block
3321, Tract 011600/Block
3322, Tract 011600/Block
3323, Tract 011600/Block
3324, Tract 011600/Block
3325, Tract 011600/Block
3326, Tract 011600/Block
3327, Tract 011600/Block
3328, Tract 011600/Block
3329, Tract 011600/Block
3330, Tract 011600/Block
3331, Tract 011600/Block
3332, Tract 011600/Block
3333, Tract 011600/Block
3334, Tract 011600/Block
3335, Tract 011600/Block
3336, Tract 011600/Block
3337, Tract 011600/Block
3339, Tract 011600/Block
3340, Tract 011600/Block
3341, Tract 011600/Block
3342, Tract 011600/Block
3343, Tract 011600/Block
3344, Tract 011600/Block
3345, Tract 011600/Block
3346, Tract 011600/Block
3347, Tract 011600/Block
3348, Tract 011600/Block
3349, Tract 011600/Block
3350, Tract 011600/Block
3351, Tract 011600/Block
3352, Tract 011600/Block
3353, Tract 011600/Block
3354, Tract 011600/Block
3355, Tract 011600/Block
3356, Tract 011600/Block
3358, Tract 011600/Block
3361, Tract 011600/Block
3362, Tract 011600/Block
3363, Tract 011600/Block
3364, Tract 011600/Block
3365, Tract 011600/Block
3366, Tract 011600/Block
3367, Tract 011600/Block
3368, Tract 011600/Block
3388, Tract 011600/Block
3389, Tract 011600/Block
3390, Tract 011600/Block
3391, Tract 011600/Block
3392, Tract 011600/Block
3393, Tract 011600/Block
3394, Tract 011600/Block
3395, Tract 011600/Block
3400, Tract 011600/Block
3401, Tract 011600/Block
3417, and Tract 011600/Block
3422.
L. Precinct VF shall be that
portion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
Tract 010903/Block 3013, Tract
010903/Block 3014, Tract
010903/Block 3017, Tract
010903/Block 3018, Tract
010903/Block 3019, Tract
010903/Block 3020, Tract
010903/Block 3021, Tract
010903/Block 3022, Tract
010903/Block 3023, Tract
010903/Block 3024, Tract
010903/Block 3025, Tract
010903/Block 3026, Tract
010903/Block 3029, Tract
010903/Block 3030, Tract
010903/Block 3031, Tract
010903/Block 3037, Tract
010903/Block 3038, Tract
010903/Block 3039, Tract
010903/Block 3040, Tract
010903/Block 3041, Tract
010903/Block 3042, Tract
010903/Block 3043, Tract
010903/Block 3044, Tract
010903/Block 3045, that por-
tion of Tract 010905/Block
1029 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 010905/Block
1032, that portion of Tract
010905/Block 1035 outside of
the Rapid City limits and north
of Tract 010905/Block 1042,
Tract 010905/Block 1047, Tract
010905/Block 1084, Tract
010906/Block 1030, Tract
010906/Block 2009, Tract
010906/Block 2010, Tract
010906/Block 2011, Tract
010906/Block 2012, Tract
010906/Block 2013, Tract
010906/Block 2014, that por-
tion of Tract 010906/Block
2015 outside of the Rapid City
limits, that portion of Tract
010906/Block 2021 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
010906/Block 2022, that por-
tion of Tract 010906/Block
2023 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 010906/Block
2024, Tract 010906/Block
2025, Tract 010906/Block
2026, Tract 010906/Block
2027, Tract 010906/Block
2033, that portion of Tract
010906/Block 2035 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
010906/Block 2036, Tract
010906/Block 2037, Tract
010906/Block 2038, that por-
tion of Tract 010906/Block
2039 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 010906/Block
2065, Tract 010906/Block
2066, Tract 010906/Block
2069, that portion of Tract
010907/Block 1018 outside of
the Rapid City limits, that por-
tion of Tract 010907/Block
1019 outside of the Rapid City
limits, that portion of Tract
010907/Block 1022 outside of
the Rapid City limits, that por-
tion of Tract 010907/Block
1023 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 010907/Block
1026, Tract 010907/Block
1028, that portion of Tract
010907/Block 1030 outside of
the Rapid City limits, that por-
tion of Tract 010907/Block
1051 outside of the Rapid City
limits, that portion of Tract
010907/Block 1052 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
010907/Block 1053, that por-
tion of Tract 010907/Block
1055 outside of the Rapid City
limits, that portion of Tract
010907/Block 1056 outside of
the Rapid City limits, that por-
tion of Tract 010907/Block
1066 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 010907/Block
1067, Tract 010907/Block
1068, that portion of Tract
010907/Block 1069 1070 out-
side of the Rapid City limits,
that portion of Tract
010907/Block 1070 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
010907/Block 1080, Tract
010907/Block 1081, that por-
tion of Tract 010907/Block
1082 outside of the Rapid City
limits, that portion of Tract
010907/Block 1084 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
010907/Block 1089, Tract
010907/Block 1090, that por-
tion of Tract 010907/Block
1092 outside of the Rapid City
limits, that portion of Tract
010907/Block 1093 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
010907/Block 1094, Tract
010907/Block 1095, Tract
010907/Block 1096, Tract
010907/Block 1097, Tract
010907/Block 1098, Tract
010907/Block 1100, Tract
010907/Block 1101, Tract
010907/Block 1102, Tract
010907/Block 1103, Tract
010907/Block 1104, Tract
010907/Block 1105, Tract
010907/Block 1106, Tract
010907/Block 1107, Tract
010907/Block 1108, Tract
010907/Block 1109, that por-
tion of Tract 010907/Block 1111
outside of the Rapid City limits,
Tract 010907/Block 1112, that
portion of Tract 010907/Block
1113 outside of the Rapid City
limits, that portion of Tract
010907/Block 1114 outside of
the Rapid City limits, that por-
tion of Tract 010907/Block 1115
outside of the Rapid City limits,
that portion of Tract
010907/Block 1116 outside of
the Rapid City limits, Tract
010907/Block 1118, that por-
tion of Tract 010907/Block 1119
outside of the Rapid City limits,
Tract 010907/Block 1121, Tract
010907/Block 1122, Tract
010907/Block 1123, Tract
010907/Block 1124, Tract
010907/Block 1125, that por-
tion of Tract 010907/Block
1128 outside of the Rapid City
limits, Tract 011600/Block
5170, Tract 011600/Block
5171, Tract 011600/Block
5173, Tract 011600/Block
5174, Tract 011600/Block
5188, Tract 011600/Block
5189, Tract 011600/Block
5190, Tract 011600/Block
5191, Tract 011600/Block
5193, Tract 011600/Block
5194, Tract 011600/Block
5195, Tract 011600/Block
5196, Tract 011600/Block
5239, and Tract 011600/Block
5240.
M. Precinct VS shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 010906/Block
2008, Tract 010906/Block
2028, Tract 010906/Block
2029, Tract 010906/Block
2034, Tract 010906/Block
2040, Tract 010906/Block
2041, Tract 010906/Block
2042, Tract 010906/Block
2043, Tract 010906/Block
2044, Tract 010906/Block
2045, Tract 010906/Block
2046, Tract 010906/Block
2049, Tract 010906/Block
2050, Tract 010906/Block
2051, Tract 010906/Block
2052, Tract 010906/Block
2053, Tract 010906/Block
2054, Tract 010906/Block
2055, Tract 010906/Block
2056, Tract 010906/Block
2057, Tract 010906/Block
2058, Tract 010906/Block
2059, Tract 010906/Block
2060, Tract 010906/Block
2061, Tract 010906/Block
2062, Tract 010906/Block
2063, and Tract 010906/Block
2064.
N. Precinct VV shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 010903/Block
2009, Tract 010903/Block
2023, Tract 010903/Block
2026, Tract 010903/Block
2027, Tract 010903/Block
2028, Tract 010903/Block
2029, Tract 010903/Block
2030, Tract 010903/Block
2031, Tract 010903/Block
2032, Tract 010903/Block
2033, Tract 010903/Block
2034, Tract 010903/Block
2035, Tract 010903/Block
2036, Tract 010903/Block
2037, Tract 010903/Block
2038, Tract 010903/Block
2060, Tract 010903/Block
2062, Tract 010903/Block
2065, Tract 010903/Block
2066, Tract 010903/Block
2067, Tract 010903/Block
3000, Tract 010903/Block
3001, Tract 010903/Block
3002, Tract 010903/Block
3003, Tract 010903/Block
3004, Tract 010903/Block
3005, Tract 010903/Block
3006, Tract 010903/Block
3007, Tract 010903/Block
3008, Tract 010903/Block
3009, Tract 010903/Block
3010, Tract 010903/Block
3011, Tract 010903/Block
3012, Tract 010903/Block
3015, Tract 010903/Block
3016, Tract 010903/Block
3027, Tract 010903/Block
3028, Tract 010903/Block
3032, Tract 010903/Block
3033, Tract 010903/Block
3034, Tract 010903/Block
3035, Tract 010903/Block
3036, Tract 010903/Block
4000, Tract 010903/Block
4001, Tract 010903/Block
4002, Tract 010903/Block
4003, Tract 010903/Block
4011, Tract 010903/Block
4012, Tract 010903/Block
4013, Tract 010903/Block
4050, Tract 010903/Block
4060, Tract 010903/Block
4061, Tract 010903/Block
4064, Tract 010903/Block
4065, Tract 010903/Block
4066, and Tract 010903/Block
4067.
O. Precinct WL shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011600/Block
1239, Tract 011600/Block
1240, Tract 011600/Block
1241, Tract 011600/Block
1242, Tract 011600/Block
1243, Tract 011600/Block
1244, Tract 011600/Block
1245, Tract 011600/Block
1246, Tract 011600/Block
1247, Tract 011600/Block
1248, Tract 011600/Block
1249, Tract 011600/Block
1250, Tract 011600/Block
1254, Tract 011600/Block
1255, Tract 011600/Block
1256, Tract 011600/Block
1257, Tract 011600/Block
1258, Tract 011600/Block
1259, Tract 011600/Block
1260, Tract 011600/Block
1261, Tract 011600/Block
1262, Tract 011600/Block
1263, Tract 011600/Block
1264, Tract 011600/Block
1265, Tract 011600/Block
1266, Tract 011600/Block
1267, Tract 011600/Block
1268, Tract 011600/Block
1269, Tract 011600/Block
1270, Tract 011600/Block
1271, Tract 011600/Block
1272, Tract 011600/Block
1273, Tract 011600/Block
1274, Tract 011600/Block
1275, Tract 011600/Block
1276, Tract 011600/Block
1277, Tract 011600/Block
1278, Tract 011600/Block
1279, Tract 011600/Block
1280, Tract 011600/Block
1281, Tract 011600/Block
1282, Tract 011600/Block
1283, Tract 011600/Block
1284, Tract 011600/Block
1285, Tract 011600/Block
1286, Tract 011600/Block
1287, Tract 011600/Block
1288, Tract 011600/Block
1289, Tract 011600/Block
1290, Tract 011600/Block
1291, Tract 011600/Block
1292, Tract 011600/Block
1293, Tract 011600/Block
1294, Tract 011600/Block
1295, Tract 011600/Block
1296, Tract 011600/Block
1297, Tract 011600/Block
1298, Tract 011600/Block
1299, Tract 011600/Block
1300, Tract 011600/Block
1301, Tract 011600/Block
1337, Tract 011600/Block
1338, Tract 011600/Block
1340, Tract 011600/Block
1341, Tract 011600/Block
1447, Tract 011600/Block
1452, Tract 011600/Block
3177, Tract 011600/Block
3184, Tract 011600/Block
3185, Tract 011600/Block
3186, Tract 011600/Block
3187, Tract 011600/Block
3192, Tract 011600/Block
3193, Tract 011600/Block
3196, Tract 011600/Block
3197, Tract 011600/Block
3198, Tract 011600/Block
3200, Tract 011600/Block
3201, Tract 011600/Block
3202, Tract 011600/Block
3204, Tract 011600/Block
3205, Tract 011600/Block
3206, Tract 011600/Block
3207, Tract 011600/Block
3208, Tract 011600/Block
3209, Tract 011600/Block
3210, Tract 011600/Block
3211, Tract 011600/Block
3212, Tract 011600/Block
3213, Tract 011600/Block
3214, Tract 011600/Block
3215, Tract 011600/Block
3251, Tract 011600/Block
3258, Tract 011600/Block
3262, Tract 011600/Block
3357, Tract 011600/Block
3369, Tract 011600/Block
3370, Tract 011600/Block
3371, Tract 011600/Block
3372, Tract 011600/Block
3373, Tract 011600/Block
3374, Tract 011600/Block
3375, Tract 011600/Block
3376, Tract 011600/Block
3377, Tract 011600/Block
3378, Tract 011600/Block
3379, Tract 011600/Block
3380, Tract 011600/Block
3381, Tract 011600/Block
3382, Tract 011600/Block
3383, Tract 011600/Block
3384, Tract 011600/Block
3385, Tract 011600/Block
3386, Tract 011600/Block
3387, Tract 011600/Block
3396, Tract 011600/Block
3397, Tract 011600/Block
3398, Tract 011600/Block
3399, Tract 011600/Block
3407, Tract 011600/Block
3408, and Tract 011600/Block
3415.
P. Precinct WS shall be that
portion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
Tract 011600/Block 1169, Tract
011600/Block 3001, Tract
011600/Block 3002, Tract
011600/Block 3003, Tract
011600/Block 3004, Tract
011600/Block 3005, Tract
011600/Block 3006, Tract
011600/Block 3007, Tract
011600/Block 3012, Tract
011600/Block 3013, Tract
011600/Block 3014, Tract
011600/Block 3015, Tract
011600/Block 3016, Tract
011600/Block 3018, Tract
011600/Block 3024, Tract
011600/Block 3027, Tract
011600/Block 3028, Tract
011600/Block 3029, Tract
011600/Block 3103, Tract
011600/Block 3104, Tract
011600/Block 3105, Tract
011600/Block 3106, Tract
011600/Block 3107, Tract
011600/Block 3108, Tract
011600/Block 3109, Tract
011600/Block 3110, Tract
011600/Block 3111, Tract
011600/Block 3112, Tract
011600/Block 3114, Tract
011600/Block 3115, Tract
011600/Block 3116, Tract
011600/Block 3117, Tract
011600/Block 3118, Tract
011600/Block 3119, Tract
011600/Block 3120, Tract
011600/Block 3121, Tract
011600/Block 3122, Tract
011600/Block 3123, Tract
011600/Block 3124, Tract
011600/Block 3125, Tract
011600/Block 3126, Tract
011600/Block 3127, Tract
011600/Block 3128, Tract
011600/Block 3129, Tract
011600/Block 3130, Tract
011600/Block 3131, Tract
011600/Block 3132, Tract
011600/Block 3133, Tract
011600/Block 3134, Tract
011600/Block 3135, Tract
011600/Block 3136, Tract
011600/Block 3137, Tract
011600/Block 3138, Tract
011600/Block 3139, Tract
011600/Block 3140, Tract
011600/Block 3141, Tract
011600/Block 3142, Tract
011600/Block 3143, Tract
011600/Block 3144, Tract
011600/Block 3145, Tract
011600/Block 3146, Tract
011600/Block 3147, Tract
011600/Block 3148, Tract
011600/Block 3149, Tract
011600/Block 3150, Tract
011600/Block 3151, Tract
011600/Block 3152, Tract
011600/Block 3153, Tract
011600/Block 3154, Tract
011600/Block 3155, Tract
011600/Block 3156, Tract
011600/Block 3157, Tract
011600/Block 3158, Tract
011600/Block 3159, Tract
011600/Block 3160, Tract
011600/Block 3161, Tract
011600/Block 3162, Tract
011600/Block 3163, Tract
011600/Block 3164, Tract
011600/Block 3165, Tract
011600/Block 3166, Tract
011600/Block 3167, Tract
011600/Block 3168, Tract
011600/Block 3169, Tract
011600/Block 3170, Tract
011600/Block 3171, Tract
011600/Block 3172, Tract
011600/Block 3178, Tract
011600/Block 3179, Tract
011600/Block 3180, Tract
011600/Block 3181, Tract
011600/Block 3182, Tract
011600/Block 3189, Tract
011600/Block 3190, Tract
011600/Block 3191, Tract
011600/Block 3199, Tract
011600/Block 3216, Tract
011600/Block 3217, Tract
011600/Block 3218, Tract
011600/Block 3220, Tract
011600/Block 3221, Tract
011600/Block 3222, Tract
011600/Block 3223, Tract
011600/Block 3229, Tract
011600/Block 3230, Tract
011600/Block 3231, Tract
011600/Block 3232, Tract
011600/Block 3233, Tract
011600/Block 3234, Tract
011600/Block 3235, Tract
011600/Block 3236, Tract
011600/Block 3237, Tract
011600/Block 3238, Tract
011600/Block 3404, Tract
011600/Block 3409, Tract
011600/Block 3410, Tract
011600/Block 3411, Tract
011600/Block 3412, Tract
011600/Block 3413, Tract
011600/Block 3414, Tract
011600/Block 3418, Tract
011600/Block 3419, and Tract
011600/Block 3420.
Fifth Commission District.
The fifth commission district
shall be divided into six
precincts as follows:
A. Precinct 2-5 shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 010200/Block
1023, Tract 010200/Block
1024, Tract 010200/Block
1025, Tract 010200/Block
1033, Tract 010200/Block
1034, Tract 010200/Block
1035, Tract 010200/Block
1036, Tract 010200/Block
1037, Tract 010200/Block
1038, Tract 010200/Block
1039, Tract 010200/Block
1040, Tract 010200/Block
1048, Tract 010200/Block
1049, Tract 010200/Block
1060, Tract 010200/Block
1061, Tract 010200/Block
1066, Tract 010200/Block
2000, Tract 010200/Block
2001, Tract 010200/Block
2002, Tract 010200/Block
2003, Tract 010200/Block
2004, Tract 010200/Block
2005, Tract 010200/Block
2006, Tract 010200/Block
2007, Tract 010200/Block
2012, Tract 010200/Block
2013, Tract 010200/Block
2014, Tract 010200/Block
2015, Tract 010200/Block
2016, Tract 010200/Block
2017, Tract 010200/Block
2018, Tract 010200/Block
2019, Tract 010200/Block
2020, Tract 010200/Block
2021, Tract 010200/Block
2022, Tract 010200/Block
2023, Tract 010200/Block
2024, Tract 010200/Block
2027, Tract 010200/Block
2028, Tract 010200/Block
2031, Tract 010200/Block
2032, Tract 010200/Block
2033, Tract 010200/Block
2034, Tract 010200/Block
2035, Tract 010200/Block
2036, Tract 010200/Block
2037, Tract 010200/Block
2038, Tract 010200/Block
2039, Tract 010200/Block
2040, Tract 010200/Block
2041, Tract 010200/Block
2042, Tract 010200/Block
2043, Tract 010200/Block
2046, and Tract 010800/Block
1000.
B. Precinct 3-1 shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011001/Block
1003, Tract 011001/Block
1004, Tract 011001/Block
1005, Tract 011001/Block
1006, Tract 011001/Block
1007, Tract 011001/Block
1008, Tract 011001/Block
1009, Tract 011001/Block
1011, Tract 011001/Block
1014, Tract 011001/Block
1015, Tract 011001/Block
1016, Tract 011001/Block
1017, Tract 011001/Block
1018, Tract 011001/Block
1019, Tract 011001/Block
1020, Tract 011001/Block
1021, Tract 011001/Block
1022, Tract 011001/Block
1023, Tract 011001/Block
1024, Tract 011001/Block
1025, Tract 011001/Block
1026, and Tract 011002/Block
2000.
C. Precinct 3-2 shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011002/Block
1005, Tract 011002/Block
1008, Tract 011002/Block
1010, Tract 011002/Block
1011, Tract 011002/Block
1012, Tract 011002/Block
1013, Tract 011002/Block
1014, Tract 011002/Block
1015, Tract 011002/Block
2001, Tract 011002/Block
2002, Tract 011002/Block
2003, Tract 011002/Block
2004, Tract 011002/Block
2005, Tract 011002/Block
2006, Tract 011002/Block
2007, Tract 011002/Block
2008, Tract 011002/Block
2009, Tract 011002/Block
2010, Tract 011002/Block
3009, Tract 011004/Block
1037, Tract 011004/Block
1042, Tract 011004/Block
1043, Tract 011004/Block
1044, Tract 011004/Block
1045, Tract 011004/Block
1046, Tract 011004/Block
1047, Tract 011004/Block
1048, Tract 011004/Block
1049, Tract 011004/Block
1050, Tract 011004/Block
1051, Tract 011004/Block
1052, Tract 011004/Block
1053, Tract 011004/Block
1054, Tract 011004/Block
1066, Tract 011004/Block
1067, Tract 011004/Block
1068, Tract 011004/Block
1069, Tract 011004/Block
1070, Tract 011004/Block
1071, Tract 011004/Block
1072, Tract 011004/Block
1073, Tract 011004/Block
1075, that portion of Tract
011004/Block 1094 within the
Rapid City limits, that portion of
Tract 011004/Block 1095 within
the Rapid City limits, Tract
011004/Block 1096, Tract
011004/Block 1100, and that
portion of Tract 011004/Block
2021 within the Rapid City lim-
its.
D. Precinct 3-4 shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011001/Block
1002, Tract 011001/Block
1010, Tract 011001/Block
1012, Tract 011001/Block
1013, Tract 011001/Block
2000, Tract 011001/Block
2001, Tract 011001/Block
2002, Tract 011001/Block
2003, Tract 011001/Block
2004, Tract 011001/Block
2005, Tract 011001/Block
2006, Tract 011001/Block
2007, Tract 011001/Block
2008, Tract 011001/Block
2009, Tract 011001/Block
2010, Tract 011001/Block
2011, Tract 011001/Block
2012, Tract 011001/Block
2013, Tract 011001/Block
2014, Tract 011001/Block
2015, Tract 011001/Block
2016, Tract 011001/Block
2017, Tract 011001/Block
2018, Tract 011001/Block
2019, Tract 011001/Block
2020, Tract 011002/Block
1000, Tract 011002/Block
1001, Tract 011002/Block
1002, Tract 011002/Block
1003, Tract 011002/Block
1004, Tract 011002/Block
1006, Tract 011002/Block
1007, Tract 011002/Block
1009, Tract 011002/Block
4000, Tract 011002/Block
4001, Tract 011002/Block
4002, Tract 011002/Block
4003, Tract 011002/Block
4004, Tract 011002/Block
4005, Tract 011002/Block
4006, Tract 011002/Block
4007, Tract 011002/Block
4008, Tract 011002/Block
4009, Tract 011002/Block
4010, Tract 011002/Block
4011, Tract 011002/Block
4012, Tract 011002/Block
4013, Tract 011002/Block
4014, Tract 011002/Block
4015, Tract 011002/Block
4016, Tract 011002/Block
4017, Tract 011002/Block
4018, Tract 011002/Block
4019, Tract 011004/Block
1000, Tract 011004/Block
1001, Tract 011004/Block
1002, Tract 011004/Block
1003, Tract 011004/Block
1004, Tract 011004/Block
1005, Tract 011004/Block
1006, Tract 011004/Block
1007, Tract 011004/Block
1008, Tract 011004/Block
1009, Tract 011004/Block
1010, Tract 011004/Block
1011, Tract 011004/Block
1012, Tract 011004/Block
1013, Tract 011004/Block
1014, Tract 011004/Block
1015, Tract 011004/Block
1016, Tract 011004/Block
1017, Tract 011004/Block
1018, Tract 011004/Block
1019, Tract 011004/Block
1020, Tract 011004/Block
1021, Tract 011004/Block
1022, Tract 011004/Block
1023, Tract 011004/Block
1024, that portion of Tract
011004/Block 1025 within the
Rapid City limits, Tract
011004/Block 1026, Tract
011004/Block 1027, that por-
tion of Tract 011004/Block
1028 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 011004/Block 1032,
Tract 011004/Block 1034, Tract
011004/Block 1035, Tract
011004/Block 1082, Tract
011004/Block 1083, that por-
tion of Tract 011004/Block
1084 within the Rapid City lim-
its, that portion of Tract
011004/Block 1085 within the
Rapid City limits, Tract
011004/Block 1087, Tract
011004/Block 1088, Tract
011004/Block 1097, Tract
011004/Block 1098, Tract
011004/Block 1099, Tract
011100/Block 2000, Tract
011100/Block 2009, Tract
011100/Block 2013, Tract
011100/Block 2014, Tract
011100/Block 2017, Tract
011100/Block 2018, Tract
011100/Block 3007, Tract
011100/Block 3008, Tract
011100/Block 3009, Tract
011100/Block 3010, Tract
011100/Block 3011, Tract
011100/Block 3012, Tract
011100/Block 3013, Tract
011200/Block 1010, Tract
011200/Block 1011, Tract
011200/Block 1012, Tract
011200/Block 1013, Tract
011200/Block 1014, Tract
011200/Block 1040, Tract
011200/Block 1041, that por-
tion of Tract 011300/Block
3038 within the Rapid City lim-
its south of Tract 011300/Block
3051, Tract 011300/Block
3040, Tract 011300/Block
3041, Tract 011300/Block
3045, that portion of Tract
011300/Block 3056 within the
Rapid City limits, and Tract
011300/Block 3068.
E. Precinct 5-2 shall be
that portion of Pennington
County Census Blocks consist-
ing of Tract 011100/Block 1000,
Tract 011100/Block 1001, Tract
011100/Block 1002, Tract
011100/Block 1003, Tract
011100/Block 1004, Tract
011100/Block 1005, Tract
011100/Block 1006, Tract
011100/Block 1007, Tract
011100/Block 1008, Tract
011100/Block 1009, Tract
011100/Block 1010, Tract
011100/Block 1011, Tract
011100/Block 1012, Tract
011100/Block 1013, Tract
011100/Block 1014, Tract
011100/Block 1015, Tract
011100/Block 2001, Tract
011100/Block 2002, Tract
011100/Block 2003, Tract
011100/Block 2004, Tract
011100/Block 2005, Tract
011100/Block 2006, Tract
011100/Block 2007, Tract
011100/Block 2008, Tract
011100/Block 2010, Tract
011100/Block 2011, Tract
011100/Block 2012, Tract
011100/Block 2015, Tract
011100/Block 2016, Tract
011100/Block 3000, Tract
011100/Block 3001, Tract
011100/Block 3002, Tract
011100/Block 3003, Tract
011100/Block 3004, Tract
011100/Block 3005, Tract
011100/Block 3006, Tract
011200/Block 1001, Tract
011200/Block 1002, Tract
011200/Block 1003, Tract
011200/Block 1004, Tract
011200/Block 1005, Tract
011200/Block 1006, Tract
011200/Block 1007, Tract
011200/Block 1008, Tract
011200/Block 1015, Tract
011200/Block 1016, Tract
011200/Block 1017, Tract
011200/Block 1018, Tract
011200/Block 1019, Tract
011200/Block 1020, Tract
011200/Block 1021, Tract
011200/Block 1022, Tract
011200/Block 1023, Tract
011200/Block 1024, Tract
011200/Block 1025, Tract
011200/Block 1026, Tract
011200/Block 1027, Tract
011200/Block 1028, Tract
011200/Block 1029, Tract
011200/Block 1030, Tract
011200/Block 1031, Tract
011200/Block 1032, Tract
011200/Block 1033, Tract
011200/Block 1034, Tract
011200/Block 1035, Tract
011200/Block 1036, Tract
011200/Block 1037, Tract
011200/Block 1038, Tract
011200/Block 1039, Tract
011200/Block 1042, Tract
011200/Block 1043, Tract
011200/Block 2000, Tract
011200/Block 2001, Tract
011200/Block 2002, Tract
011200/Block 2003, Tract
011200/Block 2004, Tract
011200/Block 2015, Tract
011200/Block 2016, Tract
011200/Block 3000, Tract
011200/Block 3001, Tract
011200/Block 3002, Tract
011200/Block 3010, Tract
011200/Block 3011, Tract
011200/Block 3012, Tract
011200/Block 3013, Tract
011200/Block 3014, Tract
011200/Block 3015, Tract
011200/Block 3016, Tract
011200/Block 3017, Tract
011200/Block 3018, Tract
011200/Block 3019, Tract
011200/Block 3020, that por-
tion of Tract 011300/Block
3038 within the Rapid City lim-
its north and west of
Tract011300/Block 3051, that
portion of Tract 011300/Block
3048 within the Rapid City lim-
its, Tract 011300/Block 3051,
that portion of Tract
011300/Block 3052 within the
Rapid City limits, Tract
011300/Block 3055, Tract
011300/Block 3058, Tract
011300/Block 3059, Tract
011300/Block 3060, Tract
011300/Block 3061, Tract
011300/Block 3062, Tract
011400/Block 3058, Tract
011400/Block 3059, Tract
011400/Block 3060, Tract
011400/Block 3077, Tract
011400/Block 3078, and Tract
011400/Block 3119.
F. Precinct 5-4 shall be that
portion of Pennington County
Census Blocks consisting of
Tract 010200/Block 1010, Tract
010200/Block 1011, Tract
010200/Block 1012, Tract
010200/Block 1013, Tract
010200/Block 1014, Tract
010200/Block 1015, Tract
Proceedings of Pennington
County Commissioners
(cont. from previous page)
Continued on page 17
Secton B - Pennngton ounty ourant - leLruary , o+ - Page +; PuLc Notces
PuLc Notce Advertsng
Protects Your Rght To Know.
010200/Block 1016, Tract
010200/Block 1017, Tract
010200/Block 1018, Tract
010200/Block 1019, Tract
010200/Block 1020, Tract
010200/Block 1021, Tract
010200/Block 1022, Tract
010200/Block 1030, Tract
010200/Block 1031, Tract
010200/Block 1032, Tract
010200/Block 1041, Tract
010200/Block 1042, Tract
010200/Block 1043, Tract
010200/Block 1044, Tract
010200/Block 1045, Tract
010200/Block 1046, Tract
010200/Block 1047, Tract
010200/Block 1050, Tract
010200/Block 1051, Tract
010200/Block 1052, Tract
010200/Block 1053, Tract
010200/Block 1054, Tract
010200/Block 1055, Tract
010200/Block 1056, Tract
010200/Block 1057, Tract
010200/Block 1058, Tract
010200/Block 1059, Tract
010200/Block 1062, Tract
010200/Block 1063, Tract
010200/Block 1064, Tract
010200/Block 1065, Tract
010200/Block 2008, Tract
010200/Block 2009, Tract
010200/Block 2010, Tract
010200/Block 2011, Tract
010200/Block 2025, Tract
010200/Block 2026, Tract
010300/Block 3013, Tract
010300/Block 3029, Tract
010300/Block 3030, Tract
010300/Block 3031, Tract
010800/Block 2000, Tract
010800/Block 2001, Tract
010800/Block 2002, Tract
010800/Block 2003, Tract
010800/Block 2004, Tract
010800/Block 2005, Tract
010800/Block 2006, Tract
010800/Block 2007, Tract
010800/Block 2008, Tract
010800/Block 2009, Tract
010800/Block 2010, Tract
010800/Block 2011, Tract
010800/Block 2012, Tract
010800/Block 2013, Tract
010800/Block 2014, Tract
010800/Block 2015, Tract
010800/Block 2016, Tract
010800/Block 2017, Tract
010800/Block 2018, Tract
010800/Block 2019, Tract
010800/Block 2020, Tract
010800/Block 2021, Tract
010800/Block 2022, Tract
010800/Block 2023, Tract
010800/Block 2024, Tract
010800/Block 2025, Tract
010800/Block 2026, Tract
010800/Block 2027, Tract
010800/Block 2028, Tract
010800/Block 2029, Tract
010800/Block 2030, Tract
010800/Block 2031, Tract
010800/Block 2032, Tract
010800/Block 2033, Tract
010800/Block 2034, Tract
010800/Block 2035, Tract
010800/Block 2036, Tract
010800/Block 2037, Tract
010800/Block 3000, Tract
010800/Block 3001, Tract
010800/Block 3002, Tract
010800/Block 3003, Tract
010800/Block 3004, Tract
010800/Block 3005, Tract
010800/Block 3006, Tract
010800/Block 3007, Tract
010800/Block 3008, Tract
010800/Block 3009, Tract
010800/Block 3010, Tract
010800/Block 3011, Tract
010800/Block 3012, Tract
010800/Block 3013, Tract
010800/Block 3014, Tract
010800/Block 3015, Tract
010800/Block 3016, Tract
010800/Block 3017, Tract
010800/Block 3018, Tract
010800/Block 3019, Tract
010800/Block 3020, Tract
010800/Block 3021, Tract
010800/Block 3022, Tract
010800/Block 3023, Tract
010800/Block 3024, Tract
010800/Block 3025, Tract
010800/Block 3027, Tract
010905/Block 1025, Tract
011001/Block 1000, Tract
011001/Block 1001, Tract
011200/Block 1000, Tract
011200/Block 1009, Tract
011400/Block 3067, Tract
011400/Block 3120, and Tract
011400/Block 3121.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE T
RESOLVED, that these above
described commission districts
and voting districts be ac-
cepted.
Dated this 7th day of Febru-
ary, 2012
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMSSONERS
PENNNGTON COUNTY,
SOUTH DAKOTA
/s/ Lyndell H. Petersen,
Chairperson
ATTEST: (Seal)
/s/ Julie A. Pearson,
Auditor
E. General Fund Courts Approved
2012 Budget: MOVED by Holloway and
seconded by Buskerud to leave the Gen-
eral Fund Courts budget overstated by
$29,024 in the Abuse & Neglect line item
and understated by the same amount in
Court Appointed Attorney line item, as
published in the 2012 budget, and make
any supplements at the end of 2012 if
necessary. Vote: Unanimous.
F. GASB 54 Fund Reporting: MOVED
by Davis and seconded by Trautman that
in accordance with GASB 54 Fund Bal-
ance Reporting, all non-general govern-
ment funds will spend restricted dollars
first. Vote: Unanimous.
ITEMS FROM STATES ATTORNEY
A. Second Reading And Public Hear-
ing Of Ordinance Amendment Penning-
ton County Ordinance No. 142 An Ordi-
nance Establishing Fees And Require-
ments For ssuance Of Certain Alcoholic
Beverage Licenses: MOVED by Davis
and seconded by Holloway to approve
the second reading of Ordinance No. 142
with the correction of the word "retain to
"retail in Section 1 and the spelling of the
Chairperson's last name. Vote: Unani-
mous.
ORDINANCE NO. 142
AN ORDINANCE
ESTABLISHING FEES AND
REQUIREMENTS FOR
ISSUANCE OF CERTAIN
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
LICENSES WITHIN
PENNINGTON COUNTY AS
AUTHORIZED IN TITLE 35
OF THE SOUTH DAKOTA
CODIFIED LAWS.
WHEREAS the Pennington
County Board of Commission-
ers believes that alcoholic bev-
erage licenses are a privilege
and not a right, and the County
reserves the right to refuse the
approval, renewal, or transfer
of any license in the event that
an applicant refuses to comply
with the requirements of this
Ordinance or other applicable
local, state, or federal laws;
and
WHEREAS the Board of
Commissioners believes that
retail on-sale liquor licenses
available in Pennington County
should be equitably distributed
within the county for the benefit
of all residents; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE T
HEREBY ORDANED BY THE
PENNNGTON COUNTY
BOARD OF COMMSSON-
ERS THAT PENNNGTON
COUNTY ORDNANCE # 142
BE AMENDED AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. The license ap-
plication fee for retail on-sale
liquor licenses located adjacent
to a Class 1 municipality shall
be $250,000.
Section 2. The license ap-
plication fee for retail on-sale
liquor licenses located adjacent
to a Class 2 municipality shall
be $25,000.
Section 3. The license ap-
plication fee for retail on-sale
liquor licenses located adjacent
to a Class 3 municipality shall
be $25,000.
Section 4. The transfer fee
for a retail on-sale liquor li-
cense from the holder to an-
other person or from one loca-
tion to another shall be as pro-
vided by state statute.
Section 5. f the legal de-
scription of the premises to be
licensed appears to be equally
near (but not bordering) two or
more municipalities of a differ-
ent class, the applicable fee
shall be determined by meas-
uring and comparing the short-
est distances between the ex-
terior boundaries of the subject
premises and the municipali-
ties. f the subject premises
borders two or more municipal-
ities of a different class, then
the municipality that represents
the largest class shall be the
municipality upon which the
applicable fee is based.
Section 6. Any application
for an available retail on-sale
liquor license shall include with
the application a signed agree-
ment stating that the applicant
agrees that in the event of a
subsequent transfer of the
liquor license to a location
which is closer to a municipality
with a higher license applica-
tion fee pursuant to Sections 1,
2, and 3 herein, then the appli-
cant for the transfer agrees to
pay the difference between
what they originally paid and
what the applicant would have
paid if the license had been lo-
cated at the new location origi-
nally.
Section 7. At the time of ap-
plication for transfer of a retail
on-sale license the transferee,
if any, shall submit a signed
agreement as provided in Sec-
tion 6.
Section 8. Applicants for a
retail on-sale liquor license
shall provide appropriate proof,
as required by the Board of
Commissioners, that the prem-
ises to which the license is
being issued or transferred has
or shall have (within the time
period allowed in Section 10
below) a sufficient structure in
which to conduct the operation
of an on-sale liquor business.
Such proof may include, but
not necessarily be limited to,
pictures (inside and out) of any
existing structures, and plans
and specifications of proposed
structures along with proof of
ownership or a valid lease of
the premises. Under no cir-
cumstance will an alcoholic
beverage license of any kind
be approved, renewed, or
transferred to any premises
upon which a zoning ordinance
violation has been identified
until such time as the premises
is brought into full compliance
with all applicable provisions of
the Pennington County Zoning
Ordinance.
Section 9. As set forth in
SDCL 35-2, applicants must
have a hearing before the
Board of Commissioners be-
fore the Board approves the is-
suance, reissuance, or transfer
of an on-sale liquor license.
Section 10. A retail on-sale
liquor license shall not be is-
sued to any premise or parcel
of land where there is not an
approved structure located.
Conditional approval may be
given to an applicant and the li-
cense will be held by the
county for up to one year to
allow for the construction of an
approved structure. The li-
cense will then be issued to the
applicant upon the completion
of such structure. Conditional
approval may also be granted
if the applicant needs addi-
tional time to rezone the prem-
ises for compliance with
County zoning requirements. f
the license has not been is-
sued within one year due to the
applicant failing to comply with
this Ordinance, the County
may, upon request of the appli-
cant, extend the conditional ap-
proval for up to six additional
months if it finds that the delay
is not the fault of the applicant.
Under no circumstance shall a
license be held on conditional
approval in excess of eighteen
(18) months. License applica-
tion fees will not be refunded
once the license is approved
by the County Commission and
issued by the State.
Section 11. Sale of alcoholic
beverages is permitted on Sun-
day and Memorial Day. How-
ever, no on-sale or off-sale li-
censee shall sell, or allow to be
sold, alcoholic beverages be-
tween the hours of 2:00 a.m.
and 7:00 a.m. No on-sale or
off-sale licensee shall sell, or
allow to be sold, alcoholic bev-
erages on Christmas Day.
Approved this 7th day of
February, 2012.
PENNNGTON COUNTY
COMMSSON
/s/ Lyndell Petersen,
Chairperson
ATTEST: (SEAL)
/s/ Julie A. Pearson,
Auditor
B. First Reading And Public Hearing of
Pennington County Ordinance No. 631
Special Alcoholic Beverage Licenses
Within Pennington County: MOVED by
Davis and seconded by Trautman to ap-
prove the first reading of Pennington
County Ordinance No. 631 Special Al-
coholic Beverage Licenses Within Pen-
nington County with the following amend-
ments: nsert in tem C in Sections 1
through 5, The fee for a special on-sale li-
cense is $100, plus advertising costs,
plus $10 per day; insert in tem F of Sec-
tions 1 through 5, a maximum of two li-
censes each year; in Section 7, tem C1,
insert "one (1) year; include the following
as tem C2, "The applicant may not have
been convicted of a felony; and renum-
ber the remaining items to accommodate
the new tem C2. Vote: Unanimous.
ITEMS FROM BUILDINGS &
GROUNDS
A. Jail Annex Emergency Generator
Fire Settlement and Release: MOVED
by Holloway and seconded by Davis to
authorize the Chairperson's signature to
the Property Damage Release for a set-
tlement sum of $14,797.71, Releasing
Heavy Constructors, nc., Zurich Ameri-
can nsurance Company, Teach Out, nc.
and Capitol ndemnity Corporation of and
from any claims resulting from the occur-
rence on September 13, 2011. Vote:
Unanimous.
ITEMS FROM EXTENSION
A. ntroduction of Ms. Rebecca Poel-
stra 4-H Program Assistant
B. Proposed Pennington County 4-H
Promotion and Expansion Committee
C. 2012 Memorandum of Understand-
ing Between SDSU Extension and Pen-
nington County
MOVED by Davis and seconded by
Trautman to acknowledge the receipt of
information from Extension regarding
tems 17 B, Proposed Pennington County
4-H Promotion and Expansion Commit-
tee, and 17 C, 2012 Memorandum of Un-
derstanding Between SDSU Extension
and Pennington County. Vote: Unani-
mous. Tiffany Meyer, 4-H Advisor, will
present additional information to the
Board of Commissioners during the
March 6, 2012, meeting.
Moved by Trautman and seconded by
Davis that a letter be prepared for the
Chairperson's signature to Karla Traut-
man, Associate Director of SDSU Exten-
sion, regarding SDCL 13-54-11 Estab-
lishment and composition of county ex-
tension board. Vote: Unanimous.
ITEMS FROM HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
A. Letting Authorization for Bridge Re-
placement BRO 8052(53), BRO
8052(54): MOVED by Davis and sec-
onded by Petersen to approve the Chair-
person's signature on the Letting Author-
ization, Utilities Certificate and Right-of-
Way Certificate for BRO 8052(53) and
BRO 8052(54). Vote: Unanimous.
BID AWARD - PENNINGTON COUNTY
EVENTS CENTER VENTILATION UP-
GRADE: MOVED by Trautman and sec-
onded by Petersen to award the James
Kjerstad Events Center Ventilation Up-
grade to Tessier's nc., 4310 Pendleton
Drive, Rapid City, in the amount of
$64,544, as the lowest responsible bid-
der. Vote: Unanimous.
PENNINGTON COUNTY COMPENSTA-
TION COMMITTEE
A. Formal Motion for the Formation of
Committee and Adoption of Bylaws:
MOVED by Holloway and seconded by
Trautman to approve the formation of the
Pennington County Compensation Com-
mittee effective January 17, 2012, and
approve the bylaws with the amendment
that new and replacement members shall
be selected by the Board of Commission-
ers. Vote: Unanimous.
ITEMS FROM COMMISSION ASSIS-
TANT
A. FY2013 Budget Process Proposal:
MOVED by Davis and seconded by Hol-
loway to approve the FY2013 budget
process proposal as presented. Vote:
Unanimous.
MOVED by Davis and seconded by
Buskerud to take a brief recess. Vote:
Unanimous. The Board recessed from
10:50 a.m. until 11:05 a.m.
PLANNING & ZONING CONSENT
AGENDA
The following items have been placed
on the Consent Agenda for action to be
taken on all items by a single vote of the
Board of Commissioners. Any item may
be removed from the Consent Agenda for
separate action.
MOVED by Trautman and seconded
by Buskerud to approve Planning tems
A-D as they appear on the Consent
Agenda. Vote: Unanimous.
A. FRST READNG AND PUBLC
HEARNG OF ORDNANCE AMEND-
MENT / OA 11-02: Albert and Rita Chap-
man. To add Section 319 Vacation
Home Rentals to the Pennington County
Zoning Ordinance.
To be continued to the February 21,
2012, County Board meeting as recom-
mended by the Planning Commission.
B. FRST READNG AND PUBLC
HEARNG OF ORDNANCE AMEND-
MENT / OA 11-10. Pennington County.
To amend Section 103 "Definitions and
Section 511 "Fees and to add Section
320 "Road Naming to the Zoning Ordi-
nance and to add Section 500.5-5 "Road
Naming on Plats to the Subdivision Reg-
ulations.
To be continued to the February 21,
2012, County Board meeting as recom-
mended by the Planning Commission.
C. LAYOUT PLAT / PL 11-34: Chad
Timmer. To create Lot BR and Lot 1R of
Lot B, Coulson Placer MS 746, in accor-
dance with Section 400.1 of the Penning-
ton County Subdivision Regulations.
EXSTNG LEGAL: Lot B
less Lot 1 and Lot 1 of Lot B
less Right-of-Way, Coulson
Placer M.S. 746, Section 22,
T1S, R5E, BHM, Pennington
County, South Dakota.
PROPOSED LEGAL: Lot
BR and Lot 1R of Lot B, Coul-
son Placer M.S. 746, Section
22, T1S, R5E, BHM, Penning-
ton County, South Dakota.
To accept the withdrawal of Layout Plat
11-34, per the applicant's request.
D. THE SPRNG CREEK WATER-
SHED MANAGEMENT AND PROJECT
MPLEMENTATON PLAN APPROVAL
OF PAYMENT APPLCATON. Approve
payment to Rodney Alexander, for
SPC2010PC2, in the amount of $865.00.
End of Consent Agenda.
ITEMS FROM PLANNING
MOVED by Davis and seconded by
Buskerud to convene as the Board of Ad-
justment. Vote: Unanimous.
E. VARANCE / VA 12-01: Daniel
Muth. To reduce the minimum required
rear yard setback from 25 feet to 22 feet
to allow the existing mobile home to be
replaced with a longer mobile home in ac-
cordance with Sections 208 and 509 of
the Pennington County Zoning Ordi-
nance.
Lot 4BR, Block 2, Eastern
Acres Subdivision, Section 11,
T1N, R8E, BHM, Pennington
County, South Dakota.
MOVED by Trautman and seconded
by Davis to approve Setback Variance /
VA 12-01 with three conditions. Vote:
Unanimous.
1. That prior to removal of the existing
14 foot by 70 foot mobile home on the
property, a Removal Permit be obtained
from the Planning Department; 2.That
prior to placement of the new 16 foot by
80 foot mobile home on the property, the
applicant obtain an approved Building
Permit; and, 3. That prior to approval of
a Building Permit for the new mobile
home, the applicant measure the setback
distances from the side and rear property
lines to the existing shed to ensure it is lo-
cated outside the easement boundaries.
f the shed is found to be encroaching into
the easement, the encroachment be cor-
rected by either vacating a portion of the
utility and drainage easement, or remov-
ing or relocating the shed outside of the
easement.
MOVED by Trautman and seconded
by Davis to adjourn as a Board of Adjust-
ment and reconvene as the Board of
Commissioners. Vote: Unanimous.
F. THE SPRNG CREEK WATER-
SHED MANAGEMENT AND PROJECT
MPLEMENTATON PLAN ADVSORY
GROUP RECOMMENDATONS: Brit-
tney Molitor, Water Protection Coordina-
tor, presented three Spring Creek Water-
shed Advisory Group recommendations
to the Board of Commissioners. Action
will be taken on the recommendations
during the February 21, 2012, County
Board meeting.
G. FRST READNG AND PUBLC
HEARNG OF ORDNANCE AMEND-
MENT / OA 11-05. Pennington County.
Amendment to Section 209-C "General
Commercial District to include RV Parks
as a Conditional Use Permit. MOVED by
Davis and seconded by Holloway to ap-
prove the first reading of Ordinance
Amendment OA 11-05. After further dis-
cussion Commissioners Davis and Hol-
loway agreed to amend their motion to
also remove the phrase "Health Depart-
ment wherever it occurs in Section 209-
D and replace with "Environmental Plan-
ner. Vote: Unanimous.
H. FRST READNG AND PUBLC
HEARNG OF ORDNANCE AMEND-
MENT / OA 11-06. Pennington County.
Amendment to Section 103 "Definitions
to include all definitions from Sections
204-J, 312, 316-B, 317-C, and 507-A-2.
MOVED by Trautman and seconded by
Holloway to approve the first reading of
Ordinance Amendment 11-06. Vote:
Unanimous.
. FRST READNG AND PUBLC
HEARNG OF ORDNANCE AMEND-
MENT / OA 11-07. Pennington County.
Amendment to Section 103 "Definitions
Developmental Lot and to amend Sec-
tions 401-G and 401-H to change the
April 28, 1982, date to February 1, 1994.
MOVED by Trautman and seconded by
Davis to approve the first reading of Ordi-
nance Amendment 11-07. Vote: Unani-
mous.
J. FRST READNG AND PUBLC
HEARNG OF ORDNANCE AMEND-
MENT / OA 11-08. Pennington County.
Amendment to Section 204-J "On-Site
Wastewater Treatment Systems to elim-
inate duplicate section numbers.
MOVED by Davis and seconded by Hol-
loway to approve the first reading of Or-
dinance Amendment 11-08. Vote: Unan-
imous.
K. FRST READNG AND PUBLC
HEARNG OF ORDNANCE AMEND-
MENT / OA 11-09. Pennington County.
Amendment to Section 512, Section 513,
Section 514, and Section 515 to define
and clarify established limits on applica-
tion submittals and to revise section num-
bers. MOVED by Buskerud and sec-
onded by Petersen to approve the first
reading of Ordinance Amendment 11-09.
Vote: Unanimous.
L. ORDNANCE AMENDMENT / OA
11-11. Radon Gas. MOVED by Davis
and seconded by Trautman to deny Ordi-
nance Amendment OA 11-11 pursuant to
Planning Commission recommendation.
Vote: Unanimous.
M. ORDNANCE AMENDMENT / OA
11-12. Violation and Penalties. MOVED
by Trautman and seconded by Buskerud
to uphold the Planning Commission's rec-
ommendation to deny the adoption of Or-
dinance Amendment 11-12. Vote: Unan-
imous.
N. ZONNG ORDNANCE AMEND-
MENT FEE: MOVED by Trautman and
seconded by Davis to approve the follow-
ing resolution which allows citizens to pro-
pose ordinance changes all year around.
Vote: Unanimous.
A RESOLUTION
CONCERNING
SUGGESTED
AMENDMENTS
TO PENNINGTON COUNTY
ZONING REGULATIONS
WHEREAS, the Pennington
County Board of Commission-
ers believes that zoning regu-
lation in Pennington County is
an ongoing process; and
WHEREAS, the Pennington
County Board of Commission-
ers desires to implement a sys-
tem to allow Pennington
County residents to propose
changes to Pennington
County's zoning regulation and
WHEREAS, the Pennington
County Board of Commission-
ers desires to promote active
involvement in local govern-
ment; now therefore,
BE T HEREBY RESOLVED
that, in addition to all other
methods provided by law and
custom, residents of Penning-
ton County may suggest
amendments to the Penning-
ton County Zoning Ordinances
as follows:
The Planning Director shall
create a form which allows any
resident of Pennington County
to suggest an amendment to
Pennington County's ordi-
nances, and shall make the
form available at his or her of-
fice.
The Planning Director shall
forward all completed forms to
the Commission Assistant.
The Commission Assistant
shall provide copies of all com-
pleted forms to the County
Commissioners before the first
meeting of each month.
f any County Commissioner
wishes to discuss an applica-
tion, he or she shall contact the
Commission Assistant to have
the item placed on the agenda
of an upcoming meeting. f an
application is scheduled for
discussion, the Commission
Assistant shall inform the appli-
cant of the date on which the
Commission will consider the
application.
f no Commissioners have
scheduled the application for
discussion by the end of the
month, the Commission Assis-
tant shall inform the applicant
that the item was not sched-
uled for discussion.
Upon discussion of the ap-
plication, the Board of Com-
missioners may forward the
suggested amendment to one
or more county departments or
to the Planning Commission for
review, may direct the Planning
Department to prepare the
suggested amendment for a
Planning Commission hearing,
may decide to take no action,
or may take such other action
as the Commissioners deem
appropriate.
Dated this 7th day of Febru-
ary, 2012.
PENNNGTON COUNTY
COMMSSON
/s/ Lyndell Petersen,
Chairperson
ATTEST:
/s/ Julie A Pearson,
Auditor
O. DSCUSSON OF PLANNNG &
ZONNG FEES: MOVED by Holloway
and seconded by Trautman that the Plan-
ning Department proceed with an ordi-
nance amendment to reduce the On-site
Wastewater Treatment System inspection
fee from $300 to $250. The motion car-
ried 4-1 with Petersen opposing.
MOVED by Trautman and seconded
by Davis to direct the Planning Depart-
ment to create an ordinance amendment
to remove the $500 administration fee
under Late Charges. Substitute motion:
MOVED by Holloway and seconded by
Buskerud that the Planning Department
review the average costs of the additional
work associated with past ordinance vio-
lations and come back to the Board of
Commissioners with an administration fee
based on the average. Vote: Unani-
mous.
EXECUTIVE SESSION PER SDCL 1-25-
2
MOVED by Davis and seconded by
Trautman to convene in Executive Ses-
sion. Vote: Unanimous. The Board re-
mained in Executive Session from 12:40
p.m. until 1:49 p.m. MOVED by Davis
and seconded by Buskerud to adjourn
from Executive Session. Vote: Unani-
mous.
A. Personnel ssue Per SDCL 1-25-
2(1)
B. Contractual/Pending Litigation Per
SDCL 1-25-2(3)
MOVED by Davis and seconded by
Holloway to approve the Chairperson's
signature on a letter to West Dakota
Water Development District. Vote: Unan-
imous.
PERSONNEL
ESCC: Effective 2/1/2012 L.
Schmitz, $3775.00 & H. Neal, $3339.00.
Public Defender: Effective 2/1/2012
N. Fossum, $4697/month. Effective
5/1/2012 T. Vlieger, $3965/month.
State's Attorney: Effective 1/1/2012, A.
Lintz, $17.48/hr.; & J. Kroells, $19.28/hr.;
Effective 2/1/2012 C. Bittner, $15.86/hr.;
Effective 1/26/2012 V. Alexander,
$17.48/hr.
PAYROLL
Commissioners, 9,384.50; Human Re-
sources, 4,585.67; Elections, 16,387.14;
Auditor - liens, 2,680.80; Auditor,
16,004.29; Treasurer, 43,904.77; Data
Processing - General, 29,208.30; State's
Attorney, 149,645.69; Public Defender,
87,586.08; Juvenile Diversion, 8,564.66;
Victim's Assistance, 5,203.66; Buildings
& Grounds, 102,736.08; Equalization,
66,867.34; Register of Deeds, 23,879.85;
Sheriff, 344,786.57; Service Station,
8,051.33; HDTA Grant, 8,926.15; Jail,
433,988.76; Jail Work Program, 4,503.41;
Hill City Law, 12,097.99; Keystone Law,
5,378.47; New Underwood Law,
4,273.60; School Liaison, 16,783.72; Wall
Law, 11,642.87; JSC Teachers,
20,101.95; Home Detention, 8,028.42;
JAG/JSC, 8,275.67; Alcohol & Drug,
159,720.79; Friendship House,
35,728.74; Economic Assistance,
51,519.43; Mental & Alcohol-SAO,
7,775.39; Mental & Alcohol-HHS,
3,508.25; Extension, 4,280.16; Weed &
Pest, 8,624.00; Mountain Pine Beetle,
7,763.03; Planning and Zoning,
23,119.31; Water Protection, 4,273.00;
Ordinance, 3,508.25; Juvenile Services
Center, 232,160.81; Highway,
183,061.38; Fire Administration,
6,288.17; Dispatch, 166,142.54; Emer-
gency Management, 4,701.89; Emer-
gency Management, 789.04; 24-7 Pro-
gram, 19,564.03.
AUDITOR'S ACCOUNT OF THE
TREASURER
To the Pennington County Board of
Commissioners, hereby submit the fol-
lowing report of my examination of the
cash and cash items in the hands of the
County Treasurer as of January 26, 2012:
Total balances of checking/savings ac-
counts, $26,263,599.66; Total balance of
Treasurer's Office safe cash, $7,600.00;
Total certificates of deposit,
$4,590,849.10; Total Prime Value nvest-
ment, $4,870,231.32; Total petty cash,
$111,570.00; Total Cash tems, $310.41;
Total long/short, (272.93); Total,
$35,843,887.56. Submitted by Lori Wes-
sel, Deputy Auditor.
VOUCHERS
AT&T, 22.21; AT&T Mobility, 876.83;
BH Power nc, 7,216.24; BH RC&D,
100.00; CBM Food Service, 31,149.24;
City Of Box Elder, 275.15; City Of Hill
City, 44.18; City Of Rapid City, 8,333.33;
City Of Rapid City-Water, 1,623.10; City
Of Wall, 127.00; Community Health Cen-
ter, 20,650.00; Dakota Plains Legal Srvs,
15,500.00; Executive Mgmt Finance,
20.00; Federal High Risk Pool, 291.00;
First Administrators, 305,160.77; First n-
terstate Bank, 3,200.61; Golden West Co,
1,318.04; Hill City Public Library,
6,357.50; Keystone City Hall, 2,275.00;
Kieffer Sanitation, 53.23; Knology,
9,666.32; Medical Waste Transport,
145.19; Montana Dakota Utilities,
14,956.97; Mt Rushmore Telephone,
101.26; Naco, 1,857.00; Qwest Commu-
nications, 3.14; Qwest Corporation,
240.86; RC Chamber Of Commerce,
475.00; SD Risk Pool, 1,448.00; Verizon,
2,337.50; Wall Badlands Chamber, 50.00;
Wall Community Library, 3,807.25; Well-
mark BC/BS, 486.09; West River Electric,
1,683.64.
ADJOURN
MOVED by Davis and seconded by
Buskerud to adjourn the meeting. Vote:
Unanimous. There being no further busi-
ness, the meeting was adjourned at 1:50
p.m.
Julie A. Pearson,
Auditor
Published February 23, 2012, at the total
approximate cost of $2,429.11.
LAKE HILL
TOWNSHIP #5
PUBLIC NOTICE
Lake Hill Township #5 will hold its an-
nual meeting on Tuesday, March 6, 2012,
at 7 p.m. at the Terry Peter's shop.
Anita Heathershaw,
Clerk
Published February 23 & March 1, 2012,
at the total approximate cost of $9.09.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL
TOWNSHIP MEETING
SCENIC TOWNSHIP #7
The citizens of the Township of Scenic
#7, in the county of Pennington, South
Dakota and who are qualified to vote at
township elections, are hereby notified
that the annual township meeting for said
Township will be held in the Scenic Com-
munity Center in said Township, on Tues-
day, the 6th day of March, 2012, at 7:00
p.m. for the following purposes:
To elect one Supervisor for the term of
3 years; one Township Clerk, one Town-
ship Treasurer, each for the term of one
year; and to do any other business proper
at said meeting when convened.
Given under my hand this 8th day of
February, A.D. 2012.
Carla Jobgen,
Township Clerk
Published February 23 & March 1, 2012,
at the total approximate cost of $17.55.
CROOKED CREEK
TOWNSHIP
PUBLIC NOTICE
Annual meeting of Crooked Creek
Township #25 will be held Tuesday,
March 6, 2012, at 7:00 p.m., at the
Hamann residence.
Neva Hamann,
Clerk
Published February 23 & March 1, 2012,
at the total approximate cost of $9.79.
ASH TOWNSHIP #16
PUBLIC NOTICE
Ash Township #16 will hold their annual
meeting Tuesday, March 6, 2012, at 7:00
p.m, at the clerk's home.
Shasta Geigle,
Clerk
Published February 23 & March 1, 2012,
at the total approximate cost of $8.44.
QUINN TOWNSHIP #1
PUBLIC NOTICE
The annual meeting for Quinn Town-
ship #1 will be held Tuesday, March 6,
2012, at 7:00 p.m., at the Fortune resi-
dence.
Bonna Fortune,
Clerk
Published February 23 & March 1, 2012,
at the total approximate cost of $9.09.
Proceedings of Pennington
County Commissioners
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WALL CITY COUNCIL
MINUTES
FEBRUARY 9, 2012
The Wall City Council met for a regular
meeting February 9, 2012 at 6:30 pm in
the Community Center meeting room.
Members present: Dave Hahn, Mayor;
Rick Hustead, Councilman; Pete Dunker,
Councilman; Bill Leonard, Councilman;
Jerry Morgan, Councilman; Mike Ander-
son, Councilman
Others present: Carolynn Anderson, Fi-
nance Officer; Lindsey Hildebrand,
Chamber/Assistant FO; Will Housman,
Teen 19; Pandi Pittman, Teen 19 Advisor;
Deputy Darren Ginn, Penn. Co. Sheriff's
Dept.; Cpt. Corey Brubakken, Penn. Co.
Sheriff's Dept.; Anne Clark and Laurie
Hindman, Pennington Co. Courant; Jeff
Clark, Public Works Director; Jim Kitter-
man, Public Works Foreman; John Kitter-
man; Wendy Brunneman; Gwen Mc-
Connell; Larry Gravatt; Dawn
Hilgenkamp; BJ Dartt
Absent: Stan Anderson, Councilman
Motion by Leonard, second by M. Ander-
son to approve the agenda. Motion car-
ried.
Deputy Ginn presented the police report.
Motion by Leonard, second by M. Ander-
son to approve a request for temporary
water service by BJ Dartt. t would be a
hose bib connection from Well #7, with a
shallow buried line routed south across
dump ground road to the pasture he is
renting from Darla Wolf. Motion carried.
Note: All costs and fees shall be paid by
Dartt. This will be considered a commer-
cial service, which will have a one-year
minimum for usage.
Motion by Hustead for an increase in li-
brarian, Wendy Brunneman's, pay to
$9.00/hour, approval to extend the library
hours to include five (5) hours on Friday
and hire a student at $7.50/hour for those
hours, second by Morgan. Motion carried.
Motion by Dunker to accept resignations
of Ron Ochs, Sandy Feller and Mary Erz
from the Library Board and approve rec-
ommended appointments of Megan Hoff-
man, Gwen McConnell and Jonny Winn
to fill the openings, second by Leonard.
Motion carried.
Motion by Dunker to have Brunneman
create bills for overdue books to be deliv-
erable by Pennington County Sheriff's
Department, second by M. Anderson.
Motion carried.
Larry Gravatt addressed the council in re-
gards to the possibility of an ambulance
district. The mission is to establish a reli-
able, permanent revenue source to pro-
vide a prompt, qualified ambulance serv-
ice for eastern Pennington County. Gra-
vatt urged the council to help fund the
ambulance service with a percentage of
yearly sales tax and in the event that an
ambulance service is developed to trans-
fer assets for a minimal fee. Motion by
Leonard to establish a wage of $12/hour
plus the state rate of $0.37 for mileage to
Gravatt while he works on the ambulance
district, second by Dunker. Motion car-
ried.
The following building permits were re-
viewed: Delbert Sebade constructing a
deck ramp on his house at 707 Hustead;
Retha Simpfenderfer removing concrete
step and enlarging existing deck at 609
Ted Street; and Dakota Mill tear down old
feed shed and elevator at 301 North Main
Street. Hustead made a motion to waive
the rubble site fee for the disposal of the
old Dakota Mill building, second by
Dunker. Motion carried. Morgan ab-
stained.
The council requested that Public Works
Director (PWD) Clark develop a policy on
sanding business parking lots and bring
it to the next city council meeting.
n reference to the Main Street project,
Public Works stated that it was the con-
tractor, Site Works Specialist's responsi-
bility to provide upkeep maintenance on
the street.
Motion by Dunker that the water commit-
tee investigates issues with the lagoon
and come back to the council with a rec-
ommendation at the next meeting, sec-
ond by Leonard. Motion carried.
A statement was made that committees
were not being utilized for decision-mak-
ing. Motion by Hustead to have public
works employees meet with committees
prior to contacting the engineer, second
by M. Anderson. Motion carried.
Discussion on a water main to the airport
was discussed, contingent on the FAA
covering the entire cost of a 2 inch main
and only one third of a 6 inch main. Mo-
tion by Hustead to approve putting in a 2-
inch water main out to the airport, with an
option to go to a 6 inch main, second by
Morgan. Motion carried.
Motions by Hustead, the policy committee
prioritizes the proposed list of City to do
items and report back to the council, sec-
ond by Morgan. Motion carried. Jim Kit-
terman noted that safety issues should
take priority.
Motion by Hustead, second by M. Ander-
son to approve city minutes for January
10th. Motion carried
Motion by Dunker, second by Leonard to
approve Pay Request #5 from Site Work
Specialist. Motion carried
Motion by M. Anderson, second by Hus-
tead to approve paying the remaining
February City of Wall bills. Motion carried
FEBRUARY 2012 CITY BILLS
AMERCAN ENGNEERNG TESTNG,
road tar relaease testing from 2011 Street
mprove, 5,194.49; AMERCAN PUBLC
WORKS ASSN., 2012 dues, 20.00; AT &
T, remaining cell phone bill, 8.69; BAD-
LANDS AUTOMOTVE, school flashing
light bulb, 2.49; BADLANDS COMPUTER
SERVCE, labor on Jeff's computer,
100.00; BANYON DATA SYSTEM, meter
device support, 965.00; BROSZ ENG-
NEERNG, NC, airport engineering,
2,409.82; BUTLER MACHNERY CO.,
cutting blades for loader & blade,
1,239.88; CONTRACTOR'S SUPPLY,
NC, hylite gloves, 42.00; DAKOTA
BACKUP, backup service, 153.11;
DAKOTA BUSNESS CENTER, copier
contract-receipt books-ink cartridges,
293.36; DAKOTA PUMP & CONTROL
CO., NC, pump for street sump, 290.00;
ENERGY LABORATORES, soil testing
at rubble site, 150.00; FRST NTER-
STATE BANK, backup flash drive, 34.99;
FRST NTERSTATE BANK, ach fees,
12.15; FRST NTERSTATE BANK, sales
tax, 436.75; GOLDEN WEST TELE, cc
phone, 492.19; HAWKNS, NC, water
treatment, 551.58; JM KTTERMAN,
health insurance reimbursement, 414.61;
MLLER TONY, water deposit refund,
83.25; NORTHWEST PPE FTTNGS
NC, backflow preventer for pool, 462.10;
ONE CALL STYSTEMS, NC., locate re-
quests, 2.22; PENN. COUNTY SHER-
FF'S OFFCE, 1st qrt contract, 25,017.50
; PENNNGTON COUNTY COURANT,
publishings, 465.79; POSTMASTER, of-
fice stamps, 282.00; RAPD CTY JOUR-
NAL, public hearing publication, 62.64;
THE RELABLE CORPORATON, copier
paper, 320.48 ; RVER LODGE,
Jeff's lodging for conference, 126.00; S.D.
ASSN OF RURAL WATER SYSTE, con-
ference registration fees, 150.00; SD DE-
PARTMENT OF REVENUE, water test-
ing, 13.00; SERVALL UNFORM, CC
rugs, 106.98; SOUX VALLEY ENVRON-
MENTAL, Vent fan for Well #1, 151.62;
STE WORK SPECALSTS, Pay request
#5-stored material on lights, 68,698.49;
SUMMT SGNS, stop signs, 360.50;
WALKER NAPA, oil filters for loader & tan
pickup, 256.97; WALKER REFUSE,
garbage contract service, 7,534.64;
WALL BADLANDS AREA CHAMBER,
BBB funds, 22,413.51 ; WALL
BULDNG CENTER, CC supplies,
152.20; WALL DRUG STORE, supplies,
19.50; WEST RVER ELEC, pumping
costs, 9,135.29; WEST RVER/LYMAN-
JONES RURAL, water purchases,
3,500.00; ZEP MANUFACTURNG,
Sewer chemical, 979.84.
TOTAL: 153,105.63

Gross SaIaries - January 31, 2012:
Gross Salaries: Adm. - $5,583.04; PWD -
$9,520.08

AFLAC, Employee Supplemental ns.,
$357.10; HEALTH POOL, Health/Life n-
surance, $4,086.42; METLFE, Employee
Supplemental, $25.00; SDRS, Employee
Retirement, $1,754.26; SDRS-SRP, Em-
ployee Supp Retirement plan, $150.00;
FRST NTERSTATE BANK, Employee
payroll tax, $3,151.67
Motion by Dunker, second by Hustead to
approve paying the February Fire Depart-
ment bills. Motion carried.
FEBRUARY 2012 FIRE DEPT BILLS
CORNER PANTRY, fuel, 99.56; DE'S OL
& PROPANE, oil-air-fuel filter/tune up,
93.06; GOLDEN WEST TELE, phone-in-
ternet, 130.84l; GRMMS PUMP, pump
repair on CAFS 3, 4,981.53; MOYLE PE-
TROLEUM, fuel, 101.49; VANWAY TRO-
PHY, plaque engraving, 23.36; WALL
BULDNG CENTER, supplies, 7.98;
WALL FOOD CENTER, xmas party sup-
plies, 246.65; WALL MEAT PROCESS-
NG, meat for xmas party, 497.46; WEST
RVER ELEC, electricity, 486.24.
TOTAL: 6,668.17
Motion by Hustead, second by M. Ander-
son to approve the February Ambulance
bills. Motion carried.
FEBRUARY 2012 AMBULANCE BILLS
AT & T, cell phone, 46.18; BOUNDTREE
MEDCAL, medical supplies, 169.84;
CTY OF WALL, propane payback,
1,108.24; CROWN OL, fuel, 676.80;
FRST NTERSTATE BANK, conference
travel expenses for J.Kitterman, 284.56;
GOLDEN WEST, phone-internet, 175.96;
JEFF KTTERMAN, reimburse plaque
purchase, 62.75; KTTERMAN, JOHN,
registration fees reimbursed, 45.00;
Matheson Tri-Gas nc, oxygen supplies,
79.54; PETTY CASH, meals for Rapid
City runs, 107.83; RAPD CTY RE-
GONAL HOSPTAL, medical supplies,
16.32; WALL BULDNG CENTER, sup-
plies, 79.93; WALL FOOD CENTER, sup-
plies, 62.41; WALL HEALTH SERVCES,
TB testing, 18.00; WEST RVER ELEC,
electricity, 209.10.
TOTAL: 3,142.46

Gross SaIaries - January 31, 2012:
Gross Salaries: $5,428.27

FRST WESTERN BANK, Employee
payroll tax, $1,041.99
Motion by Leonard, second by Dunker to
approve the February Library bills. Mo-
tion carried.
FEBRUARY 2012 LIBRARY BILLS
WENDY BRUNNEMANN, scholastic
order, 47.00; FRST NTERSTATE
BANKCARD, computer, 583.48;
GOLDEN WEST TELE, phone bill, 39.05;
WEST RVER ELEC, electricity, 108.67.
TOTAL: 778.20

Gross SaIaries - January 31, 2012:
Gross Salaries: $488.00
FRST WESTERN BANK, Employee
payroll tax, $64.92
Motion by Hustead, second by M. Ander-
son to approve the February Cemetery
bills. Motion carried.
FEBRUARY 2012 CEMETERY BILLS
WEST RVER ELEC, prepay electricity,
100.00.
TOTAL: 100.00
At this time the on-call schedule, the com-
pensatory report, the community center
report and the Wall Health Service were
reviewed.
Finance Officer (FO) Anderson com-
mented District 9 Municipal Meeting
would be held in Edgemont on April 18th.
FO Anderson presented policy 7.91 to
add 'worked holidays' to the policy man-
ual. St. Patrick's Catholic Church re-
quested a refund on their building permit
fee because of the amended ordinance to
waive fees for nonprofits. The council
amended the ordinance after the building
permit was paid for and approved.
Motion by Dunker to not approve the fee
refund request by the St. Patrick's
Catholic Church, second by M. Anderson.
Motion carried.
Public Works items included the possible
purchase of a new water reader gun at an
estimated price of $1200. This topic was
referred to the water committee. ssue to
have the engineer begin work on the curb
and gutter project was referred to the
street committee and a recommendation
be made to the council. ssue of commu-
nity center windows referred to the com-
munity center committee to receive pro-
posals and come back to council with rec-
ommendation.
The next city council meeting will be
Thursday, March 8th, at 6:30 pm.
With no further business, the meeting
was adjourned at 8:40 pm.
_____________
David L. Hahn,
Mayor
___________________
Carolynn M. Anderson,
Finance Officer
Published February 23, 2012, at the total
approximate cost of $118.26.
NOTICE OF INTENT
Department of Transportation
FederaI Highway Administration
EnvironmentaI Impact Statement:
Pennington County, SD
Agency: Federal Highway Administration
(FHWA), DOT.
Action: Notice of ntent.
Summary: The FHWA is issuing this no-
tice to advise the public that an Environ-
mental mpact Statement will be prepared
for proposed road improvements on
South Rochford Road in Pennington
County, South Dakota.
For Further Information Contact: Ms.
Marion Barber, Environmental Specialist,
FHWA, 116 East Dakota Avenue, Suite A,
Pierre, SD 57501, (605) 226-7326; Mr.
Terry Keller, Environmental Supervisor,
Project Development, South Dakota De-
partment of Transportation, 700 E. Broad-
way Avenue, Pierre, SD, 57501, (605)
773-3721; Mr. Heine Junge, Highway Su-
perintendent, Pennington County High-
way Department, 3601 Cambell Street,
Rapid City, SD 57701 (605) 394-2166.
Further information can be found and
comments can be submitted via the proj-
ect website at http://www.southrochfor-
droad.com.
SuppIementary Information:
Background
The FHWA, in cooperation with the
South Dakota Department of Transporta-
tion (SDDOT) and Pennington County,
South Dakota, will prepare an Environ-
mental mpact Statement (ES) on a pro-
posal for roadway improvements on
South Rochford Road in Pennington
County, South Dakota. The proposed
project would involve roadway improve-
ments to South Rochford Road for ap-
proximately 10 miles between the Town
of Rochford and the intersection of South
Rochford Road and Deerfield Road.
The proposed project is considered
necessary to improve year-round access
to the Town of Rochford from the Deer-
field Lake area. The existing roadway is
difficult to maintain with a gravel surface,
steep grades, drainage issues, and curvi-
linear alignment. Alternatives under con-
sideration include: (1) No action; (2) road-
way improvements along the existing
alignment; and (3) roadway improve-
ments on a new alignment. The proposed
work would include reconstructing the two
lane roadway, providing an all-weather
surface, and improving the drainage and
associated roadway structures. Adjusting
existing utilities and acquisition of right-of-
way (ROW) may be necessary.
Based on preliminary environmental
analysis, it is anticipated that the pro-
posed project may require the following
Federal permits: Section 404 Permit for
filling/dredging water of the United States
and Section 401 Water Quality Certifica-
tion. A Special Use Permit may be re-
quired from the U.S. Forest Service.
An agency scoping meeting and public
scoping/information meeting are planned
with the meetings scheduled between
February and June of 2012. Letters de-
scribing the proposed action and soliciting
comments will be sent to the appropriate
federal, state, and local agencies; tribes;
and private organizations and citizens
who are known to be interested in the
proposed project. Public input will be
sought throughout the proposed project
through a series of public meetings. A
Draft ES will be prepared and a public
hearing will be held. Public notice will be
given regarding the time and place of the
public meetings and public hearing.
f a build alternative is chosen as the
preferred alternative, construction is an-
ticipated to begin in 2015 or 2016. To en-
sure that the full range of issues related
to this proposed action is addressed and
all significant issues are identified, com-
ments and suggestions are invited from
all interested parties. Comments or ques-
tions concerning this proposed action and
the ES should be submitted through the
project Web site at
http://www.southrochfordroad.com or di-
rected to any of the persons identified
above at the addresses provided under
the caption FOR FURTHER INFORMA-
TION CONTACT.
(Catalog of Federal Domestic Assis-
tance Program Number 20.205, Highway
Planning and Construction. The regula-
tions implementing Executive Order
12372 regarding intergovernmental con-
sultation of Federal programs and activi-
ties apply to this program.)
ssued on: January 19, 2012.
Marion Barber,
Environmental Specialist,
Federal Highway Administration,
Pierre, South Dakota.
Published February 23 & March 1, 2012,
at the total approximate cost of $78.02.
PENO TOWNSHIP #9
PUBLIC NOTICE
Peno Township #9 will hold their an-
nual meeting Monday, March 5, 2012, at
7:00 p.m., at the home of Gerald Julson.
Pierre Pippert,
Clerk
Published February 23 & March 1, 2012,
at the total approximate cost of $8.44.
WEST RIVER WATER
DEVELOPMENT
DISTRICT
MINUTES
JANUARY 12, 2012
CALL TO ORDER: The West River
Water Development District convened for
their regular meeting at the Americnn in
Ft. Pierre, SD. Vice-Chairman Casey
Krogman called the meeting to order at
12:00 p.m. (CT).
Roll Call was taken and Vice-Chairman
Casey Krogman declared a quorum was
present. Directors present were: Casey
Krogman, Marion Matt and Veryl Prokop.
Absent: Joseph Hieb and Lorne Smith.
Also present: Jake Fitzgerald, Manager;
Amy Kittelson, Office Manager for WR/LJ;
Dave Larson, Larson Law PC.
ADDITIONS TO AGENDA: None
APPROVE AGENDA: Motion by Director
Matt, seconded by Director Prokop to ap-
prove the agenda. Motion carried unani-
mously.
APPROVE MINUTES: The minutes of
the December 14, 2011, meeting were
previously mailed to the Board for their re-
view. Motion by Director Prokop, sec-
onded by Director Matt to approve the
December minutes. Motion carried unan-
imously.
FINANCIAL REPORT:
A. APPROVAL OF BLLS: Casey
Krogman, $56.61; Marion Matt, $56.61;
Veryl Prokop, $56.61; West River/Lyman-
Jones RWS, $1,000.00; Pennington
County Courant, $28.59; Lyman County
Herald, $31.28; Kadoka Press, $37.69;
Murdo Coyote, $31.19; Pioneer Review,
$28.27; United States Treasury, $111.72.
Motion by Director Matt, seconded by
Director Prokop to approve the District
bills. Motion carried unanimously.
B. DSTRCT FNANCAL STATUS
REPORT: The financial status of the Dis-
trict to date was previously sent to the
Board. A copy of the December Financial
Report is on file at the District office in
Murdo. Motion by Director Prokop, sec-
onded by Director Matt to approve the
December Financial Report. Motion car-
ried unanimously.
REPORTS:
A. MANAGER'S REPORT: Manager
Fitzgerald presented his January report to
the Board. Motion by Director Matt, sec-
onded by Director Prokop to approve the
Manager's Report. Motion carried unan-
imously.
B. OTHER REPORTS: None
ELECTION OF OFFICERS:
Motion by Director Prokop, seconded
by Director Matt that the officers remain
the same for 2012. The officers for 2012
are Joseph Hieb as Chairman, Casey
Krogman as Vice-Chairman and Marion
Matt as Secretary/Treasurer. Motion car-
ried unanimously.
DESIGNATE LEGAL NEWSPAPERS:
Motion by Director Matt, seconded by
Director Prokop to adopt the following
newspapers as the legal papers for the
West River Water Development District:
Kadoka Press, Lyman County Herald,
Mellette County News, Murdo Coyote,
Pennington County Courant and Pioneer
Review. Motion carried unanimously.
DESIGNATE LEGAL DEPOSITORY:
Motion by Director Prokop, seconded
by Director Matt to designate First Fidelity
Bank in Murdo, SD, as West River Water
Development District's legal depository.
Motion carried unanimously.
MSAC 2012 MEMBERSHIP - $1,000:
Manager Fitzgerald presented an in-
voice from MSAC for 2012 annual mem-
bership dues and recommended ap-
proval. Motion by Director Matt, sec-
onded by Director Prokop to approve the
dues in the amount of $1,000 to MSAC.
Motion carried unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further business, the
meeting was adjourned at 12:05 P.M.
(CT).
ATTEST:
_________________
Kati Venard,
Recording Secretary
___________
Casey Krogman,
Vice-Chairman
Published February 23, 2012 , at the total
approximate cost of $36.06.
CONATA TOWNSHIP
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Annual Meeting for the Conata
Township will be held Tuesday, March 6,
2012, at the William Huether residence,
at 7:00 p.m.
Patty Huether,
Clerk
Published February 23 & March 1, 2012,
at the total approximate cost of $9.09.
HURON TOWNSHIP #10
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Huron Township #10 will hold their
annual meeting Tuesday, March 6, 2012,
at 7:00 p.m., at the Mitch Kammerer res-
idence.
Mitch Kammerer,
Township Clerk
Published February 23 & March 1, 2012,
at the total approximate cost of $9.09.
CEDAR BUTTE
TOWNSHIP #4
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Annual Meeting of Cedar Butte
Township #4 will be held on Tuesday,
March 6, 2012, at 7:00 p.m., in the home
of Gene Patterson, Township Clerk, for
the purpose of election of officers and any
other business that may come before the
board.
Gene Patterson,
Township Clerk
Published February 23 & March 1, 2012,
at the total approximate cost of $11.70.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE TO REDEEM
FROM TAX DEED
To the following owners of record or their
unknown executors, administrators, heirs,
devisees, or legatees.
080334 LOT 13 OF GLORE BROTH-
ERS ADDTON TO BOX ELDER,
PENNNGTON COUNTY, SOUTH
DAKOTA, AS SHOWN ON THE
PLAT FLED N PLAT BOOK 11,
PAGE 137. (D 2413) GLENN
GARRETT GLORE, DONNA
SAUNDERS, GENE CHAMLEY,
GENE ARTHUR CHAMLEY,
TRUSTEE; MARK ARTHUR
CHAMLEY, MARK ARTHUR
CHAMLEY, TRUSTEE; JOHN
ARTHUR CHAMLEY AND THEA
ANN CHAMLEY.
You are hereby notified that, at a sale of
land and lots for unpaid taxes by the
County Treasurer of Pennington County,
South Dakota, the aforesaid described
real property situated in Pennington
County, South Dakota was first offered for
sale at public auction to competitive bid-
ders. Not having been sold for want of
bidders, said County Treasurer's Certifi-
cates of sale for same was issued by the
County Treasurer of Pennington County,
South Dakota, who is now the lawful
owner thereof. The right of redemption
will expire and deeds for said lots will be
made upon expiration of sixty days from
completed service of notices.
Dated at Rapid City, this 8th day of Feb-
ruary 2012
Janet Sayler
Treasurer of Pennington County
Published February 16 & 23, 2012, at the
total approximate cost of $29.72
NOTICE OF VACANCY
MUNICIPALITY OF WALL,
TOWN OF WASTA
AND
WALL SCHOOL DISTRICT 51-5
The following offices for the CTY OF
WALL will become vacant due to the ex-
piration of the present term of office of the
elected officer:
Mayor Two Year Term David Hahn
Alderman Ward Two Year Term
Richard Hustead
Alderman Ward Two Year Term
Stan Anderson
Alderman Ward Two Year Term
Jerry Morgan
The following offices for the TOWN OF
WASTA will become vacant due to the ex-
piration of the present term of office of the
elective officer:
Town Board of Trustees Three Year
Term Dorreen Skillingstad
Also, the following school board posi-
tions for the WALL SCHOOL DSTRCT
51-5 will become vacant due to the expi-
ration of the present terms of office of the
following school board members:
Member-At-Large Three Year Term
Scot Eisenbraun
Member-At-Large Three Year Term
Pamela Johnson
Member-At-Large Three Year Term
Todd Trask
Circulation of nominating petitions may
begin on March 1, 2012.
Petitions for the CTY OF WALL may
be filed in the office of the finance officer
located at 501 Main Street, Wall Commu-
nity Center, between the hours of 8:00
a.m. and 4:30 p.m. MST, not later than
the 27th day of March, 2012, at 5:00 p.m.
Petitions for the TOWN OF WASTA
may be filed with the finance officer lo-
cated at 501 Main St., Wall, SD, between
the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
MST, not later than the 27th day of
March, 2012, at 5:00 p.m.
Nominating petitions for the WALL
SCHOOL DSTRCT 51-5 may be filed in
the office of the business manager lo-
cated at 401 South Boulevard West, be-
tween the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 4:00
p.m. MST, not later than the 27th day of
March, 2012, at 5:00 p.m., or mailed by
registered mail not later than the 27th day
of March, 2012, at 5:00 p.m.
CTY OF WALL
Carolynn Anderson
Finance Officer
TOWN OF WASTA
Carolynn Anderson
Finance Officer
WALL SCHOOL DSTRCT 51-5
Niki Mohr
Business Manager
Published February 16 & 23, 2012, at the
total approximate cost of $53.28.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE TO REDEEM
FROM TAX DEED
To the following owners of record or their
unknown executors, administrators, heirs,
devisees, or legatees.
080333 TRACT 6 OF GLORE BROTH-
ERS ADDTON TO BOX ELDER,
PENNNGTON COUNTY, SOUTH
DAKOTA, AS SHOWN ON THE
PLAT FLED N PLAT BOOK 11,
PAGE 137; EXCEPTNG THERE-
FROM THE SOUTH 30 FEET
(S30') THEREOF. (D 44593)
GENE ARTHUR CHAMLEY, ND-
VDUALLY AND AS TRUSTEE;
MARK ARTHUR CHAMLEY, ND-
VDUALLY AND AS TRUSTEE;
THEA ANN CHAMLEY, NDVDU-
ALLY AND AS TRUSTEE; JOHN
ARTHUR CHAMLEYAND AARON
HOLT, NDVDUALLY AND AS
TRUSTEE; ROBERT L BAR A/K/A
ROBERT L BLAR.
You are hereby notified that, at a sale of
land and lots for unpaid taxes by the
County Treasurer of Pennington County,
South Dakota, the aforesaid described
real property situated in Pennington
County, South Dakota was first offered for
sale at public auction to competitive bid-
ders. Not having been sold for want of
bidders, said County Treasurer's Certifi-
cates of sale for same was issued by the
County Treasurer of Pennington County,
South Dakota, who is now the lawful
owner thereof. The right of redemption
will expire and deeds for said lots will be
made upon expiration of sixty days from
completed service of notices.
Dated at Rapid City, this 8th day of Feb-
ruary 2012
Janet Sayler
Treasurer of Pennington County
Published February 16 & 23, 2012, at the
total approximate cost of $32.74
NOTICE OF
VACANCY
MUNICIPALITY OF QUINN
The following officer will become va-
cant due to the expiration of the present
term of the elective officer. Three year
term for the Town Board of Trustees for
the Town of Quinn. Qualifications for the
nominee are to be a resident of Quinn
and to be a registered voter.
Circulation of the nominating petition
may begin March 1, 2012 and petitions
may be filed in the office of the finance of-
ficer located at 710 Glenn Street, Wall,
SD 57790, between the hours of 8:00 am
and 5:00 pm, mountain time, no later than
the 27th day of March, 2012.
Submission of written request to with-
draw candidate's name from nomination
is to be filed in the office of the finance of-
ficer located at 710 Glenn Street, no later
than March 27, 2012, at 5:00 pm, moun-
tain time.
Deborah Bryan
Finance Officer
Town of Quinn
Published February 16 & 23, 2012, at the
total approximate cost of $20.79.
LAKE CREEK
TOWNSHIP #6
PUBLIC NOTICE
Lake Creek Township #6 will hold their
annual meeting Tuesday, March 6, 2012,
at 7:00 p.m., at the Nathan Kjerstad
home.
Heather Nelson,
Clerk
Published February 23 & March 1, 2012,
at the total approximate cost of $9.76.
RAINY CREEK
CHEYENNE
TOWNSHIP
PUBLIC NOTICE
Annual township meeting for Rainy
Creek Cheyenne will be held Tuesday,
March 6, 2012, at 7:00 p.m., at the Fred
Eisenbraun home.
Doris Eisenbraun,
Clerk
Published February 23 & March 1, 2012,
at the total approximate cost of $9.76.
NOTICE OF HEARING
BEFORE
THE PENNINGTON COUNTY
PLANNING AND ZONING
COMMISSION
AND THE PENNINGTON COUNTY
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Notice is hereby given that the following
petitioners have applied to the Penning-
ton County Planning Board of Commis-
sioners under the provisions of the Pen-
nington County Zoning Ordinance as fol-
lows:
Kenneth and Candice Bruns have applied
for a Rezone to rezone 40.00 acres from
General Agriculture District to Limited
Agriculture District located on the
SE1/4SW1/4, Section 29, T1S, R7E,
BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota,
13727 Ruthies Trail, in accordance with
Sections 206 and 508 of the Pennington
County Zoning Ordinance.
Notice is further given that said applica-
tions will be heard by the Pennington
County Board of Commissioners in the
County Courthouse at 10:30 a.m. on the
6th day of March 2012. At this time, any
person interested may appear and show
cause, if there be any, why such requests
should or should not be granted.
ADA Compliance: Pennington County
fully subscribes to the provisions of the
Americans with Disabilities Act. f you de-
sire to attend this public meeting and are
in need of special accommodations,
please notify the Planning Director so that
appropriate auxiliary aids and services
are available.
DAN JENNSSEN,
PLANNNG DRECTOR
JULE A. PEARSON,
PENNNGTON COUNTY AUDTOR
Published February 23, 2012, at the total
approximate cost of $16.52.
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