- Thursday, November 11, 1999 /
"WHERE THE KID
NAME"
The Sundance Times
fire for such periods of lime as the Board may deem necessary and proper;, and
the County Fire Warden Elvin Rush has recommended that open burning restrictions similar to last year b~
• roagbom the county; and
any violation of this resolution may b¢ in violation of W.S. 35-9-304 punishable by up to 30 days in jail and up to a
fine or both;
BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CROOK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HEREBY
a partial closure, discharge of fin:works aad ." outdoor fires are prohibited in unimproved areas, defined as cropland,
land, and undeveloped land which predominatcly r malns in its natural forested or range condition, except as
below:
Trash or refuse fir bctw n the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m., insi& containers provided with a
spark arrcstcr and located within a cleared area ten feet in radius, are permitted.
Camp fires contained within an established fire ~ at an established campground area are permitted.
Charcoal fires within enclosed grills are pennitted.
Use of acetylene cutting torches or electric arc welders in cleared areas ten feet in radius are permitted.
Propane or open fire branding activities in c~ared ar~ ten f~t in radius arc pernutted.
the Sta~ Land Commissioners, Bureau of Land Management, and State Forester will be provided a copy of this
been processed.
DETERMINED AND RESOLVED this 3rd day of November, 1999.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CROOK COUNTY, WYOMING
Chairman, Merle J. Clark, Vice-Chaimu~ George Will~, Member, and Attest: Connie D. Tschetter, County
Crook County Justice Court - Week of October 25, 1999
SHAWNEE ABELL,LARAMIE,WY d2/75 75.
BABATUNDE AGBAJE,AMES, IA 39/75 195.
DANIEL MOFFETT,SAGINAW,MI 83/75 80.
CHRISTINE WNITFIELD, ST. LOUIS,MO 90/75 195.
SHAWN HERDT,WHEATLAND,WY 77/65 61
JON FAUCHER,MADISON,WI 83/75 80
JESSE HALLOWELL,ARVADA, CO 84/75 85
CLIFFORD RATH,BISMARCK, ND 84/75 85
KIMBERLEY JACKSON,GILLETTE,WY 84/75 85
JAMIE HURICH,GILLETTE,WY 83/75 80
TYSON BOYD,BROOKSVILLE,FL 91/75 195
MARC LOESCHE,VALPARAISO,IN 85/75 90
JENNY JENKINS,LARAMIE,WY 86/75 95
JEREMY WELLS,RAPID CITY, SD 86/75 95
CURTIS MARTINEK,GILLETTE,WY 37/30 78
THOMAS MURPHY,GILLETTE,WY 86/75 95
KIRK ALBERTSON, SPEARFISH, SD 74/65 52
JAMES MAGOON,KELSO,WA 83/75 80.
LINDA HAMLETT,NEWBERG,OR 82/75 75.
AMY HENKEL,MISSOULA, MT 86/75 95.
VIRGIL VIRCHOW,SUNDANCE,WY 86/75 95.
MATTHEW SHEA, PERU,ME 85/75 90.
KENNETH LEHMAN, MISSOULA,MT 82/75 75.
DALLAS EAHR,BELLE FOURCHE,SD 85/75 90.
WADE ZENT,BISMARCK,ND 73/65 54.
DELRAY DORALE,WATERTOWN,SD 82/75 75.
LARRY SMITHEY, EATON,CO 88/75 115.
NO MOTORCYCLE ENDORgEMENT:
MIGUEL RUIZ,SALT LAKE CITY,UT 50.
NO DRIVER'S LICENSE:
ISABEL ANAYA-A, GILLETTE,WY 50.
DRIVING UNDER SUSPENSION:
SHAWNEE ABELL,LARAMIE,WY 400.
NO BRAND INSPECTION:
MILTON WILLXAMS,GILLETTE,WY 200.
NO OVERSIZE PERMIT:
ARTHUR ROGEN,GILLETTE,WY i00.
DARCY BOLLINGER,ROZET,WY I00.
WAYNE KITTELL, KEWAUNEE,WI i00.
TODD HARDING, NORFOLK, VA 70.
all ayes, motion carried.
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County Attorney, Mary Kuhl, County Treasurer, Susan R¢~lin~ County Assessor and Jay Smil~ ~ conf~mc~
discuss the [axes of the Sand Creek Country Club, Ndmans 77 Ranches Inc. and James Ndman. Amended
and will be submiued to the Crook County Board of Eq,~li~6on for approval.
FA~L TO STOP AT PORT OF ENTRY:
STEVEN'TWITZ,DALTON, NE i00.
JEFFREY MILLER,SPOKANE,WA i00.
OREST PRYSYAZHNYUK, FT. WALTON BEACH,FL 100.
LEWELLY DESJARDIN, FORT KENT,ME 100.
monthly collections were colloated:
of District Court. $ 4,224.68
Nurse. ' ,$ 7,628.50
' Sheriff $13,755.60
, Clerk, $ 5,043.25
appro~d to pay for the County employees flu shots this year ~ by the Crook County Public Health Nurse.
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for Lots, 8, 9, 10 and 11 of the Centennial Subdivision to the Town of Moor0roR, Wyoming, will be c.ominued
1999 at 3:00 o'clock p.m. due to a lack of bids rec~ved. Submit the sealed bids to the Crook County
at P.O. Box 37, Sundance, WY 82729 on or before 3:00 o'clock p.m. on ~b~ 7, 1999.
Commissioners and Order Establishing a Private Road Contingent Upon Approval
Y regarding the Marie McCoilum Private Road No. 230. C~orge seconded, all ayes, motion carried.
adjourned at 5:53 o'clock p.m. to meet in regular s~tion ~ber 7, 1999 at 8:00 o'clock a.m. in the
Room at the Courthou~ in Sundanc¢, Wyomin~
HANDLEBARS ~ HIGH-MOTORCYCLE:
MICHAEL RUSH,LINCOLN,NE 50.
POSSESSION OF ALTERED DRIVERS LICENSE 2 COUNTS:
DEREK DANIELS, SUNDANCE, WY 400.
NO PROOF OF INSURANCE:
HICHAEL RUSH, LINCOLN, NE 400.
EXPIRED CAR REGISTRATION:
DANIEL MOFFETT,SAGINAW, MI 50.
NO PROOF OF INSURANCE:
GARY MORRIS,RAPID CITY,SD FINE-$380, SUSPEND-$380, COURT
COSTS-$20
CUT LIVE TREES IN STATE PARK AND INDIRECT QONTEMPT OF COURT:
TIMOTHY PHILLIPS,GILLETTE,WY FINE $100, COURT COSTS-$40
NO PROOF OF INSURANCE. INDIRECT CONTEMPTOFCOURT. DRIVE
JOSEPH BRINDLEY,HULETT,WY FINES-$530, COURT COSTS-$80
LEFT OF CENTER. FAIL
Mark A. Seml¢k, Chairman Merle J. Clark, V~
Attested:
~¢ Willey, Member Connie D. T~h¢~'r, County Clerk
DISTRICT COURT
SIXTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT
AND FOR CROOK
STATE OF WYO-
MING
MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF
LEVINSON,
Deceased.
Probate No. 5100
Is hereby given an Ap-
for Summary D1strl-
r has been
District Court, Sixth
CrOOk County,
by Raleigh Cohen
to Wyoming Statute
in the Estate of Sylvia
seeking to establish
and title to the fellow-
real property in
of Ralelgh Cohen:
divided one-half I,I-
t la and to the following
real property, to-
I0: SEI/4SWI/4,
/4
15: WI/2NEI/4,
[/4SWl/4,
/4
320.00 acres
or less.
With all lm-
ents and appurte-
situate thereon or
appertaining or
on this matter is
for the 2nd day of
1999 at 9:00 a.m. in
Wyoming.
:Parties interested are
unless they ap-
ect to the appllca-
facts contained In the
for Summary Dis-
Property shall
• shall be vested
r rne of Raleigh Cohen,
to the Last Will and
Levinson.
thls 9th day of No-
1999.
FOR THE APPLICANT:
Mark L. Hugh
FIUGHES LAW OFFICE
P.O. Box 456
undance, WY 82729
( 307) 283-1313
III
18, 1999
Notice of Sale of Abandoned
Vehicle
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold on
November 15, 1999:
1978 Plymouth TraIlduster Vln
#AAOBFgS323183
Mail bids to 41 Prairie Road.
Moorcroft, WY 82721.
Publish: November 4, 11, 1999
Ilia
Week of Nov. I - 7,
urday evening visitors of Herman,
Margaret and Dan White at their
home on Tower Dividd.
Mary Garman attended the regular
meeting of the Crook County Museum
and Art Gallery Foundation held
Tuesday forenoon in the art gallery
of the county courthouse.
LynDee Garman accompanied her
grandmother, Mary Garman, to
Spearfish shopping Saturday after-
VIN checks-ll, traffic stops-7, pa-
per services-7, motorist assist- I, p~-
oner transport-I, traveler's aide-1,
courtesy ride-I, insufficient funds
check-1, runaway-1 warrant paper
service-I, suspicious vehicle-I, gas
drive off- I.
November I, 1999
Trespass-deputy investigated com-
plaint.
Assist other agency-deputy was
called to assist Sundance Police De-
parUnent in a domestic dispute.
November 2, 1999
Suspicious circumstances-deputy
investigate¢i report
November 3, 1999
Vandalism-deputy investigated de-
struction of signs.
Ambulance assist-deputy assisted
on an ambulance call in county.
Sundance Ambulance and Fire De-
partment paged to residence, patient
refused transport.
November 4, 1999
Arrest,deputy and Sundance Police
officer arrested subject on warrant.
Other agency assist-deputy assisted
Hwy Patrol with a disabled vehicle.
November 5, 1999
Accident-deputy assisted motorist
who had struck a deer. No injuries.
Reddi report-deputies made contact
with subjects and all was okay.
Hulett Ambulance paged to resi-
dence and transported subject to
Spearfish.
Moorcroft Ambulance paged to resi-
dence, patient transported to Gillette.
November 6, 1999
Animal complaint-deputy investi-
gated report of cows being shot.
Assist other agency-deputy assisted
patrol in rounding up cattle.
Hulett Ambulance paged to resi-
dence, patient refused transport.
Moorcroft, Sundance, Hulett and
Dev~s Tower Fire Departments paged
and responded to grass fire on Sunny
Divide.
November 7, 1999
Suspicious person-deputy investi-
gated.
Sundance Fire Department checked
on Sunny Divide fwe from dight be-
fore.
Moorcroft Fire Department paged to
small grass fwe Hwy. 14.
Miller Creek
By: Opa/O.dm
I3o and Criss Rathbun made a busi
ness trip m Rapid City Wednesday
and were Saturday evening supper
guests of Don and Melody Harem and
daughter, Lexi, who live near Rozet,
Wy. They delivered a belated birth-
day gift to Lexi who was four years
old October 26.
Herman and Margaret White and
son, Dan, were in B~lle Fourche Tues-
day where they transacted business.
Paul and Jean Conzelman were Sat-
CURTIS MARTINEK, GILLETTE,WY . FINE-$58, COURT COSTS-$20
FAILURE TO REPORT ACCIDENT OVER $500 DAMAGE:
CRYSTAL ZIEGLER,HULETT, WY FINE-$50, COURT COSTS-$20
DRIVING WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL:
WAYNE BARRETT,DOUGLAS,WY FINE-$750, SUSPEND-$250, COURT COSTS-$20, VICTIMS
COMPENSATION-$100, JAIL-180 DAYS, SUSPEND-150 DAYS, PROBATION-I YEAR
SUPERVISED, NOT VIOLATE ANY LAWS, NOT POSSESS OR CONSUME ALCOHOL OR
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, NOT BE ONTHE PREMISES OF ANYBUSINESSWHOSEMAIN ITEM
OF SALE IS ALCOHOL, NOT KNOWINGLY ASSOCIATE WITH ANYONE USING OR POSSESSING
ALCOHOL OR CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, SUBMIT TOWARRANTLESS SEARCHES, VIEW BOOKING
VIDEO, KEEP COURT INFORMED OF ADDRESS
INDIRECT CONTEMPT OF COURT:
EARL ELLIOT,GILLETTE,WY FINE-$20, COURT COSTS-$20, UNPAID BALANCE OF
ORIGINAL FINE PLUS THIS CASE ~ONVERTED TO JAIL AT RATE OF $15 PER DAY FOR
TOTAL OF JAIL TIME OF 8 DAYS. MAY PAY REMAINING BALANCE AT ANY TIME
noon.
deremy Garman assisted with an-
other team-roping event held Sunday
,, afternoon at Deb and Harold Adema's
big indoor roping arena on Sunny
I Divide.
I Fern Grubb Harper of Spearfish,
[ Mary Garman, Gertie Lyric and Opal
:[ .~.. 0ud~ me~ Friday at noon at the Aro
.i .... " • I : ~gstalzrant in Stzndance where they
' | ~ enjoyed ~g and visiting. They are They planned when they reached the
four of the six members belonging to age of the big f'we-0 they would met
1999 the Shamrock Ladies Club of Sunny again, this is the year.
Denise's parents, Jack and Annause
Labmer.
Mary Yemington took a flight from
Rapid City Airport to Charleston, N.
C. Thursday where she met two spe-
cial girl friends from Florida. These 3
girls started first grade together and
havebeen close friends since then.
Divide when the club dissolved sev- Sam Yemington accompanied a
era]years ago. youth group from the Catholic
A/']re started Saturday forenoon in Church to Thermopolis, Wy., Satur-
a pasture on Sunny Divide on land day where they spent the weekend,
belonging to Reynard Mills, burned returning to Sundance in time for
into the timber. Volunteer firefighters church Sunday. Sam spent Friday
of Crook County responded and by night with his aunt, Sally Rogers, as
dark it was beLieved to beunder con- the group left Sundance at 6 a.m.
trol. The wind came up and/'~hters They reported a good time with other
were on the fire until about one groups.
o'clock in the morning. Sunday morn- Sam Yemington received his driv-
ing, a few men checked on it again era license and chauffeured his fa-
and still found some hot spots that 'ther, Bob, to their ranch home Sun-
were doused by noon. It is believed day.
someone, maybe hunting, had started Randy Leinen and son, Walter, both
the fire in the tall grasses, of Rapid City, arrived at the
Clay Moeller of Sundance was aYemington ranch Friday evening
Saturday evening visitor at Opal where they spent the weekend hunt-
Oudin's after he had bagged a nice ing. Bob Yemington and Will hunted
five by six white-tail buck deer on with them.
Opal's. Bill and Doris Oudin were Kenny Rathbun, Elaina and
evening callers as was Chris Moo[ler Chesney took Denise Rathbun to the
of Sundance. Rapid City Airport Sunday afternoon
Herman, Margaret and Dan Whitewhere she took a flight to Mesa Ariz.,
attended the annual Hulett Lions where she will be taking another two
Club pancake supper at the Civic weeks course in work pertaining to
Center in Hulett Sunday evening, the school district where she has
October 3 I. They reported there were employment.
not many hunters there this year. This weather is so warm it is most
Jeremy Garman was a Saturday unusual. When did we ever see fifty-
overnight guest of Trennan Thomas five degrees at eight o'clock in the
at Hulett. morning November 7? We saw that
Steve and Tina Wood and sons, this year and they predicted a high
Clay, Cody and Kyle were Sunday of eighty for Monday. (unedited)
evening supper guests of Dale and
Sherry Wood and family on Cabin
Creek.
Kenny and Denise Rathbun, Elains
and Chesney, enjoyed shopping and
dinner in Spearfish Friday after work.
They were Saturday supper guests o!
Notice Crook County Fire partial closure
Effective immediately (as of 3:00 o'clock p.m.
November 3, 1999) the Board of Crook County Commissioners
are invoking a partial fire closure for Crook County until
rescinded by the Commission.
Under partial closure, discharge of fire works and all outdoor fires
are prohibited in unimproved areas, except aS provided below;
• Trash or refuse fires between the ours of 6:00 PM and
8:00 AM, inside containers provided with spark arresters
and located within a cleared area ten feet in radius, are
permitted
• Camp fires contained within as established fire ring at an
established campground are permitted
• Charcoal fires within enclosed grills are permitted
• Use of acetylene cutting torches or electric arc welders in
cleared areas ten feet in radius are permitted
• Propane or open fired branding activities in cleared areas
ten feet in radius are permitted
Dated this 3rd day of November, 1999
Mark A. Semlek, Chairman
Merle J. Clark, Vice-Chairman
George Willey, Member
Pinochle marathon=
Marathon play is off to a good
start. Bridge is in the third round
and Pinochle should be finished
with four rounds. The scores are
an average of those turned in by
Sunday, November 7.
Bridge
Mildred Durfee 31.010
Floyd Cart 30.852
Donna Allen 28.340
Norma Bernd 27.882
Bea Tavegia 27.497
Glenn Gregson 27.077
Jeanne Wyatt 26.915
Dot Oregson 25.197
Mary Ruland 25.173
Allen Edwards 25.140
Claudis Can" 25.038
Robert Sharp 24.653
Bob Beaudoin 24.642
Bonnie Beaudoin 24.376
Nubs Bernd 23.767
Jane Edwards 23.756
Marge Goodson 21.991
Sylvia Sharp 21.660
Glen Wyatt 18.893
deanette Mathis 12.541
Couples G .es Fey
Carrs 27.945 3
Allen / Ruiand 26.757 4
Gregsons 26.137 9
Bernds 25.825 6
Goodson/Tavegia 24.704 8
Beaudoins 24.509 4
Edwards 24.448 9
Sharps 23.157 2
Wyatts 22.904 4
Durfee/Mathis 12.541 3
Pinochle
Jacquie Mclnerney 5880
Ulric Hawken 5437
Janinne Rice 5320
Jeanne Lee 5080
Barbara Byrne 4955
Slim Hoing 4950
Sister Frances Schaf 4720
Frank Blakeman 4607
Larry 8yrne 4540
Terry McNutt 4370
Bill Rice 4310
Sheila Christoph 4260
Duane Hart] 4170
Doramay Blakemat. 4110
Betty Mclnerney 4020
Shirley Long 4007
Jessie Tachetter 3860
Pat Mollenbrink 3718
John Lor~ 3703
Mike Coy 3537
Joyce Hart/ 3525
Lottie Snyder 3254
Barbara Coy 3187
Fred Tschetter 3150
Lyle Brunson 3070
Dusty Glick 2902
Nellie Hoing 2150
Vivian Brunson 1100
Couples Games Played
Mclnerneys 4950 I
Hawken/McNutt 4904 3
Lec/Schaf 4900 I
Rices 4815 I
Byrnes 4748 2
Blakemans 4359 3
MoilenbrLnk/Christoph 3989 4
Longs 3855 3
Harris 3848 4
Hoings 3550 2
Tschetters 3505 I
Coys 3362 3
Snyder/Glick 3078 5
Brunsons 2085 I
The regularly scheduled Thursday, November 18, 1999
school board meeting has been changed to:
Monday, Novembe 15, 1999
at the hour of 6:00 p.m. in Sundance at the Sundance
High School.
Board of Trustees
Crook County School District
Jerry Solyst, Chairman
I IIII I I I II I I I
CROOK COUNTY
SUNDANCE
MON. THRU FRI.
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