February 25, 2016 I The Lovell Chronicle I 5
BY PATTI CARPENTER
A power outage on Sat-
urday affected service to
577 Rocky Mountain Pow-
er customers in Frannie,
Deaver, Cowley and even a
few in rural Lovell.
According to Rocky
Mountain Power spokes-
man Dave Eskelsen, a dis-
tribution feeder "flashed
over" (arched), tripping a
breaker at the Frannie sub-
station. He said workers
found an insulator leading
to an underground line had
failed, automatically caus-
ing the circuit breaker to
trip, He said it was unclear
what the root cause of the
insulator's failure was.
The outage began at
1:44 p.m. and workers were
able to fully restore service
to most customers by 4:24
p.m.
Eskelsen noted
that workers physical-
ly checked the breaker as
a safety measure after re-
pairing the insulator. He
said the faulty insulator
was found fairly quickly,
but it took some time to
establish that the trans-
former at the substation
was safe before restoring
power.
During the nearly three
hours of darkness, homes
went dark, businesses
came to a standstill and a
basketball game at Rocky
Mountain High School
was interrupted.
Sheriff'S report
The Big Horn County Sheriffs Office re-
ceived the following calls for the week of
Feb. 15 - 22:
Feb. 15: A motorist complained about a
semi-truck driver following too close be-
hind another vehicle in the Frannie area.
The matter was referred to another agency.
Feb. 18: Deputies responded to a domestic
dispute in the Byron area.
• An incident where vandals appeared to
have tampered with the tires on a vehi-
cle parked in the Rocky Mountain High
School parking lot is under investigation.
Feb. 19: A large piece of plastic was report-
edly creating a traffic hazard on Highway
310 near Lovell.
• A motorist reported a vehicle unable to
maintain a lane of travel in the Deaver
area. Deputies were unable to locate the
vehicle.
Feb. 20: A resident asked deputies to check
on a residence in Deaver for an individu-
al "known to steal things" who may be in
the area.
• Deputies received a report of an incident
that took place during a basketball game
at Rocky Mountain High School where an
individual adult allegedly threatened stu-
dents.
Feb. 22: A suspicious person was reported
in the Dryhead area. Deputies were unable
to locate the individual.
Police Report
The Lovell Police De-
partment received the fol-
lowing calls for the week
of Feb. 15 - Feb. 21:
Feb. 17: A resident re-
ported a suspicious per-
son near her home. Police
were unable to locate the
individual.
Feb. 18: A bartender re-
ported concern for an in-
dividual who had been
drinking all day and was
allegedly "getting out of
control." The individual
was escorted home.
Feb. 20: An individual re-
ported being threatened
verbally by another indi-
vidual. The matter is un-
der investigation.
Feb. 21: An intoxicated
individual was escorted
from a local business af-
ter harassing others at the
business. No arrests were
made.
• A resident reported
two dogs attacking her
chickens.
Feb. 21: A vehicle blocking
access to a postal mailbox
was reported.
BIRTHS
We are interested in printing the
births of North Big Horn County
babies. Please call and personal-
ly report these births by contact-
ing the Chronicle at 548-2217.
Born to Ivy Koryne Smith
and Reed Joseph McMillan
T56N R96W, Cowley Ste-
vens Memorial Estates Sub-
division, Lots 20, 15, (Part)
N2SW4 Sec. 32, T57N R96W.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Persons fined in the Lovell Mu-
nicipal Court in Lovell before
Judge Sylvia Gains recently
Billie R. Merkey, Sheridan,
stop sign violation, 8115.
Benjamin G. Smith, Grey-
bull, bound over to district
court for three counts ag-
gravated assault and battery:
pregnant woman; property
destruction: under 81,000.
at Powell Valley Healthcare were: Jolene M. Conner, Powell,
on Feb. 15, 2016, at 1:41 a.m., Desaree Wimmler, Lovell,no seat belt: driver, 825.
a baby boy, Ryder Iriving Mc- 25, seat belt violation, 825. Randy W. Rumpler, Glen-
Millan, weighing 7 lbs. 4 oz. Brenda Silva, Lovell, 24, rock, pleaded guilty to tak-
Grandparents are Robin and dog at large, 840. ing over limit big game/tro-
Mark LeBlanc, Barbi Smith Lydia Ann Montanez, By- phy game/wild bison, 90
and Hugh Ferguson. ron, 47, failure to yield to days jail (90 suspended), 6
Born to Natalie and Lay- right of way, 860; expired months unsupervised pro-
ton Severeide at Powell Val- driver's license, SilO. bation, fees and fines: 8290,
ley Healthcare on Feb. 16, CIRCUIT COURT restitution: S3,000; pleaded
2016, at 9:23 a.m., a baby Persons fined in the Fifth Judicial guilty to a second count of
girl, Kenzie Rose Severeide, Circuit Court in Big Horn County taking over limit big game/
weighing 6 lbs. 7 oz. before Judge Thomas Hardngton trophy game/wild bison, 90
DEEDS recently were: days jail (90 suspended), 6
Warranty deeds issued from the Brian Workman, born in months unsupervised pro-
Big Hom County Clerk's office re- 1983, manufacture or deliver bation, fees and fines: 8290;
centlywere: meth or narcotic controlled pleaded guilty to a third
Ronda Thatch to Mel- substance - schedule I or II, count of taking over limit big
anie Schmitt; Lovell Dillon bound over; use controlled game/trophy game/wild bi-
& Black Subdivision, Lot 6, substance - schedule I, II or son, 90 daysjail (90 suspend-
Block 2. III, bound over. ed), 6 months unsupervised
Correction:Town of Cow- Tommy F. Langston, born probation, fees and fines:
ley to Richard W. Parker and in 1946, reckless endanger- $500, restitution: 81,500.
Toni R. Parker; Cowley Orig- ing, 1 year probation, 365 Daniel B. Robison, Og-
inalTown, Lot 4, Block 5, Lot days in jail (364 suspended), den, Utah, stop sign viola-
1, BlocklO. court costs 8190; battery, 6 tion, $115.
Keith C. Brimhall and months probation, 180 days Speeding in a 20 mph zone:
Carol M. Brimhall to Gary D. in jail (179 suspended), court . Eric A. Heldt, Billings,
Leonhardt and Kathy Leon- costs 8190. $153.
hardt; (Part) SW4NE4 Sec.Amy Lopez, born in 1981,
32, Lot 3, T57N R96W. defraud drug and alcohol
J & K Campbell Invest- test: manufacture, sale, etc.
ments, LLC to Russell J. products with intent to de-
Boardman and LesleyJ. fraud- 1st offense, 6 months
Boardman; Sec. 19, Lots 2 probation, 180 days in jail
- 7, SE4, S2NE4, E2SW4,
Mark S. Welch, Cowley,
S45.
Speeding in a 65 mph zone:
Rogelio Ramirez Jr., born
in 1993, 78 mph, 884.
Kevin D. Anderson, Big
Horn, Wyo., $76.
(150 suspended).
SE4NW4, SW4SW4 T58N Debbie Beard, born in Trudy L. Arnold, Daniel,
R97W Sec. 20, SW4SW4, 1971, sell/furnish alcohol to Wyo., $73.
T58N R97W. person under 21, 6 months Marshall L. Sigman,
Correction: Nicholasprobation, 10 days in jail Rozet, Wyo.,867.
Sponsel and Brittani Spon- (10 suspended), S440 ($400Rochelle C. Slight, Cody,
sel to Nicholas J. Sponsel suspended). 882.
and BrittaniJ. Sponsel; Cow- Anita S. Byrd, born in Rodney E. Workman,
ley Stevens Memorial Es- 1971, sell/furnish alcohol to Sheridan, S70.
tates Subdivision, Lots 18, 19,
N2SW4 Sec. 32, T57N R96W.
Linda R. Wombolt to
Dylan Benson Banks and
Rachel Marie Banks; Lovell
Highland Subdivision, Lots 9,
10, Block 8.
Quit Claim deeds issued from
the Big Horn County Clerk's of-
fice recently were:
Marvin Grandalen to
Marvin Grandalen - Trustee
of the Marvin Grandalen Re-
vocable Trust dated Decem-
ber 5, 2014; (Part) Lots 108,
99, T56N R95W, (Part) Lot
102, T56N R96W, Sec. 07, Lot
3, T56N R96W, (Part) Lot 108,
person under 21, 6 months
probation, 10 days in jail
(10 suspended),
8440 ($400
suspended).
David G. Rodriguez, born
in 1958, drive without inter-
lock device - 1st offense, 6
months probation, 90 day in
jail (83 suspended), 8390.
Kelsey L. Colyar, Cody, no
valid driver's license, $115.
Shane M. Kannard, Lovell,
expired or improper regis-
tration, $115.
Mandee R. Leonhardt,
Lovell, window tint greater
than 28 percent on side or
back, $65.
Dawn M. Lesley, Swan
Valley, Idaho, 870.
Drake W. Welch, Lovell,
897.
Mackenzie N. McDonald,
$73.
Tavell L. Peete, Billings,
S88.
Star W. Hughston, Mc-
Bain, Mich., $73.
Julio C. Garay, Greybull,
$88.
Michelle L. Croft, Lovell,
8121.
Travis L. Baker, Moroni,
Utah, $84.
Timothy M. Robinson,
Edgemont, S.D., $75.
The Bureau of Recla-
mation's February forecast
of the April through July
runoff predicted for the
Big Horn River Basin is as
follows:
Big Horn Lake - The Big
Horn River April through
af.
Boysen Reservoir -
Wind River April through
July inflow to Boysen Res-
ervoir is forecast at 350,000
acre-feet, which is 64 per-
cent of the 30-year average
of 548,300 af.
is expected to be 300,000
acre-feet, which is 74 per-
cent of the 30-year average
of 405,400 af.
An acre-foot is the
amount of water needed
to cover one acre (43,560
square feet) one foot deep
July inflow to Big Horn Lake Bull Lake Reservoir - (325,851 gallons or 1,233.5
is forecast at 596,200 acre April through July snow- cubic meters).
Big Horn Basin Outlook Weekend Outlook
feet, which is 54 percent melt runoff into Bull Lake For additional informa-
of the 30-year average of Reservoir from Bull Laketion on Buffalo Bill, Boy-
1,114,300 af. Creek is expected to be sen and Bull Lake reser-
Buffalo Bill Reservoir 110,000 acre-feet, which is voirs, contact Wyoming
- Shoshone River April 80 percent of the 30-year Area Manager Carlie Ron-
through July inflow.to Buf- average of 138,200 af. ca at 307-261-5671. For ad-
falo Bill Reservoir is fore- Wind River - April ditional information on Big
cast at 570,000 acre-feet, through July snowmelt Horn Lake, contact Mon-
which is 83 percent of the runoff into the Wind Riv-tana Area Manager Steve
30-year average of 686,300 er above Bull Lake Creek Davies at406-247-7298.
757 Great Western Ave., Lovell, WY ~ ~1~ ~ ~ ~ ~ C~#Jl!
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Frida
Meals are served daily
from noon to 1 PM
Call 548-6556 for home
delivery before
10:30 AM Mon,-Fd.
on the day you need
the meal.
March 7
Hamburger on wheat
bun, lettuce, tomato,
onion, pickles, hash
browns, baked beans,
pears
March 1
Chicken strips, oven
browned potatoes,
mixed vegetables,
bread, garden salad,
cherryBetty & ice
cream
March 8
Country steak,
mashed potatoes,
gravy, peas, apricots,
bread
Frannie Lunch Bunch
March 2
BBQ beef on bun,
~iotato salad, carrots,
me sunshine salad,
banana
March 9
Beef stew, roll,
cottage cheese w/
peacfi half: raspberry
oar, grape juice
March 3
Buttermilk biscuit
w/sausage gravy,
hash bro~vnk lower
sodium V-8, peaches
& granola
Bridge & Pinochle
March 10
Taco, relish tray,
salsa, refried beans,
fluffy fruit cup
Dominos
March 4
Tater tot casserole,
fruit, bread
March 11
Beef pot pie,
asparagus, tomato
& cucumber salad,
whole wheat bread,
grapes
March 14 March 15 March 16 March 17 March 18
Hot turkey sandwich, Corned beef, new
mashed potatoes, potatoes, cabbage &
gravy, spinach, spring carrots, shamrock
salad, pineapple sugar cookie, rye bread
upside down cake
Chili, cheese stick,
garden bounty salad,
cinnamon roll,
California vegetables
Lasagna, Italian
vegetables, French
bread, tossed green
salad, melon cup
Bridge & Pinochle
Potato crusted cod,
rice pilaf, carrot
coins-, French bread,
fruit cup
March 21 March 22 March 23 March 24 March 25
Pork wings, roasted
red potatoes,
brussels sprouts,
garden bounty salad,
blueberry crisp
Dominos
Chicken & noodles,
spinach, fruity slaw,
whole wheat bread,
pears
Roast beef, mashed
potatoes w/gravy,
carrots, whoIe wheat
bread, German
coleslaw, pineapple
Betty
Birthday Party
Frannie Lunch Bunch
French dip sandwich,
potato salad, grape
Nice, banana, vanilla
ice cream
March 28 March 29 March 30 March 31
Sweet & sour
meatballs, pasta,
green beans, whole
wheat bread, citrus
i Salisbury steak,
! mashed potatoes,
] carrots, seasonal
fruit, whole grain
bread
Bridge & Pinochle
fruit salad, spinach
salad
Stuffed green
peppers, mashed
potatoes, 49-er salad,
whole wheat bread,
Ham & beans, corn
bread, fruit salad,
sherbert
GOOD FRIDAY
apricot crisp
LOVELL DRUG
164 E. Main
CENTER CLOSED
Meal Prices: $2.50 suggested
donation for SAMS
registered people over
60 and accompanying
spouses, $5 for all
others
Menu is subject to change due
to availability of items,
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Thursday
Mostly Sunny
Precip Chance: 5%
51 / 26
Friday
Sunny
Preclp Chance: 0%
56 / 29
Saturday
Mostly Sunny
Preclp Chance: 5%
57 / 33
Range Forecast
Sunday
Partly Cloudy
Preclp Chance: 20%
52 / 30
Monday
Partly Cloudy
Preclp Chance: 20*/.
52 / 28
Thursday we will see mostly sunny skies with a high temperature
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cloudy skies Thursday night with an overnight low of 26°. Light i,i,~.:~,:.~, 57/~ 2 [
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