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BRAD DEWAUX
Fire Chief Jim Minehow (right), Bruce Morrison (left) and another firefighter
spray water from a fire hose at the burning fifth-wheel Wednesday. The eamper
was a total loss.
Camper trailer burns in weed fire
BY BRAD DEVEREAUX
Area law enforcement
and the Lovell Vohm-
teer Fire Department re-
sponded to a report of an
out-of-control weed fire
near residential buildings
Wednesday, May 5.
Upon arrival at the
scene at Lane 12 outside
of Lovell, Fire Chief Jim
Minchow said, the weed
fire was burning out of con-
trol and had fully engulfed
a 2007 Raptor fifth-wheel
parked in the weeds near-
by. The trailer belonged
to Bruce and Mary Demp-
ster.
The residents start-
ed the weed fire earlier
in the day while burning
yard waste and it got out
of control as it hit the thick
weeds near the trailer,
Minchow said. Firefighters
used caution as both pro-
pane tanks on the trailer
exploded while firefighters
were on scene, Minchow
said.
The trailer was a to-
tal loss, Minchow said,
and the trailer's title and
other documents were also
burned in the blaze.
Police car in three-vehicle accident
The Lovell Police Department received
the following calls for the week of May
4-11, 2010:
May 4: An officer wrote a citation to
Tegan Layne for improper passing follow-
ing an accident on the 100 block of West
2nd Street.
May 5: Officers responded to a report of a
fight at a Lovell residence but took no ac-
tion after finding no evidence of physical
violence and no witnesses.
A Lovell officer was involved in a three-
car accident where one vehicle rear-
ended another vehicle on Main Street,
which then collided with the LPD police
car.
Megan Banks, 18, rear-ended a vehicle
being driven by Kaia Bartling, 18, which
struck the police cruiser driven by officer
Greg Hess. The Wyoming Highway Patrol
handled the investigation and Banks was
written a citation for following too closely.
May 6: Officers received a report of an
ongoing domestic dispute involving two
Lovell residents.
Officers rased and subdued Ann Shine
after an incident at North Big Horn Hos-
pital where she was reported to be car-
rying a knife and was possibly a threat
to herself and others. She was arrested
for interference with a peace officer and
breach of peace and transported to jail
in Basin.
May 8: The LPD received a report that
a truck that was reported to be spotlight-
ing near Lovell Lake earlier was spotted
in town. An officer made contact and per-
formed a traffic stop on the vehicle, result-
ing in three MIP citations for alcohol.
May 9: A Lovell officer wrote no trespass-
ing orders to two individuals following a
report of a fight at a Lovell residence.
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BIRTHS
We are interested in printing the births of
North Big Horn County babies. Please call
and personally report these births by con-
tacting the Chronicle at 548-2217.
Born to Tonya and Mark Olson at the Powell
Valley Hospital on May 8, 2010 at 2:41
a.m., a baby boy, Cannot Alexander OI-
son weighing 7 Ibs. 14 oz. His grandpar-
ents are Delbert and Sandi Fetzer and
Gary and Ilene Olson.
Born to Megan and Isaac Hewitt at the Powell
Valley Hospital on May 6, 2010 at 11:25
a.m., a baby boy, Calvin Brian Hewitt
'weighing 9 Ibs. 6 oz. His grandparents
are Randy and Karen Ashcraft of Rex-
burg, ID and Brian and Lucinda Hewitt of
Mound, MN.
DEEDS
Warranty deeds issued from the Big Horn
County Clerk's office recently were:
Harold F. Newton to Troy A. Muffett and Mi-
chelle R. Muffett; Sec. 25 (Farm Unit B)
T57N R97W SW4NW4, Sec. 26 (E2) Part
T57N R97W SE4NE4
Trustee Elsie Martens, Mary Jane Stewart
2008 Revocable Living Trust dated April
23, 2008 to Hans H. Hawley and Emi-
lie R. Hawley; Lovell Welch Subdivision
Block 2 Lot 1 (Part) and Lot 3
Michael L. Grant and Marianne R. Grant to
William H. Gilliam and Florence M. Law-
son; Lovell Original Town Block 13 Lot 3
(Part)
Steven Hessenthaler and Milisa Hessenthaler
to Jason Shaw; Lovell Linnabary "A" Sub-
division Block 5 Lot 2 (Part)
Quitclaim deeds issued from the Big Horn
County Clerk's office recently were:
Charles R. Scheeler to Glenn Dean Scheeler,
Steven J. Scheeler, Todd R. Scheeler and
Debra L. Hibbert; Byron Original Town
Block 17 Lots1 (Part) and Lot 2 (Part)
Cynthia Ann Teitsch to Michael Edward
Teitsch; Big Horn County Shoshone
Ranchettes Lots 3, 4, and 5
MUNICIPAL COURT
Persons fined in the Lovell Municipal Court
before Judge Sylvia Gains recently were:
Russell C. Renner, 42, seat belt violation,
fined $25
Brian L. Workman, 26, driving while license is
suspended, fined $410
Jose Ramirez, 31,25 mph in a 20 mph zone,
fined $55
Curt Brown, 52, Columbia Falls, Montana, 26
mph in a 20 mph zone, fined $120
Jonathan Morgan, 24, seat belt violation,
fined $25
Shannon Watkins, 33, failure to yield, fined
$6O
Darryl S. Lynn, 30, illegal U-turn, fined $60
Terry L. Marcotte, 56, Powell, 27 mph in a 20
mph zone, fined $130
Ray Dean Fraser, 27, Palisade, Colorado,
seat belt violation, fined $25
20 mph zone, fined $130
Thomas H. Levitt, 62, Alpena, Michigan, seat
belt violation, fined $25
Zachery Fink, 26, failure to use turn signal,
fined $60
Gerald E. Fink, 68, Buffalo, Wyoming, 26 in a
20 mph zone, fined $130
John V. Redman, 19, Ethete, Wyoming, seat
belt violation, fined $25
Elbert Denniston, 31, Powell, no brake light,
fined $60
Marcus Perez-Averett, 29, no driver's license,
fined $60
Mark Alderink, 55, Lewiston, Montana, 55, 25 .
mph in a 20 mph zone, fined $55
Desiree Johnston, 19, DUS, fined $410
Aaron Fink, 29, DUS, fined $410
Edward McCabe, 42, property destruction,
fined $510
Stepfanie Thompson, 18, DUS, fined $410
For speeding in a 30 mph zone:
Daniel Royce, 44, Miles City, Montana, 40
mph, fined $100
Desiree Johnston, 19, 38 mph, fined $92
Individuals are local residents unless oth-
erwise noted.
CIRCUIT COURT
Persons fined in the Fifth Judicial Circuit
Court in Lovell before Judge Thomas Har-
rington recently were:
Thomas R. Donahue, 29, no valid driver's li-
cense, fined $100
James A. Langston, 25, no vehicle registra-
tion, fined $50
Kempton R. Fitzherbert, 17, 60 mph in a 45
mph zone, fined $110
Kenneth D. Baker, 58, failure to drive on the
right side of roadway, find $50
Olivia L. Fulkerson, 48, 39 mph in a 30 mph
zone, fined $86
Bradley L. Sedlar, 23, driving while license is
suspended, fined $410
Christopher E. Fort, audible air leak, fined
$160
Dennis LeRoy Thompson, 40, failure to obey
"No passing" sign, fined $100
Scott W. Harvey, 42, 60 mph in a 55 mph
zone, fined $35
Alexander L. Abrams, 27, interfering with a
police officer, fined $680, 120 days in jail
(90 day suspended) and 6 months pro-
bation
Robert C. Pearson, 64, 60 mph in a 45 mph
zone, fined $100
Gordon S. Sims, 50, 60 mph in a 45 mph
zone, fined $100
William C. Welch, 48, 60 mph in a 45 mph
zone, fined $100
Amy J. Aguirre, 34, 60 mph in a 45 mph zone,
fined $100
Henrietta M. McGary, 45, 60 mph in a 45 mph
zone, fined $100
For speeding in a 65 mph zone:
Desiree C. Johnston, 19, 78 mph, fined $69
Stephanie E. Stewart, 20, 80 mph, fined $75
Alexandria R. Knudtson, 23, 75 mph, fined
Lauraellen Miller,.21 , dog at large, fined $30.., ....... :. $6p :...
Michael L. Slegfned, 32, Worland, seat belt 'SaA: Leuener, 24, 87 mph, fined $96
violation, fined $27 4M. Negtl,; 49, 77 mph, fined $66
Teddy L. Wall, 67, Powell, 26 mph in a 20 mph Steven K. Bassett, 21, 79 mph, fined $72
zone, fined $120 Maggie Rose May, 16, 78 mph, fined $69
Leonard Gentilini, 46, Worland, 26 mph in a Nancy L Graf, 61, 79 mph, fined $72
Deputies stop vehicle after note slipped to Worland clerk
The following calls were
received by the Big Horn
County Sheriffs Depart-
ment in the north end of the
county for the week of May
3-10, 2010:
May 3: Deputies respond-
ed with the Big Horn Coun-
ty Fire Protection District
No. 1 to a report of a small
building on fire at the rodeo
grounds. Firefighters stood
by and soaked surrounding
weeds while the building
burned down.
Deputies were called to a
residence in Cowley for a
juvenile problem. Upon
arrival, the situation was
under control.
May 4: Deputies received
a report of credit card fraud
in the Frannie area. The re-
porting party later informed
the Sheriff's Department
that it was a family mem-
ber who used the credit card
without authorization.
May 5: Deputies received
a report of vandalism to a
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lor your support.
Over $3,500 was raised to help
purchase a new bathtub for
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camper in the Deaver area.
The case is being investi-
gated.
May 7: Deputies and the
Lovell Police Department
assisted the Worland Po-
lice Department to detain
a person in relation to a
suspicious incident that
occurred in Worland. The
BHCSO received informa-
tion from the WPD about a
woman who walked into a
convenience store in War-
land and handed a clerk a
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NBHH Business Office
NBHH Senior Leadership
NBHH Employees
Bruce & Peg Wacker
Sugar House: Lisa Wilson &
Stephanie Cable
Jewelry
Judith Skinner
Artwork
Thomas Bradshaw
Reid Christie
Ann Hanson
Gary J. Keimig
Mike Kopriva
K.L McKenna
Lara Myers
Ronda Schroeder
Photography Quilted Items
David Burke Linda NeVille
Donna Wageman Peg Wacker
Vases: Ezme Aubrey, David & Donna Ritter
Silver ($50) Gold ($100)
Dr. Lawrence J. Dirksen Dr. Randy Waddell
Mrs. Bertha Binford Eide Bailly
Minchow's Service LLC/ Sletten Construction of
Minchow's Food Court Wyoming, Inc.
Vamey Clean Care Red Apple Supermarket
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note between some money
that stated her life was in
danger and instructing the
clerk to call 911, along with
a license plate number.
A Lovell officer pulled
the vehicle over near Lovell
while it was headed north
on Hwy. 310. The male
driver, Garland Notafraid,
was arrested for no valid
drivers license and no val-
id insurance and was trans-
ported to jail in Basin. The
female was taken into pro-
tective custody and later re-
leased.
The BHCSO is handling
the investigation, with as-
sistance from the Fremont
County Sheriffs Office and
the Worland Police Depart-
ment.
May 9: Deputies have iden-
tified a suspect in a report
of an assault in Byron. The
case is under investigation.
Big Horn County Long Range Forecast
Friday
Partly sunny
62 / 41
Thursday
Leftover clouds,
maybe a shower
58 / 37
Saturday
Recovering
temperatures
67 / 43
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A spring storm will slowly move out of the region today, leaving behind
some snow on the ground. There is a chance of a lingering rain
shower, otherwise mainly cloudy for the day. Temperatures will reach
into the middle 50s this afternoon. A good amount of sunshine will
sneak through on Friday, with recovering temperatures into the 60s.
Record High/Low 94 in 1960, 20 in 1953 Record H gh/Low 93 n 200! 31 in 2000
Average P¢
Record 24hr. Precip. 1,66" in 1896 Record 24hr. Precip, 0.71" in 2000
Jet Stream Forecast for 05/17 Sunrise & Sunset
Sundae Sunset
Friday 5:51 AM 8:29 PM
Saturday 8i3 PM
Sunday 6:49 AM 8:32 PM
Monday 6i00AM 8:2I PM
Netlonal Weather Service Forecasts:
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Sunday Monday
A good amount of A pleasant day
sunshine
70 / 44 75 / 45
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