shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com February 25, 2020 • Page 12 In the Classifieds In Print and Online!• Call 665-5884 Auction Sunday, March 1st, 2020 • 12:00 pm National Guard Armory (603 Princeton) Vermillion, SD Lunch Served Full listing and photos, go to dakotarealty.com Auctioneer notes: Terms: Cash, good check, or card (4% processing fee on cards). Not responsible for accidents/theft. Boats: 1984 Mirrocraft 17 ½ ft. with 90hp, 2002 16ft. Lund fishing boat with ShoreLand’r - 2004 trailer, Mercury four stroke (30 H.P. motor- 2014). Coins: American/foreign coins and currency. Guns: H&R model 622 22cal, Smith and Wesson 32cal, Winchester model 74, Ruger 10/22, Winchester model 67 Bolt 22, Winchester model 72A Bolt with scope, Crescent firearms 16 gauge single shot, Monarch 50cal black powder, Sears and Roebuck model 200 12 gauge pump, Mossberg 410 3” pump with vent rib, Remington sportsman 12 gauge semi-auto, coast to coast 3” 410 pump, Remington wingmaster 20 gauge pump, New England 20 gauge single shot, New England 410 single shot, New England 12 gauge single shot, 105 rounds of 30/40 Krag ammo. Bob Millage: 2 fish finders, Minn Kota trolling motor, new props, snagging rods, fishing rods and reels, tackle boxes, ice fishing rods, duck & goose decoys, fishing net, life jackets, minnow traps, live trail, ammunition, Stihl ms 180c, sanders, drills, power saws, metal ammo boxes, hammers and saws, full tool-boxes, air compressor, ladders, saw horses, 1950 Schwinn women’s bike, Snapper C3203 snow blower, large assortment of XL hunting clothes, Stihl mm55 garden tiller, 1-ton chain hoist, wheel barrow, anvil, Coleman propane heater, Franch I 20 gauge 3” automatic, Tikka 204 gauge with Weaver scope, hip waders, apple picker, coolers, dehumidifier, hedge trimmer, small deep freeze, picnic table. Jerry Byrkeland: JB was a loyal supporter of wildlife groups in South Dakota. It is an honor to sell his lifelong collection. Large assortment of Bronze wildlife figures (turkey, deer, elk, ducks, rams, Theodore Roosevelt, rough rider), duck decanters, wooden ammo boxes, field boxes, wooden ducks, North American Flyway knife collection, wildlife prints, Jerry Badamus, Mark Anderson prints, Evening Crossing by Rosemary, Bruce Miller, Jim Tschetter 55/500, John Green- Prairie Marsh Mallards, R Millette 638/750- Wolfs, Mark Anderson- “Strut Zone”, Terry Donahue- “ In His Prime” 29/500, Hayden Lambson (Safe Haven). Gary and Sheila Prosser: Various kitchen items, secretary’s desk, coffee table & 2 end tables, single sofa bed, glass top table, desk set, Christmas tree and decorations, 4 glass door bookshelves, china/storage cabinet, décor, Lenox copier, electric fireplace, oak heavy duty TV stand, upright freezer, refrigerator/freezer, down rigger & down rigger balls, 70” Samsung TV, bicycle. Tom Rastede: Green sitting chair, recliner with heat & message, end tables, 5 drawer dresser, 32” large flat screen TV, dresser with mirror, Garfield collection, small desk with chair, round kitchen table with 2 chairs, full bed (like new). Roger Jueden: 8 coolers, compound bow and target, 2”+ 7/8 receiver ball inserts, fishing poles, snagging poles, weed ATV sprayer, Aluminum C9r90 carrier for receiver, hoes and rakes, fire bricks, T Square, drills, ever rude trolling motor roller tailor, extension ladder, power inverter 600/1800 watt, old lanterns, boat gas tanks, Holland grills, old saw, air hose, live trap, Santa Clause light, buffer, steel post pounder, hand post hole digger, hip waders. Madsen Auction Service Gary Madsen • 605-638-0643 Auctioneer Jim Brady & Hazen Bye Sale day announcements take precedence. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES ESTATE AUCTION Saturday, February 29, 2020 LOCATED: Skylon Ballroom - 320 S. Robinson St - Hartington, NE AUCTION Starts @ 9:30 AM Lunch Available AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Please make your plans on Saturday, February 29th to join us for this interesting Auction for the Wes Schlote Estate that came to us from Norfolk, NE. Wes was a collector of many interesting items. Many more items that are not included in this brief listing will be sold. It was nearly impossible to get complete listing as most items were boxed and ready for transport. Visit our web site www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM for many photos. Pictured l-r: Large “Peter Wright” Shop Anvil, Hummer Chicken Windmill Weight, and IHC “H’ Pedal Tractor. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: “C.P. Parish – Norfolk, Nebr.” Advertising Beater Jar. “Guthmann & Goos – Plainview, NE.” Advertising Crock Rolling Pin – Damaged. Elgin Watches “Ziegenbein Jewelers – Norfolk, NE” Advertising Clock. “H. Stochl – Creighton, NE.” Glass Advertising Bottle. Glass Butter Churns. Wooden Ammo Boxes. Metal Army Helmet. Cobbler Set. Brass Grain Scale. Wooden Washboards. Anheuser Busch Beer Box. 20 Gal. Redwing Crock, Crock Bowls & Jugs. Direction Arrow & Lighting Rod Balls. Oak Wall Phone. Gas Lamps. Winchester Wood Planes, Winchester Skates & Hatchet & Other items. Winchester & Keen Kutter Levels. Keen Kutter Mallet. Many Meat Grinders – Including Winchester & Keen Kutter & Other Brands. Keen Kutter Silverware Sets. “The Superior” Cast Iron Tool Box. JD Planter Box Lids. C & M & S.P. Rail Road Pick. Horse Hitching Post Top. Sausage Press. Mantel Clock. Small Metal Safe. Family Food Center – Plainview, NE – Advt. Match Safe. Plainview, NE. School Patches & Memorabilia. Comic Books. Marbles. Vintage Baseball Uniform & Baseball Cards. Hunting Books. Enamelware. Limited Edition, Christmas Ornaments – from Norfolk, Nebr.. Old License Pates. Post Cards, Advertising Pencils & Other Small Advertising Items. Round Oak Table & Chairs. Waterfall Dresser. Large Wooden Modern Hutch. Small Kidney Shaped Table. Large Flat Table Top Display Case. (2) Cast Iron Heating Parlor Stoves. Old Sleds. Horse Collars & Hames. 1933 Norfolk Bridge & Const. Co. Calendar. Early Territory of Mexico Wall Map. Collection of Collector Plates. “Kuhl Impl. – John Deere” Plastic Advertising Pitcher. Old Jars. Vintage Playboy Magazines. Plus, Many More Small Collectibles to be Sold from Display Cases. VINTAGE ATLAS’S: Nice Offing of Vintage Atlas – including: 1920 Knox Co., 1922 Otoe Co., 1899 Stanton Co. Plat Book, 1918 Saunders Co., 1920 Boon Co., 1920 Pierce Co. 1918 Madison Co., 1918 Butler & Polk Co. – Early History Book of Saunders Co. COLLECTIBLE TOYS: Fire Truck Pedal Car – New in Box. Oscar Mayer – Weiner Mobile. Cast Iron Toy Town Bus. John Deere Toys – in Boxes including; Precision 630 & Waterloo Boy, Millennium Tractors, JD 2440, JD 6400, Texaco Wings of Texaco Airplane Banks – John Deere Combine, Thresh Machine, Round Baler & Silage Wagon. NPPD Toy Trucks. 2004 Mattel Toy Race Car. Child’s Doll House. Wooden Car, Rail Car & Crawler. PLUS, MANY MORE MISCELLAENOUS COLLECTIBLES TO BE SOLD. WES SCHLOTE ESTATE Terms: Cash or Bankable Check. Not Responsible For Accidents or Theft. For Complete Listing & Photos Visit Our Web Site www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: CREAMER HEIMES JANSSEN AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS L.L.C. Hartington, NE — RYAN CREAMER 402.254.9753 ALTON HEIMES 402.254.3315 ROGER JANSSEN: 402.388.4409 Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to pick-up a piece or two of equipment for the 2020 season. Numerous tractors, grain trailers, pick-ups and more available. Join your neighbors at our open house/inspection day. March 9th & 10th 9am - 3pm East 876th Road, Atkinson, Nebraska 68713 Celebration Of Women’s Suffrage Continues March 1 At Cultural Heritage Center PIERRE, S.D. — The nationwide celebration of women’s suffrage continues at the Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre at 2 p.m. CST on Sunday, March 1,with a presentation by Liz Almlie entitled, “A Movement of Many: Stories of Women’s Suffrage in South Dakota.” Almlie has worked for the South Dakota State Historical Society as a historic preservation specialist since 2011. She is presently serving as the state coordinator for the National Votes for Women Trail project of the National Collaborative of Women’s History Sites. Almlie has written an article on stories of place in the South Dakota suffrage movement for a 2020 issue of “South Dakota History,” the State Historical Society’s quarterly publication. She is posting research findings on the blog site https://historysouthdakota.wordpress.com/womenssuffrage-in-sodak/ and the Facebook page “Women’s Suffrage in SoDak.” “We are delighted to continue the celebration of women’s suffrage and especially pleased to have Liz make a presentation,” said Museum Director Jay Smith. “She has been diligently researching the suffrage movement in South Dakota for the past few years, and she has uncovered a treasure trove of information and stories that few have ever heard before.” There is no fee to attend the program. Since the event will be held on the first Sunday of the month, there will also be free admission to the museum. Program attendees are also encouraged to view the museum exhibit, “‘The Right is Ours’: Women Win the Vote” in the Observation Gallery of the museum. The exhibition will be on display through Nov. 3, 2020. The museum is open from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. CST Monday through Saturday, and 1-4:30 p.m. CST on Sundays and most holidays. 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