10 Broadcaster Press n TEEN From Page 08 problems, but they were able to go in today.” Divers could encounter everything from tree limbs to re-bar when they enter the river’s channel. “There’s things from 20 or 30 years ago – when you look this area, and how there’s been construction here, there could be just about anything in this water,” Sideras said. “The other thing we’re working with is the stress factor for our firefighters and our law enforcement officers. They’ve been down here for nearly 24 hours, and we’re expecting another 12 hours. We’ve been moving and rotating crews out so that we can make sure they don’t get overstressed, and that they remain healthy with low temperatures and don’t experience hypothermia.” The Vermillion School District brought together guidance counselors and outside resources March 14 to meet with students grieving the drowning death of their classmate. Madison Wallace was a sophomore at Vermillion High School, Superintendent Mark Froke said. Her younger brother, Garrett, 6, attends kindergarten in Vermillion. Froke said the school district’s crisis team, made up of administrators and guidance counselors, met early March 14 and assembled resources to meet with students. “Even though this is quite a sad and shocking situation for everyone at the school, we’re trying to maintain a normal school day and be respectful and help all of those who need assistance with their grieving,” Froke told the March 26, 2013 www.broadcasteronline.com Sioux Falls Argus Leader. A fund has been set up for the Wallace family at Wells Fargo banks, in care of the Madison Wallace Family Fund. You can also donate online at http://www.madisonw allacefund.com/index.ht ml . Garrett Wallace was reportedly climbing on rocks Thursday evening when he fell into the frothing water, Sideras said. Witness accounts differ on whether someone pushed the boy out of the water or he popped up on a rock before being pulled ashore. Emergency workers carried the boy away from the river wrapped in a blanket and he was not injured, he said. “He wasn’t in that long,” Sideras said. Napoleon Ducheneaux, 21, said his friend fell into the river while trying to help the boy and his sister. He was holding onto the woman and boy by their hands before his hands began sliding, then he just “slipped and disappeared,” Ducheneaux told The Associated Press late Thursday. “These people literally jumped in without thinking of their own safety and trying to rescue that child,” he said. “It’s a very noble act that they did, and they probably contributed to saving that boy’s life.” Bridge work to begin on Hwy. 50 Work to repair and repaint bridges in Clay County is scheduled to begin next week, according to the South Dakota Department of Transportation. Industrial Builders, Inc. of Fargo, ND, will begin work on the SD Highway 50 bridges west of Vermillion on Monday, March 25, and traffic will be reduced to one-lane in each direction. Beginning in June, work will begin on the Highway 50 bridge east of Vermillion. Eastbound traffic will be detoured off Highway 50 onto Crawford Road and back onto Highway 50. That phase of the work is expected to continue for about three months. Other projects included in the $4.1 million contract include work on Highway 19 one-mile north of Vermillion at the Vermillion River Bridge, as well as several overhead and mainline structures on Interstate 29 in Deuel, Hamlin, Lincoln and Union counties. Work on the I-29 structures is scheduled to begin in April. Motorists should expect delays, suddenly slowing traffic, construction equipment and workers; drivers may want to consider alternate routes until the work is finished. All of the construction is scheduled to be done by Oct. 1. For more information, contact Ronald Peterson, Rodney Gall or Joseph Sestak at 605-668-2929. Complete road construction information can be found at www.safetravelusa.com /sd or by dialing 511. Place an ad. 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Advertise your Garage Sale to thousands of readers! 624-4429 LAND AUCTION +/-160 Acres of Southern Hutchinson County, SD Land – Including Land with a Mixture of Productive Cropland & CRP Due to the multifractioned ownership of this land, we will offer the following real property at auction at the land located from Kaylor, SD – 1/2 mile south on 418th Ave.; or from Tripp, SD – approx. 3 miles south on Hwy. #37, 7 miles east on 290th St. to Kaylor, SD then – 1/2 mile south 418th Ave. THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 2013 SALE TIME: 10:00 AM This auction presents an excellent opportunity to purchase a well located parcel of land which is bordered on the west by a hard surfaced oil highway that is situated in a formidable agricultural area near Kaylor SD, in south central Hutchinson County. The buyer of this land will receive immediate possession of this land for the 2013 crop year. This is a parcel of land which is well suited to fit the needs of a variety of buyers, including prospects in the market for Hutchinson County, SD land, as this farm includes some very productive cropland, along with a few acres of CRP and area adjacent to the creek that may provide some attractive hunting and wildlife production habitat. According to FSA information this property has approximately 151.3 acres of farmland with a total of 137.6 acres of cropland, with the nontillable acres comprised of remnants of an old farmstead, creek/waterway and roads; currently following the CRP reduction this farm is estimated to contain approximately 116.7 acres of effective cropland with a 59.6 acre corn base with a 59 bu. direct and a 93 bu. CC yield; a 47.3 acre soybean base with a 25 bu. direct and a 31 bu. CC yield and a 9.8 acre wheat base with a 26 bu. direct and a 45 bu. CC yield. Currently there are approx. 20.9 acres of this farm enrolled in the CRP program in 3 contracts - #849C covers 9.7 acres enrolled @ $83.17/ Ac. with a total annual payment of approx. $807.00; #850C covers 9.2 acres enrolled @ $81.92/Ac. with a total annual payment of approx. $754.00; and #850C covers 2.0 acres enrolled @ $$82.54/Ac. with a total annual payment of approx. $165.00 – a total payment of $1,726.00, with all contracts scheduled to expire on 9/30/2020. According to the Hutchinson Co. Assessor this property has an overall soil rating of .762, similarly information obtained from Surety Agri Data indicates that this property has a weighted average productivity index of 69.4. The general topography of the cropland on this farm is level to nearly level. LEGAL DESC.: The SW 1/4 Sec. 33, T. 97N., R. 59W., (Kaylor Twp.), Hutchinson Co., SD. TERMS: Cash - A 15% non-refundable earnest money deposit on the day of the sale and the balance on or before May 30, 2013, with full possession for the 2013 crop year. Marketable Title will be conveyed and owner’s title insurance will be provided w/the cost of the owner’s policy divided 5050 between the buyer & seller. The buyer will receive 100% of the CRP payment payable in 2013 with no proration and the new owner(s) will be obligated to comply with all the remaining terms and provisions of the existing CRP contracts; furthermore any buyouts or penalty due for cancellation of any CRP contracts will be the responsibility of the buyer(s), also any penalty for non-compliance with the remaining terms and provisions of the CRP contracts will be the responsibility of the new owner(s). FSA yields, bases, CRP info., payments & other FSA information is estimated and not guaranteed and are subject to County Committee Approval. All of the 2012 RE taxes payable in 2013 in the amount of $1,762.62 will be paid by the sellers. The acres being sold are based on the acres as stated on the county tax records with the acres understood to be “more or less”. The north edge of this property lies adjacent to the access road to the Kaylor St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery, and it is to be mutually agreed and understood that any portion of this access that crosses this property is to be retained for purposes of ingress and egress to the cemetery. The sellers do not warranty or guarantee that existing fences lie on the true & correct boundary & any new fencing will be the responsibility of the purchaser(s) pursuant to SD law. This property is sold in “AS IS” Condition & subject to any existing easements, restrictions, reservations or highways of record, if any, as well as any or all applicable Hutchinson Co. Zoning ordinances. Information contained herein is deemed to be correct but is not guaranteed. The RE licensees in this transaction are acting as agents for the seller. Sold subject to confirmation of the Owners. FRIEDA DVORAK, ALLEN DVORAK, ALVIRA SPOMER & THE HEIRS OF AURELIA VEEN STUEVEN, Owners CHUCK SUTTON - Auctioneer & Land Broker Sioux Falls, SD - ph. 605-336-6315 • Flandreau, SD - ph. 605-997-3777 TERRY HAIAR – Real Estate & Pers. Property Auctioneer EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Alexandria, SD - ph. 605-239-4626