04 Broadcaster Press September 2, 2014 www.broadcasteronline.com Welcome to USD a fun event 1200 Cars Scrap Iron Wanted Old Cars, Trucks, Buses, Farm Machinery, Grain bin removal. Paying top dollar. Will pick up. Gubbels Salvage (402)640-6335 Coleridge, NE 1250 Motorcycles Boss Hog Bikes: All American Ride September 13th, starting at 8:30. Norfolk, NE. West Point,, Decatur, Pender, Wayne, Stanton. Call for details (402)841-8168. By Alan Dale alan.dale@plaintalk.net Before marriage and parenthood, death and taxes, there comes another rite of passage: College move-in day. A number of new freshmen at the University of South Dakota moved in to their dorm rooms with the help of their parents, but also, especially, from a number of volunteers that made up a move-in day crew to make the process that much easier. The crew consists of current returning USD students who have been in the same position as deer in headlights first-year college students. “Ever since I have started they do this,” senior Cory Hewitt said. “For us it’s a way to get our (fraternity) name out there because we have our letters on our back and also it’s a way to make the transition easier for the families when they come. It’s so that they don’t have to worry so much about moving stuff in and worry more about saying goodbye.” Hewitt said that even though it is a voluntary system the Greek system really gets involved for multiple reasons such as recruitment but also to do right by their fellow students, thus making being a part of the move in process so vital. “The fraternities and sororities make it a mandatory thing within their houses,” Hewitt said. The parents and the new students appreciated the hard work the move in crew provided. “It makes it very smooth, very quick, it’s very helpful,” new freshman Caitlyn Bolte, of Pierre, said. “It’s actually really cool because it’s a way to meet people and they do it for you.” Bolte’s move was predicated on her desire to enter the medical field. “I am excited,” she said. “I am looking forward to seeing what USD brings. I wanted to do a medical field and the classes here are more medical Men’s & Women’s Walking, Running, Waterproof Boston Shoes• 665-9092 to Boots 312 W. 3rd • Yankton Caitlyn and Connie Bolte prepare to say goodbye as daughter prepares for her first days at USD while mother holds back tears. (Alan Dale) nani 1270 oriented.” She also knows her family isn’t that far away even if she believes she is fine on her own. “Family is close by, but I can do my own laundry,” Bolte said. “I cook, clean, so I am self-sufficient.” Her mother Connie would agree even with tears in her own eyes. “I am going to cry,” Connie said as her daughter looked on with a bit of wetness in her own eyes as well. “This is my first one to go to college, but she’s ready. She’s my easy one, she’s really selfsufficient. She makes the grades and school is important to her. Hopefully she will enjoy her studies and have some fun.” Kathy Woodall was moving in her own daughter after the family trekked over from Cherokee, Iowa. “I am happy and excited for her,” Woodall said. “I am both excited Estate Auction Lincoln County, SD Acreage, Machinery, Personal Property Auction wife realize they have their whole home to themselves. “With that empty nest the wife and I are going to have to get reacquainted,” Norton said. “It’s a different feeling. We do all this stuff for our kids all these years and now it’s going to be different and an adjustment.” Overall Hewitt said that the experience of moving the freshmen and new students in went well. He doesn’t see the typical freshmen goofiness or over-the-top distraught looks one would see in a feature film. “The freshmen are pretty cool and I think we get a lot of good freshmen,” Hewitt said. “They come in here and you kinda get that jittery feeling from them and they are overwhelmed a bit, but they stay cool. I think this is a helpful process for them.” and nervous. I have four kids and she’s the second oldest and so I have two little ones at home who are really going to miss her.” It’s not so much about fear of leaving a child behind as it is coming to the realization they won’t be around much anymore. “She’s a good kid and has a good head on her shoulders so I am not really that worried about her,” Woodall said. “But I am going to miss her.” A father of three kids, Joe Norton of Sioux City, was wrapping up moving in his youngest when he took time out to share some thoughts. “She’s our last of our three kids and now they are all out of the roost,” Norton said. “It’s a little awkward and exciting to see them spread their wings and start their journey.” His own new journey begins when he and the HEINE Electric and Irrigation Hartington, NE (402) 254-2568 Vermillion, SD (605) 670-9567 ALL TYPES OF DIRT WORK. FREE ESTIMATES. Saturday, September 6, 2014 9:30 AM We will sell the following real estate, machinery and personal property at public auction located from Sioux Falls, SD 16 miles south on I-29 to the Davis-Hurley Exit and 1/8 mile west on SD Hwy 18 or from Lennox, SD 6 miles south on SD Hwy 17 (County 105) and 4 ½ miles east on SD Hwy 18. Acreage buyers, check out the opportunities this 5.97 +- acre acreage has to offer, it includes a 1955 ranch style home, 1604 finished sq ft, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, 40’ x 72’ machine shed, 30’ x 50’ machine shed, 28’ x 36’ barn, 24’ x 40’ cattle shed, grain bins and several smaller outbuildings, rural water, hard surface road and a mature shelter belt. Lots of room for horses, livestock, garden and endless opportunities. Additional acres are available. Taxes: TBD. Park like setting, close to Sioux Falls, country living at its best. Legal Description: Acreage located in SW ¼ 31-98-50 Lincoln County, SD to be surveyed. Contact auctioneers for showing. For terms visit www.westraatkins.com Auctioneers Note: Arnold and his brother Bill Beck farmed and owned machinery together and individually. Real Estate sells at 9:30 AM followed by antiques, collectibles and machinery. Tractors: 1978 JD 4240 tractor, 5330 hrs, quad, turbo, 3pt, 2 hyd, 18.4-34’s, one owner; 1979 Case 2290 tractor, 3646 hrs, 3pt, 2hyd, 18.4-38’s, rock box; IHC H tractor; 1961 JD 4010 tractor/4020 engine/JD 158 loader/grapple; JD 1942 styled tractor, spoke wheels, not running; 1958 Ford 901 tractor, select o speed; Machinery: NH 271 sq baler; 1978 JD 6600 combine, hydro, 4513 hrs, 404 engine; JD 216 bean head; JD 444 corn head; JD 800 windrower; windrower cart; NH 880 silage cutter/corn/hay heads; (2) Kewanee 19’9” disks; ( 2) White 508 plows, 5-16’s; JD 510 baler; JD 16’ chisel plow; Glencoe 18’ pull type field cultivator/pony drag; Brady 15’ 3 pt field cultivator/harrow; Oliver 15’ tandem disk; Arts-Way 400 grinder; Killbros 350 bushel gravity wagon/Westendorf gear; Wetherell 8RW cultivator; IHC 133 8RW folding cultivator; Bush Hog rotary mower; JD 2 bottom plow; JD 4RW cultivator; JD #9 sickle mower; Roorda 175 bushel manure spreader; IHC 400 8RW cyclo planter; 8 section drag cart; 15’ land packer; Helix auger wagon/endgate seeder; 500 gal pull type sprayer; flatbed; 175 bushel flare box wagon/hoist; flare box wagon/JD gear/hoist; Koyker Super-75B, 56 ft auger; 3pt blade; wagon running gear; truck auger; Koyker auger; Consigned: JD 7100 planter 8RN/5 interplants/lift assist, went through; Meyers 16 ft front unload silage wagon, roof/Westendorf gear, nice; Roorda 16ft. front unload silage wagon. Trucks: 1978 Ford L-700 truck, 16’ wood box, tag. Misc: Dixon ZTR 46” cut lawn mower, 19 ½ hp; 500 gal diesel fuel tank/electric pump; (2) 500 gal gas fuel tanks/electric pumps; potato plow; Lincoln arc welder; pickup hand pump fuel tank; Mikita chain saw; Wagner airless painter; fence posts; Clipper fanning mill; cylinders; bale mover; pickup rack; tools; Knipco heater; plus more. Antiques & Collectibles: icebox; chicken nests; egg baskets; lawn chairs; tractor seats; dishes; milk glass; singer sewing machine; nesting bowls; depression glass; crystal dishes/bowls; snack sets & china dinner sets; kerosene lantern; old metal toys; dolls; games; Lincoln Logs; Krazy Ikes; blonde bedroom set; old trunks; queen bedroom set; coffee table; old Duncan Fife table; sofa table; chairs; TV stand; computer desk; dining room table w/3 leaves and 7 chairs; canning jars; vintage cook stove; old cameras; vintage baby stroller; white porcelain pans/bowls; silverware; pictures; doilies and embroidered pillow cases; quilts/ blankets; old cigar boxes & tobacco cans; lots of old items with advertising; albums; 45 records; music books; cookwear; Mikasa; Lenox Porcelain China bird collection; Antique Globe-Wernicke Stacking Bookcases, hand crank corn sheller, vintage noodle maker, vintage bottle capper w/caps; bed frames; galvanized wash tubs; lots of miscellaneous household items and appliances; suit cases; flip top desk; Sauder 2 door cabinet; small crocks; milk can; plus more. For more information and pictures visit www.westraatkins.com Arnold and Ruth Beck Estate, Owners Debra Herold, Personal Representative Joel R Westra, Broker, Beresford, SD 605-310-6941 Pete Atkins, Broker Associate, Tea, SD 605-351-9847 Joel A Westra, Broker Associate, Chancellor, SD 605-957-5222 Phil Eggers, Broker Associate, Renner, SD 605-351-5438 WANTED JAPANESE MOTORCYCLES 1967-1982 ONLY KAWASAKI Z1-900, KZ900, KZ1000, Z1R, KZ1000MKII, W1-650,H1-500, H2-750, S1-250, S2-350, S3-400 Suzuki, GS400, GT380, Honda CB750 (1969-1976) CASH. 1 - 8 0 0 - 7 7 2 - 1 1 4 2 , 1-310-721-0726 usa@classicrunners.com Irrigation sales and service Irrigation PVC, Wire Installed Well Drilling – Domestic and Irrigation Pump Installation Waterline & Electric Trenching Tree & Concrete Removal Site Clearing Ditch Cleaning Grain Hauling Manure Hauling Crushed Concrete Utility Trailers TRAILER SALE! Dump trailers 10' tandem axle $3,999.00 and up; 12', 14', & 16' 14,000# dump with tarp: $6,099.00 and up. 6'x12'x72” v-nose ramp door, swivel jack, 24” ATP $2,750.00; 101”x18' 10k cargo job trailer; 14,000# skidloader trailers. 515-972-4554 www.FortDodgeTrailerWorld.c om (MCN) 1410 Agriculture Sucker Rod & Pipe. All sizes for fencing and manufacturing. Menno, SD. (605)387-5660 (605)661-5050. 1460 Contractors VERMILLION CONSTRUCTION CO. Poured Foundations, Flat Work; 40-Plus Years Experience; Commercial & Residential; Free Estimates. (605)658-2345. 1475 Other Services ALL THINGS BASEMENTY! Basement Systems Inc. Call us for all of your basement needs! Waterproofing, Finishing, Structural Repairs, Humidity and Mold Control. FREE ESTIMATES! Call 1-800-640-8195 (MCN) If you or a loved one suffered a stroke, heart attack or died after using testosterone supplements, you may be entitled to monetary damages. Call 866-368-0546 (MCN) 1490 Lawn Landscaping WILL REMOVE TREE Stumps. Schumacher Tree Stump Removal, Insured. Dennis Schumacher, Call (402)388-4487. Hartington Tree LLC Tree Trimming, Removals, & Transplanting. Trees for sale: Evergreen, Shade and Ornamental. Yankton (605)260-1490 Hartington (402)254-6710 Kent & Kyle Hochstein Licensed Arborists www.hartingtontree.com Toben Tree Service: Trimming, tree and stump removal, pasture clearing, Cedar tree removal. Fully Insured. Commercial & Residential (605)660-4640. Tell them you saw it in the Broadcaster! PLOT TOUR Wednesday, September 3rd at 5 p.m. Join us 1 mile east of Vermillion on Highway 50 & 466th Ave. Come learn more about Mustang Seeds Free Hamburgers & Brats to follow