Broadcaster Press 7 April 16, 2019 www.broadcasteronline.com Churches, Aberdeen Bakery Highlighted In “South Dakota History” PIERRE, S.D.—Early churches and an Aberdeen bakery are featured in the annual historic preservation issue of “South Dakota History,” the quarterly journal of the South Dakota State Historical Society. In an article entitled “‘In the footsteps of the pioneer’: Ethnic Settlers and Their Churches in Brown County,” Brad Tennant explores ethnic community building in the late 1800s and early 1900s. New immigrants tended to settle together based on their ethnicities, and for many, the church became a central space to gather and create a new community. In Brown County, this connection led to the listing of four churches—Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish and Welsh—on the National Register of Historic Places. Tennant is a professor of history at Presentation College in Aberdeen. “Burckhard’s North Side Bakery of Aberdeen: A Community Staple for Four Generations” by Robert J. Couser illustrates the influence that one immigrant family had on the development of the town. German Russian immigrants AARP Fraud Watch Network Brings Operation: Stop Scams Tour To Five SD Communities SIOUX FALLS, SD - The AARP South Dakota Fraud Watch Network will be hosting free shredding events and identity theft seminars in communities across South Dakota during the week of April 22 – April 29, as part of AARP’s annual Operation: Stop Scams. Drive-through shredding services will be available, free of charge, in Sioux Falls (April 22), Rapid City (April 23), Pierre (April 25), Watertown (April 26) and Aberdeen (April 29). These events are open to anyone of any age, registration and/or AARP membership is not required to attend. At most sites, attendees who are interested in giving back to their community can bring canned food donations to support Feeding South Dakota. Alternatively, paper products or cleaning supplies will be collected in Aberdeen to support The Journey Home. “Every two seconds, someone’s identity is stolen,” said AARP South Dakota State Director, Erik Gaikowski. “The end of tax season is a great time to securely destroy old personal and financial documents to ensure your sensitive information doesn’t end up in the hands of identity thieves.” To avoid having your sensitive information compromised, security experts recommend shredding old documents that display your social security number, birth date, signature, account numbers, passwords or PINs, as well bank or ATM deposit slips, pre-approved credit card applications, and any unneeded medical or investment documentation. For those consumers who use a home shredder, experts also recommend bp Since 1934 Broadcaster Press bp Broadcaster Since 1934 the use of a micro-cut model. Tests have shown that scraps of paper from a straight or cross-cut shredder can be reassembled by identity thieves. With a micro-cut shredder, the paper is rendered into impossible-to-reassemble debris. A micro-cut shredder will be given away at each of AARP SD’s five shredding events. All attendees will be given the opportunity to enter for their chance to win. The Operation: Stop Scams tour will also include free identity theft seminars in each of the host communities. These events are also free and open to any one of any age, but registration is required as lunch will served. To learn more about the Operation: Stop Scams events and to find an event near you, visit aarp.org/SD. Press Paul and Catherine Burckhard opened their Aberdeen bakery in 1906. Over the decades, the Burckhard family adapted their products and practices to keep the business viable into the late 20th century. Couser grew up in Aberdeen and is a former director of the newborn intensive care unit and neonatal research at Minneapolis Children’s Hospital. An excerpt from “Early Churches in South Dakota: A Lasting Legacy” by Robert W. Sebesta highlights the churches that played a role in the lives of Ameri- can Indians. Having begun as mission churches, they intended to convert and acculturate those who had known entirely different ways of life. Several of the structures remain in use today. Sebesta grew up in Sioux Falls and taught computer science at the university level for more than 30 years. “South Dakota History” is a benefit of membership in the South Dakota State Historical Society. For information on membership, call 605-773-6000. To purchase individual issues, call 605-773-6009. GOEKEN CATTLE Monday, April 29, 2019 • 1:00PM 38th ANNUAL BULL SALE Stockmen’s Livestock Auction • E. Hwy. 50, Yankton, SD Selling 70 Bulls: Simmental • Sim-Angus • MaineTainer • PB Angus Online bidding available with LMA Auctions • Register at www.stockmenslivestock.com • 1-605-665-9641 Many Outstanding Calving Ease Bulls Will Sell PB SIM 5/8 SIM 245 • WS Jackson x Yardley High Regard (692 donor) PB ANG 3/4 SIM 712 • W/C Loaded Up x Lady Sarge 5246C PB ANG 2129 • RCL Brilliance 4962 x HF Tiger C84 • TKCC Carver x W/C United 5/8 SIM 450 • RCL Balboa 3062 x Soo Line Motive 1105 • ES Buckshot x 768S Sires: Musgrave Aviator, CTS Remedy, Brooking Bank Note, Brooking Prosecutor, RCL Balboa 3062, RCL Brilliance 4962, WS Jackson, ES Buckshot, JMG Blueprint, Yardley High Regard, JMG Voyager, WC Lockdown, JMG Bankroll 4120, Maternal Made, Friction John and Susan Goeken Family 30139 435th Ave • Utica, SD 57067 (605) 364-7432 Nathan (605) 660-9626 Adam (605) 760-6040 Aaron (605) 660-4301 www.showsteers.com/goekencattle Email: goekencattle@goldenwest.net Bulls can be viewed ANYTIME at the ranch 2½ miles North of Utica, SD Paul’s Plumbing Reduction 201 W Cherry, Vermillion 624-4429 20+ Acre Acreage Hobby Farm with 2-Story Home & Several Outbuildings Tuesday, April 23rd at 11:00 am Located: 900 N. Norbeck St., Vermillion, SD 1-Block South of MidWest Ready Mix off Hwy-50 Bypass OR 1-Block North of Clay-Union Electric on Cherry St. Friday, May 10th at 4:00 pm Located: 29771 453rd Ave., Irene, SD From Irene: 1-mile East on Hwy 46 & ¾ Mile South on 453rd Ave. Legal: Lot 1 of Anderson’s Addition SE ¼ 6-95-53 Star Twp, Clay County, SD Taxes: $1,105.48 OPEN HOUSES: Wednesday, April 24th 6-7pm & Sunday, April 28th 1-2pm Properties like this don’t come up for sale very often, so don’t miss out! This acreage includes a 2-story home with the main floor consisting of a kitchen, front porch/mud room, bathroom w/walk-in shower, dining room, large family room & another room currently being used as a bedroom. Upstairs has 3 bedrooms all w/closets, plus additional storage space. House will include the 36” Gas Range in kitchen. Much of the home has nice hardwood floors and beautiful original woodwork & doors! There is 1,671 sq. feet of living space. Outside of home has a large deck on the East side and concrete patio. Steel roof has been added and nice vinyl siding. Propane wall furnace is used for heat. 500 gal. propane tank is owned by the sellers and will go with the property. Several usable outbuildings lay on the property as well! Buildings include a 2-car unattached garage, a large barn, 20’x40’ Granary, 40’x45’ open front machine shed and a 30’x60’ open front cattle shed! FSA shows there is 10.42 acres of crop land with the balance in building site, shelter belt & pasture. Crop land is currently under contract for 2019 and the new buyer will receive a $1,000 rent payment on Oct. 1 of 2019. Total property shows 21.18 surveyed acres. This is a great opportunity for someone looking to start a hobby farm, raise some cattle or just reside in the country! Tons of potential for expansion of more buildings or a future home. Crop land can be rented out for extra income or turned into food plots for wildlife, hay for livestock or large garden areas! Property sits just ¾ mile south of a major hwy on a quiet gravel road. Short 25-miles to Yankton, 30-miles to Vermillion and only 45-miles to the South end of Sioux Falls! Terms: $20,000 non-refundable down payment due the day of the auction with the balance due on closing, June 10th, 2019. Closing cost & Title Insurance split 50/50 between the buyer and seller. Clay County Title is the closing agent. Taxes prorated to the day of closing. Possession on closing. Auctioneers are acting as agents on behalf of the seller. Personal Property to sell after real estate; includes JD 4230, Farm Equip., Tools, Collectibles & Household. See full listing and tons of photos at www.GirardAuction.com! Randy & Janet Anderson – Owners Girard Auction & Land Brokers, Inc. (605) 267-2421 Toll Free: 1-866-531-6186 www.GirardAuction.com Marv Girard—BA; Ken Girard, CAI—Broker, Mike Girard, CAI—BA, Scott Moore--Auctioneer Mini Excavator & Skidsteer – CAT 305C CR Mini Excavator, 1560hrs., w/2’ bucket, 1-owner, NICE!; Sold Separately 1’ & 3’ bucket for Mini Ex.; CAT 268B SkidSteer, 1300 hrs., 1-owner, new front tires; Atlas 410 Concrete Breaker for skidsteer; pallet forks; 79” bucket; Vehicles, Trailers & Mower – ’98 Chevy GMT-400 K3500 Truck w/Utility Box, 87,800k miles, auto, 4WD; ’97 Ford F350 w/Steel Box & Hoist, 59k miles; ’97 Ford F350 Pickup w/Utility Box & Generator, 71k miles, auto, 2WD, V8; ’00 Chevy 1500 Van w/135k miles, auto; ’69 Chevy C/50 Propane Cargo Van Truck w/Tommy Lift, 4spd, last used 7 yrs ago; ’04 H&H Dump Trailer w/tandem axle & 14’ box; ’05 EconoLine Beaver Tail 27’ Trailer, pinto hitch, tandem axle; ’97 DCT 14’ Car Trailer w/ramps, 7000lb tandem axles; Dixon ZTR 4515B Mower; Specialty Tools & Equipment – Spartan Provision Touch Guide Camera; Spartan 950R Locator; ’07 Spartan 2000/2001 Drain Cleaner w/Attachments; Spartan Mdl100 Rotomatic Cleaner; General Wire Sewer Jetter; ’07 Wacker Plate Packer; ’07 Wacker Jumping Jack; Bosch Electric Jack Hammer; General Mini-Rooter; Rigid 300 Pipe Threader; Rigid Pipe Stand; (2) Rigid Pipe Cutters; Rigid 700 Hand Threader; (2) Rigid 12R Dies; Elec. Cement Mixer; (2) Makita Chop Saws; Stihl TS400 Concrete Saw & Cart; Brute 2800 PSI Gas Power Pressure Washer; Port. 8hp Generator; Trash Pump; Pneumatic Jack Hammer; Combustion Analyzer; Milwaukee Demolition Hammer; Sev. Concrete Drill Bits; 4-ton Porta-Power; Bench Grinder; Chicago Pneumatic ¾” Impact; GreenLee Slug-Buster Knockout Punch Set; (2) Wirsbo Quick & Easy Pipe Expander Sets; Torque-Wrench; P-C air nailer; Milwaukee Hammer Drill; Sev. Saws-All’s & El. Drills; heat guns; sev. DeWalt Cordless Drills, Saws & Tools; Dremel; Large Assort. Of Hand Tools & Pipe Wrenches; Plumbing Supplies & Fireplaces – (6) Majestic Nat. Gas Fireplaces – NEW; (20) 39” Vent Piping for On-Demand Water Heaters – NEW; Sinks & faucets – NEW; Large Number of Fittings of all kinds – Black, Brass, Copper, PVC & more; Plastic Pipe; Sloan Fittings; Steam Boiler Fittings; tons of misc. plumbing supplies; Misc. – 4-sets Scaffolding; (6) scaffolding walk planks; set of scaffolding wheels; (2) Alum. Utility Truck Boxes; (5) Fiberglass Class 5 Barricades; (2) Metal Barricades; 500 gal. Concrete Dry Well; New & Used Lumber; Sev. 20gal. Propane Tanks; orange snow fence; orange Safety Cones; sev. Boxes of nails; shelving; Hall’s Safe; step ladders; Auctioneers Note – This is NOT a retirement auction! Paul started his business in the late 80s and ran a highly successful plumbing business in the Vermillion area for 30+ years; he has since downsized to a one-man crew and is no longer in need of so much equipment and tools! All items are in great working condition, come and buy with confidence. Several more items may surface by sale day as his crew continues to clean out the building. Go to www.GirardAuction.com for tons of photos and more info! TERMS – Cash, Good Check, Visa, MasterCard. SD Sale tax applies. Paul’s Plumbing Inc. – Owner (605) 624-3463 for Questions on Equipment & Tools Girard Auction & Land Brokers, Inc. (605) 267-2421 Toll Free: 1-866-531-6186 www.GirardAuction.com Marv Girard—BA; Ken Girard, CAI—Broker, Mike Girard, CAI—BA, Scott Moore--Auctioneer