September 10, 2013 • Page 3 shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com Lost in South Dakota A woman and two men spent the night in the Badlands this summer when they lost their way in the Sage Creek Wilderness Area. The hikers, all in their twenties, called 911 on Sunday evening after becoming lost in the rocky crevices and peaks. The park's search and rescue team headed to the Pinnacles Overlook to look for the hikers. They spotted them by air from a mile away. After a texting conversation, the hikers and rangers decided the safest option was for them to sleep in the wilderness. The rough terrain is dangerous to traverse in the dark, and the sun was setting fast. Early the next morning, the rangers rendezvoused with the hungry trio. The mishap had a happy ending, but it was a reminder that although sometimes it feels like there isn't much room for exploration or discovery, South Dakota has some big wide open spaces. Kim Ode, a Sioux Falls native who now writes for the Minneapolis Star Tribune, wrote some tips to traversing the Badlands in a recent issue of South Dakota Magazine. First, she advised that you should bring a compass, but not depend on it. She recommends keeping a recognizable point in front of you and behind you so you can know your position at all times. "It's amazing how the landscape blends into sameness once you've hiked over a few ridges," she wrote. "Stay focused." The easy ability to find yourself lost in the Badlands is also the reason it is worth visiting, according to Ode. "Enjoy the GRACE COUNSELING SERVICES Now in Bloomfield! 102 W. Main Street, Bloomfield (in First Chiropractic building) 4 02- 18- 90 5 04 What a sharp deal!! Mental health and substance abuse evaluation and counseling services for youth, adults, and families. Alicia K .Dorcey, LI HP,C PC ,LADC M NOTICE OF SALE OF FARMLAND BY PRIVATE AUCTION AND REQUEST FOR WRITTEN BIDS The following farmland in Y ankton County, SD, is being offered for sale by private bids. The bids are to be received by September 27, 2013 at 10:00 o’clock a.m. TERM S: The farm lan d w ill be sold as on e un it for cash w ith 10% Call 605-665-5884 Or Drop By At 319 Walnut St. Looking for the best deal in town? Check the CLASSIFIEDS! temperatures near zero, a team of game wardens and forest rangers found him. He was reunited with his uncle, who joked that he was about to put Korslund's face on a milk carton. "That wouldn't have done any good," Korslund was in a good enough mood to joke in reply. "Most of the guys out there drink Jack Daniels." Stay safe as you explore South Dakota. Our population is already too sparse. We’d rather not lose anyone. East 38.94 Acres, more or less, of the Northwest Quarter (NW 1/4), Section Fifteen (15), T ownship Ninety-five (95) North, Range Fifty-seven (57) West of the 5th P .M., Y ankton County, South Dakota, less highways and roads. This real property is located one mile east, one mile north and one-half mile east of Lesterville, S.D. and 118.94 acres, more or less, of the North Half of the Northwest Quarter (N 1/2 NW 1/4), Section Eleven (11), T ownship Ninety-five (95) North, Range Fifty-seven (57) West of the 5th P .M., Y ankton County, South Dakota, less highways and roads. This real property is located two miles east and one and three-quarter mile north of Lesterville, S.D. Want your business to be seen? Get your display ad here! www.missourivalleyshopper.com Badlands for the respite they provide from modern life. You are walking amid the bones of an ancient land. If you can, give them a couple of days — the first to get the buzz out of your head, the second to let in the silence." Dale Korslund, an Irene farmer, also spent a night in the wilderness after getting lost while hunting with his uncle in the dense Ponderosa pines in the Black Hills. It was November of 1965 and Korslund was tracking a deer in Rifle Pit Canyon, southwest of Cheyenne Crossing. By 5 p.m. the sun had sunk over the mountain horizon and he realized he was lost. "They say I was walking in circles," Korslund recalls. "I finally found shelter under a couple of fallen trees." The next morning, after a grueling night of Read & Recycle! Town Square Town Square I & II o 505 507 W. Apartments 505-507 W. Ve ermillion, Main St. Vermillion, SD 57069. 1 BR apartments for anyone 55 years of age older, or older, or persons with disabilities. Please call 605-624-5218 or visit www.oakleafpm.com. www.oakleafpm.com. Utilities are included and we are pet friendly. Rental friendly. assistance available to those who qualify. qualify. Equal Housing Opportunity Equal Housing Opportunity dow n , balan ce due at closin g w hich shall occu r on N ovem ber 1, 2013. Real Property w ill be sold free of all en cu m bran ces w ith the exception of easem en ts an d right of w ays of record an d w ill be available to buyer upon fin alpaym ent of purchase price,how ever,use an d possession of the said realproperty is subject to the oralagriculturallease on said property explain ed below . Possession w ill go to bu yer at closin g, SU BJECT TO , the com pletion of an oral agricu ltural lease on said property that expires February 28,2014.Seller has tim ely given the orallease ten ant N otice of Term in ation as to said oral agricultural lease per applicable South Dakota Statu tes. The sellers w ill pay all 2013 an d prior year real property taxes at closin g. The sellers w ill retain the 2013 ren t from the real property. The su ccessfu l bidder w ill be respon sible for 2014 an d subsequent year realproperty taxes due an d payable in 2015 an d thereafter. This real property is sold “as is” an d the sellers m ake n o w arran ties, either express or im plied,as to the con dition of said realproperty. Title in suran ce w illbe procured prior to closin g an d the sellers an d the successful bidder w ill share equally in the cost of ow n er’s title in suran ce. Len der’s title in suran ce coverage shallbe the sole cost of the buyer, if required. PRO CEDURE Sealed bids w ith 10% of bid am ount en closed (person alchecks accepted) to be received at K lim isch & Koletzky Law O ffice, 101 W est 2n d Street, Yan kton , SD 57078, phon e (605) 665-9495,prior to ten o’clock a.m .on Septem ber 27,2013.Please m ark on the outside of the envelope that the bid is subm itted for the Ripple Lan d. The three (3) highest w ritten bids w ill be m ade kn ow n at that tim e. The in dividuals w ith the three (3) highest w ritten bids w illbe invited to atten d a private auction at K lim isch & Koletzky Law O ffice on Septem ber 30,2013,at 6:00 o’clock p.m .At said private auction ,the said realproperty w ill be auction ed an d sold to the highest bidder,subject to the sellers’right to reject any an d all bids. Bidders m u st have su bm itted a w ritten bid in order to bid at the au ction . Sellers reserve the right to accept or reject any an d all bids. Sellers reserve the right to w aive any an om alies con tain ed in any bids su bm itted. An n ou n cem en ts m ade the day of sale take preceden ce over prin ted m aterial. N on -su ccessfu l bidder’s dow n paym en ts w ill be return ed. Further information may be obtained from Robert W. Klimisch, at Klimisch & Koletzky Law Office, LLP, 101 West 2nd Street, Yankton, SD 57078, Phone: 605-665-9495. Email : klimischlaw@knology.net AUCTION 154.97 ACRES CHOICE TURNER COUNTY LAND I will offer the following land at auction located from NE corner of Hurley SD, 2 North and 3?4 West on SHOPPER MISSOURI VALLEY TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Yankton, SD • 605-665-4540 • Toll Free: 1-800-526-8095 Wagner, SD • 605-384-3681 • Toll Free: 1-800-693-1990 Web site: www.marksinc.com 319 Walnut St. Yankton, SD 57078 Financing provided by CNH Capital 605-665-5884 605-665-5884 ©2006 CNH America LLC. All rights reserved. Case IH is a registered trademark of CNH America LLC. CNH Capital is a trademark of CNH America LLC. www.caseih.com Liquor Specials 109 W. 3rd St. in Downtown Yankton www.yanktonr exall.com Busch & Busch Light Windsor 1.75 mL 30pks 16.35 $ Ancient Age 1.75 mL 18.99 $ 14.99 $ Karkov Vodka 1.75 mL 12.99 $ FREE Customer Parking 605-665-7865 Hours Monday-Friday 8:30-6:00 Saturday 9:00-4:30 Price Effective September 10th - 16th, 2013 Check Our Website for SPECIAL COUPONS in our Toy and Gift Departments TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 10:00 AM The real estate consists of 154.97 (+ or -) acres of unimproved farmland. The FSA reports it is all tillable except for road right of way. This tract lays level and was tiled in 2011. This is a choice, desirable tract of land with the predominate soil types of Dimo Clay Loam, Delmont-Enet Loams and Blendon Fine Sandy Loam. This would be an excellent candidate for a pivot irrigation system. The annual real estate taxes are $2625.36. We invite you to examine this tract at your convenience. The building site is not part of this tract. LEGAL: The NW 1?4 except Tract # 1 of Falck’s Addition in the N 1?2 of the NW 1?4 of Section 15-98-53, Turner County, South Dakota. TERMS: Cash Sale with 10% downpayment the day of the sale and the balance on January 3, 2014. Warranty Deed will be provided, title insurance will be utilized and cost split 50/50 between buyer and seller. Full possession for 2014 crop year with fall tillage rights after crop is out. Seller to pay all 2013 Taxes and Buyer to pay 2014 RE Taxes. Sold subject to confirmation by the owner. Wieman Land & Auction Co., Inc. is representing the seller in this transaction. Visit our website for an information packet and pictures. CARLYLE NELSON, OWNER 562-547-3214 Wieman Land & Auction Co., Inc. Marion SD 800-251-3111 Richard & Gary Wieman, Brokers Kevin, Mike & Derek Wieman and Ron Leitheiser, Assoc. Brokers Website: www.wiemanauction.com