shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com New At The Library Here’s what’s new at the Yankton Community Library this week: ADULT BOOKS • All That Followed by Gabriel Urza; Fiction • Dance of the Bones by J. A. Jance; Fiction • Girl Waits with Gun by Amy Stewart; Fiction • House of Thieves by Charles Belfoure; Fiction • Make Me by Lee Child; Fiction • A Master Plan for Rescue by Janis Cooke Newman; Fiction • Purity by Jonathan Franzen; Fiction • Robert B. Parker’s The Devil Wins by Reed Farrel Coleman; Fiction • The Solomon Curse by Clive Cussler; Fiction • Sympathy for the Devil by Terrence McCauley; Fiction • Trigger Mortis by Anthony Horowitz; Fiction • Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights by Salman Rushdie; Fiction • White Crocodile by K. T. Medina; Fiction • The Woman in the Photograph by Dana Gynther; Fiction • Black Earth by Timothy Snyder; Nonfiction • Data and Goliath by Bruce Schneier; Nonfiction • A Dog’s Gift by Bob Drury; Nonfiction • A History of Heists by Clark & Palattella; Nonfiction • The Making of Home by Judith Flanders; Nonfiction • The Microbiome Solution by Robynne Chutkan; Nonfiction • Mission High by Kristina Rizga; Nonfiction • Nine Essential Things I’ve Learned About Life by Harold S. Kushner; Nonfiction • $2.00 a Day by Edin & Shaefer; Nonfiction • Wondering Who You Are by Sonya LeaNonfiction ADULT DVDS September 22, 2015 • Page 15 The Bookworm ‘Hired’ Appeals To All Ages “The Hired Girl” by Laura Amy Schlitz; © 2015, Candlewick Press; 400 pages. ——— BY TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER Ever since you were a child, you’ve had dreams to fulfill. Some of them may have been easy: you wanted to visit a theme park, you hoped for a puppy, you wanted another no-school day. Other dreams, though, were challenging – so much so that maybe they haven’t happened yet. And, as in the new novel “The Hired Girl” by Laura Amy Schlitz, you’ll hang onto them until they do. Miss Chandler knew that Joan Skraggs was special. She never said that, exactly, but Joan knew her teacher thought so. Miss Chandler was always pressing new books into Joan’s willing hands, and they conversed like good friends. That meant the world to fourteen-yearold Joan. It was something she looked forward to very much, until Father said she couldn’t go to school anymore, that she was needed on the farm. It was 1911, Joan’s mother was dead, and Joan was the cooking-cleaningwasherwoman of the house. She barely had clothes to wear; her father clearly hated her, but she didn’t know how much until the day he did something despicable. And so, Joan ran away. Once, Miss Chandler had accidentally given Joan a page of newspaper. That’s where Joan saw help-wanted ads for a servant girl who could make six dollars a week doing the things Joan did on the farm for free. Being paid for her work seemed like a dream, but she didn’t know where to start. She also didn’t know where she would stay on her first night, which is how she ended up on a Baltimore park bench, sobbing. She had so many dreams. This wasn’t the way things were supposed to be. She knew it Main Street Cafe • Aloha • Hot Pursuit $45,000/Tyndall YOUNG ADULT BOOKS • Hunter by Mercedes Lackey; Fiction • Lair of Dreams by Libba Bray; Fiction • Never Always Sometimes by Adi Alsaid; Fiction • Queen of Shadows by Sarah J. Maas; Fiction • A School for Unusual Girls by Kathleen Baldwin; Fiction • Seriously Wicked by Tina Connolly; Nonfiction • Stand Off by Andrew Smith; Fiction JUNIOR BOOKS • Diary of a Mincraft Zombie, books 1-7; Fiction • Fuzzy Mud by Louis Sachar; Fiction • The Land of Stories: Beyond the Kingdoms by Chris Colfer; Fiction • The Liberators by Chris Lynch; Fiction • Terrible Typhoid Mary by Susan Campbell Bartoletti; Nonfiction EASY BOOKS • The Day the Crayons Came Home by Drew Daywalt; Fiction • The Full Moon at the Napping House by Audrey Wood; Fiction • Waiting by Kevin Henkes; Fiction ——— Did you know that you can reserve an item from home? Staff will then notify you as soon as the item is available. Everything goes! Building, Inventory, Equipment, and Furnishings. Presently serving Breakfast & Lunch. FAX US YOUR AD & SEE THE RESULTS! Use your FAX machine to send us your Classified ad. Remember to include your name & ad. Prepayment is required when placing classified. We accept Visa or Mastercard. Classified FAX number: STATIONARY ENGINES, ANTIQUES: Hercules 5 hp stationary engine on cart; JD 3 hp stationary engine on cart; 2--2cyl Maytag engines; 1--1cyl Maytag engine; Rare Crossman gas pellet ri?e; Wilson oak kitchen cupboard; Atwater Kent cabinet radio; Clawfoot bath tub; 2--7’ gumball machines; Wall telephone; Crocks; Kraut cutters; Washboard; Enamel items; SnapOn calendars; Lionel train set; Some toys; Grist mill. CAR PARTS, SHOP & MISCELLANEOUS: A selection of Chrysler parts from 60s and 70s including trans, rear ends, grills, body and engine parts; Holley cabinet sand blaster; Kawasaki 3000 gas generator; 7’ 3pt blade; 12V elec winches; Push lawn mower; Tiller; Cement mixer; Wheel barrow; Table saw; Electric chain saw; Trimmers; 10’ ?berglass stepladder; Ladders; Jacks; Miscellaneous hand tools; 12V power tools; Lawn cart; Lawn and garden tools and supplies; Wire; Barn vent fan; Sunsetter 16’ awning; Boating accessories; Camping supplies; Backpacks, etc.; Fishing supplies; Bikes, Plus more. HOUSEHOLD: Auto washer and dryer; Dorm fridge; 42” ?at screen TV; Bose surround sound system; Oak dining table and chairs; Round oak table and chairs; Oak 7 gun cabinet; 4 pc bedroom set; Dressers; Chests of drawers; Various cabinets, stands, and shelves; Sofas; Recliners; Easy chairs; SunHeat electric heater in Amish cabinet; 220V electric ?replace; Area rugs; Vacuum; Fans; Radios; Files; Records; Lamps; Pictures; Wall hangings; Microwave; Jerky blaster; Miscellaneous household and kitchen related items; Holiday décor; Plus many more items yet to be uncovered. KOLDA FAMILY, OWNERS TERMS: Cash www.petersonauctioneers.com Lee Wittmeier, Tyndall, SD Not Responsible for Accidents Trucks, Campers, Boats & Consignments Want your business to be seen? Get your display ad here! Call 605-665-5884 Or Drop By At 319 Walnut St. 605-665-0288 HOUSEHOLD – ANTIQUES COLLECTIBLES – FURNITURE SNOWTHROWER – MISC. AUCTION As I have moved to smaller quarters, I will sell the following at auction at the home located at 311 W. Sycamore in Parkston, SD on: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH 11:00 AM Ridge Kitchen Lunch Wagon In event of rain the auction will be moved to the American Legion Building on Main Street APPLIANCES – FURNITURE – HOUSEHOLD TRAILER – SNOWBLOWER – MISC. End of Main Street, Tabor, SD JOHN & ALICE ROKUSEK ESTATE from Yankton, 2 miles east on Highway 52 to TJ’s MiniMart then 1 block south 802 Broadway, Yankton, SD www.bridgecityautoyankton.com Saturday, September 26, 2015 11:00 a.m. LOCATED: 3709 W. 7th, Yankton, SD Quality... USED Cars, Brian & Jean DeGroot, Owners 665-1596 HOUSEHOLD AND COLLECTIBLE AUCTION Saturday, Sept. 26 -- 11 a.m. Buy • Sell • Trade Call Max 605-661-8434 319 Walnut • Yankton, SD 57078 • Phone: 605-665-5884 AUCTION wasn’t lady-like to speak to strange men but the one who approached her seemed kind. Thinking quickly, Joan changed her name to Janet Lovelace, lied about her age, and poured out a half-fabricated story between her tears. And when the man, Solomon Rosenbach, said he knew of a safe place for her to go, and maybe a job, he changed her life … I’ll bet it took me 70 pages before I noticed that “The Hired Girl” might be a book for young adults. That’s where you’ll probably find it in bookstores and libraries but you know what …? It won’t matter. You’ll eat this book right up. How could you not, when this novel is led by a sassy, independent character reminiscent of every classic literary heroine you’ve ever loved? Yes, that’s what author Laura Amy Schlitz brings to these pages in the form of a young girl’s diary and vivid settings that will remind you of Brontë and Dickinson works. But that lusciousness of word isn’t all you’ll find here. Schlitz also pulls arguments of the day into her story: anti-Irish sentiments, anti-Semitism, class wars, women’s rights, and even a bit of history. So yes, this is a teen’s novel meant for age 12-and-up, but it’s one no adult should resist. If you’re looking for the next classic novel to love, “The Hired Girl” is a dream to read. Collectibles: Beautiful chandelier from Prague with Czechoslovakian crystals, Tell City wood rocker, Tell City table and 6 chairs with matching hutch, beautiful oak commode, buffets, chest of drawers, ice box in need of tender care, 2 wardrobes, wood door with scenery etched and is frosted, Eastlake style chest, Murphy bed, shed full of old bed frames, chairs, chest, Treadle sewing machine, Monarch wood-burning kitchen stove #3, Potbellied stove, creamer collection, 70s Neighbor Lady cookbooks and other cookbooks, many Tabor collectibles like calendars and giveaways, trike, hats, chicken coop, corn sheller, table from Tabor post office, Fairbanks platform scale, records, Christmas dishes (service for 8, from France), set of china (service for 8), mantel clock, Cabbage Patch doll, Beatles doll, Avon Cape Cod, spoon racks, prints of astronauts, cookie jars, license plates, old toys, quilt tobacco can, large Mail Pouch tobacco tin thermometer, child’s riding toy (wood w/metal wheels), child’s toy refrigerator, stove and dishwasher (Pretty Maid), trophy-mounted buck deer head, old books, collection of Beanie Babies with tags; lots of Lefton glassware, brand new pheasant ceramic ware. Truck and Car: 1958 FORD PICK-UP F-100, 66,697 MILES AND 1984 CAPRICE CLASSIC, 108,000 MILES Furniture and Household Items: 4 curios, two, 3-piece bedroom sets with double beds, blue sofa, two matching rec liners, swivel rocker, really nice set of Flavorite stainless steel pot and pan set with original book, mirrors, lamps, many new blankets, wall-mounted jewelry cabinet, dishes, elephant plant stand, numerous pieces of crystal dishes and pitchers, lots of Corning and Pyrex bowls and baking dishes; new household items, including dishes and several sets of silverware, new bedding (several sets); small bookshelves and end tables; new electric table for PowerPoint presentations. Miscellaneous: Garden Mark riding mower Squire 10, yard and garden tools, new and old tools, hand tools. Auctioneer’s Note: This is a large sale with many items not listed in this ad. Several items not listed are older wood pieces and will need work, but any of these are great items! Please check out Sherry Soukup Auctioneer Facebook page for pictures. Sherry Soukup Auctioneer “The Auctioneer who works for you” soukupauctions@aol.com 605-660-3931 GE Side by Side refrigerator w/ ice & water in door; GE 30” electric range-smooth top, Almond; Whirlpool range top microwave; Whirlpool dishwasher; Revco chest freezer; automatic washer; electric dryer; older refrigerator; Panasonic microwave; 5 Pc bedroom set w/queen bed, complete; 4 Pc bedroom set w/full bed, complete; 2 – Sunline light color sofas; 2 – Lazyboy rockerrecliners, tan; 3 – occasional chairs; 6 Pc glass top end, coffee & sofa table set; brass & class shelf unit; oak china hutch; oak corner entertainment center; game table w/4 chairs; end tables; 4 drawer file cabinet; Tupperware; glassware; dishes; kitchen utensils; asst. of small electric appliances; pots & pans; pictures; baskets; Christmas decorations; bedding; games; towels; luggage; TV’s; coolers; picnic basket; 2 Wheel Trailer – Snowblower – Misc.: 2014 Carryon 5 x 8 golf cart/ATV 2 wheel trailer; Toro 6 ½ Hp snowthrower; camp stove; lantern; heater; limb trimmer; 2 wheel yard trailer; PT lawn seeder; 4 Pc. wrought iron patio set; asst. of lawn & garden tools; misc. other items; ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES Ladies mink coat & mink stole; Oak S-Roll roll top desk; Edison oak upright phonograph w/records; oak parlor table; wood spinning wheel; oak coil spring rocker; oak desk chair; oak rocker; pressed back arm chair; wood benches; Army foot locker; WWII Army uniform; wicker child’s rocker; old Parkston annuals; old books; copper boiler; buckets; Norman Rockwell collector plate collection; California pottery dish set; glass stemware; steins; old toys; slide viewer w/viewer cards; 2 – Rogers & Wallace silverware sets w/cases; 10 – Shriner goblets; asst. of Oriental Pcs; lots of jewelry; figurines; many Oriental lawn ornaments; asst. of records; fancy work; misc. other items; Auctioneers Note: Don’t let size of ad fool you, lots of clean, nice items. Be On Time! For Pictures of Items Visit Our Website: www.wiemanauction.com HAROLD KOEHN, OWNER BILL KOEHN 605-505-0120 Wieman Land & Auction Co., Inc. Marion SD 800-251-3111 Auctioneers & Clerks Dakota Realty & Property Management Real Estate Auction A wonderfully located, charming 3 bedroom 1.5 bath home, built in 1991, with endless possibilities on 4.49 acres! The home includes 2,236 sq. ft. of great move in potential. Many new updates, including carpet, furnace, newer roof. This property includes a 3 stall garage/shop with a loft space above. A MUST SEE PROPERTY! 30911 SD Hwy 19 Vermillion, SD NEWER RURAL HOME ON 4.49 ACRES Thursday September 24th, 2015 @ 5:30 pm Open House – by appointment Auctioneer Hazen Bye #11665 cell (605)670-0422 Agents: Jana Bye #15546 (605)202-0637 & Parker Erickson #16057 (605)660-8444 Terms: 10% non-refundable earnest money deposit the day of auction, with balance due on closing 30 +/- days. Title insurance and closing cost will be split 50/50 between the buyer and seller. Taxes will be prorated to the day of closing. Clay Co. Abstract and Title will be closing agent. Auctioneers are acting as agents for the seller. Legal: Christensen tract, NW ¼ 2-93-52 spirit, Mound TWP Vermillion, Clay Co. S.D. Owner- Ronald & Nikki Clark Taxes: (2014) $2,262.58 Auctioneer note: Go to www.DakotaRealty.com for more information & pictures.