shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com New At The Library Here’s what’s new at the Yankton Community Library this week: Adult Books • Edenland by Tara Wallace King; Fiction • Fallout by Harry Turtledove; Fiction • Forgive Me by Daniel Palmer; Fiction • The Hopefuls by Jennifer Close; Fiction • Lost Along the Way by Erin Duffy; Fiction • Night and Day by Iris Johansen; Fiction • The Secret Language of Stories by M. J. Rose; Fiction • Something to Hide by Deborah Moggach; Fiction • The Sudden Appearance of Hope by Claire North; Fiction • White Bone by Ridley Pearson; Fiction • The Woman in Blue by Elly Griffiths; Fiction • The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware; Fiction • Buying A Bride by Marcia A. Zug; Nonfiction • Craft-a-Doodle Deux by Jenny Doh; Nonfiction • Freedom by Jaycee Dugard; Nonfiction • House of Nails by Lenny Dykstra; Nonfiction • The Mind Span Diet by Preston Estep III, Ph.D.; Nonfiction • Naked Money by Charles Wheelan; Nonfiction • The Nazi Titanic by Robert P. Watson; Nonfiction • Neither Snow Nor Rain by Devin Leonard.; Nonfiction • Tangle Journey by Beckah Krahula; Nonfiction • Wedding Papercrafts; Nonfiction 12th Annual Primitive Adult Audio Books • Ghost to the Rescue by Carolyn Hart; Fiction • The Light of Paris by Eleanor Brown; Fiction • Robert B. Parker’s Blackjack by Robert Knott; FicLocated: Skylon Ballroom, 320 S. Robinson St. Hartington, NE tion • Robert B. Parker’s The Devil LUNCH Reed Farrel AUCTION Starts at 9:30 AM Wins by AVAILABLE Coleman; Fiction AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Shall Pass welcome youBusquets;Annual Primitive • This Too We wish to by Milena to our 12th Fiction Auction. Thanks to our great consignors, we have assembled an outstanding offering of items for Adult DVDs this annual auction. If you’re into Primitive, Repurposing, Rustic Design, etc., then this is a “must attend” event. We • Pride + Prejudice + Zombies have • The Reckoning arrive at auction set-up - so who knows what several trailers yet to will show up. Come prepared to buy in quantity. We will be running sepaYoung day so Books rate auction rings throughout the Adult please plan accordingly to cover all rings. Bring your One by&Pittacusall items need to be removed the • United As pickups trailers - Lore; Fiction day of the auction. ThisJunioraAudiolisting - many more items will be is only partial Books included. Visit www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM for many photos. • Raymie Nightingale by Kate DeCamillo; Fiction ADVERTISING CLOCKS & ADVERTISING SIGNS: Wells Blue Bunny ——— Adv. Did you knowFeedsyou can reserve an item from home? Clock, Cooper that Adv. Clock, Telechrom Adv. Clock, Sperry New Holland Adv.notify you as soon as the itemPepper Clock, PerStaff will then Clock, Foremost Adv. Clock, Dr. is available. fection Heater Clock, Sun Equipment “Engine Service Sign”, Porcelain Kupperheimer Clothes Sign, Dempster Equipment Flange Sign, Remington Tire Sign, Early Nebr. US 20 Sign, Beer Signs Including: Hamm’s Lighted Beer Sign, “Ask for Oly” - Olympia Store Display, Keystone, Old Milwaukee, Budweiser, &South DakotaHarum Feeds Council is Sign, BROOKINGS — The Zima, David Humanities Sign, NFO a Fulton Diesel Writing Contest. Veterans are Seed Corn to share 2016 Veterans Sign, Chesterfield Cigarette Sign,being askedSigns Including; Acco Seed Signs, Hulting Hybrids, Barten their stories with their fellow South Dakotans. & Coyote Seeds, Hamilton Hybrids, Pioneer, Clark’s, Genetic Giant, & Others, Cast Iron The contest Base, Cavalier Tires of or current Farm Tires Sign, Coca Cola Sign is open to veterans Sign, US Royal service members in anyTire Sign,of the United States militaryCardboard Delaval Goodrich branch Porcelain Studebaker Sign, currently living in South Dakota. 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COLLECTIBLES: Horse Hair Include a cover page with the author’s name, Motor Counter Blankets, Forge, Anvil, Library Table, Coca Cola Boataddress, Top Syrup Dispenser, Unique Ship Fog Horn, Fancy Oak Wall Mirror w/ military branch/service dates, and the words “Veterans Writing Coat Hooks, Pine Table Top Display Cases, Other Small Counter Top Prize Submission.” In addition to the cover page, submissions Display Cases, Early Wicker Stroller, Wilson Bros. Model A Junior Pop may be up to Van Briggle Table Lamp, Child’ssingle-space-para-Table, five pages (1-inch margin, ABC Porcelain Top Corn Popper, graphs, and 12 point font). Zip Feeds Pith Helmet, Lighting Rods, JD Straw Hat w/4 Legged Deer, The submission period runs through Aug. 20, 2016. Finalists Wooden Wagon Wheels, Eclipse Windmill Weight, Early Surveyors Transit, Several Brass Bladed Fans, their work on Tins, Milk Bottles, will have the option to publishMany Advertisingthe South Dakota Cylinder Table Top Victrola, Pharmacy Scale, Wooden Shaft Golf Clubs, Humanities Council website. Oak Kitchen Clock, Several Vintage License Plates, Fast Draw Timer www.missourivalleyshopper.comof Three finalists will be Cabinet, the South Dakota Festival Target Set, Metal JP Coatsinvited toWooden Butter Churns, Several BooksIron Seats, Superior Cast Ironwith Box, Seed Corn Sacks of Adv. Cast for a reading at an event Tool Ron Capps, creator & the Burlap Sacks, Seeburg Consolette Juke Box, WF travel to finalists Veterans Writing Project. The SDHC will pay John Johnson Cigars Calendar, Obert Merchantile Co. 1916 Calendar, Plus Other Writers do to attend the Festival event on Sept. 24 in Brookings. Advertising Calendars, be available to attend the Festival to submit Platte not need toOld Bicycle w/Cast Iron Seat, Early Atlas; Piece Co,work; Co. & York Co. Pioneer & Big Horn 15” Saddles, Single Driving Harness a -representative can read the author’s work on the Driving & RidNear New, Saddle Pads & Blankets, Halters, Head Stalls, finalist’s behalf.Bits &finalist will Items. Plus 100’s the winner and will receive ing One More Horse be selected as of More Items. ADVERTISING a CROCK ROLLING PINS: “Robert Graton - Cash Grocery” - believed to cash prize of $1,000. beSend submissions to: Kyle Schaefer, Program and Developfrom Stanton, Nebr. , M.F. Krugman - General Msd. - McLean, NE & Chadron Flour Mills - Chadron, NE. STONEWARE: Monmouth PotmentCo. 5 Gallon Behive Jug, 10-Gal. Birch Leaf Crock, Redwing 5 Gal tery Officer, South Dakota Humanities Council, 1215 Trail Ridge4Road, Suite12 Gal. Western Crock, Crock Chicken Water’s Plus Jug, Gal. Churn, A, Brookings, SD 57006; OR in digital format as a single PDF sent toItems GAS & OIL COLLECTIBLES: Bennett Other Misc. Stoneware kyle@sdhumanities.org 646 Gas Pump, Visible Gascontactto be restored, Interstate Oil Co. For more information, Pump, Kyle Schaefer at the South Sioux City, SalesmanCouncil,Kit, Easy Pour Cans including; En-ar-co, Dakota Humanities Sample kyle@sdhumanities.org, or 605-688Tiolene, Pennsylvania Mobione, Several Quart Oil Cans, JDD 5 Gallon 4530. Traveller Motor Oil Can, JD Gear Lube Can, All State Motor Oil Can, Can, Phillips 66 Spark Plugs, Small Mobiloil Gargoil Sign, Plus Other Gas & Oil Items FURNITURE: Solid Oak Store Counter from Hardware Store - 10 ft. by 3 ½ Tall - “Builders Supply Co.” Tag. Oak Floor Model Display Case 40” Wide, Counter Height, Oak 4 Section Stackable File Cabinet, Wooden Pie Cabinet, Wooden Step Back Kitchen Cupboard, Ice Cream Table & Chair Set, Primitive Wainscoating Base Cabinet, 70 Drawer Wooden Cabinet, Primitive Wooden House Entry Doors, Saxola Floor Model Victrola, Oak Commode, Small Parlor Tables, & Much More. TOYS: Oliver Pedal Tractor, IHC “M” Pedal Tractor, IHC Pedal Tractor Trailer, Fire Chief Pedal Car, Hook & Ladder Pedal Car, Nice Selection of Early Trucks including Structo & Others, Farm Toys Including: JD, Case, MF, Hesston & Others - (Note Some of these Farm Toys will be sold from a separate Auction Ring - Check Web Site for numerous pictures of toys to be sold.) FARM LITERATURE: Several Box Lots of Farm Literature, Operators Manuals, Shop Manuals & More to be sold from a separate Auction Ring. ARCHITECTURAL OLD WROUGHT IRON FENCING: Approx. 130-feet of Old Wrought Iron Fencing including; Straight & Curved Sections up to 8-ft. in Length, Cast Iron & Steel Located: Skylon Ballroom, 320 S. Robinson St. Hartington, NE Post & Gate. 1898 FOLK ART: TIN & TACK CARPENTER TRUNK. 1898 Tack Art Carpenters Trunk - “Zack Holmes - Rapid City, SD” - Very AUCTION Starts at 9:30 AM LUNCH AVAILABLE www.missourivalleyshopper.com Rare Item - Approx. 39 1/2” by 25” by 21” Tall—What a Great Find!! COOKIE JARS Approx. 50 to 75 Cookieyou toto be12th Annual Primitive If you’re into Primitive, Repurposing, Rustic AUCTIONEERS NOTE: We wish to welcome Jars our Sold Asst. Styles & Types. PLUS 100’S OF MORE ITEMS TO BE SOLD - OFF PALLETS, Auction. Thanks CASES, REBUILDABLE FURNITURE & MORE. outFROM DISPLAY tothen this is a “must attend” event! Design, etc., our great consignors, we have assembled an AUCTION SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2016 SD Veterans’ Writing Contest Offered www.missourivalleyshopper.com August 2, 2016 • Page 9 The Bookworm ... For Kids In ‘Mama,’ Tall Tales Shine “Mama Loved to Worry” by Maryann Weidt, illustrated by Rachael Balsaitis, © 2016, Minnesota Historical Society. 32 pages ——— BY TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER Your Mama is really tall. She can reach the cabinets where the cookies are stored. She can touch the upper shelf of your closet and the tippy-top of your bedroom door. Her arms can reach things that you never could. Your Mom is probably at least five feet tall — that’s huge, isn’t it? — and in “Mama Loved to Worry” by Maryann Weidt, illustrated by Rachael Balsaitis, this story is even taller! Mama was a first-class, top-rate worrier. She was so good at it, she won awards — and when you think about it, she had reason to worry. She had the whole farm to take care of — the cows, the pigs, the chickens — and Baby Eli, who seemed to be into everything, every minute of the day. One afternoon, while she was in the garden, Mama worried about a tornado. A twister like that, well, it could carry the farm off! She worried and worried — and when Mama worries, she knits. That day, she knitted enough woolies for the pigs, chickens, and cows to wear — and when a tornado actually did “tumble tail over teakettle” toward the farm, she grabbed Baby Eli and ran. That Eli, he was always into everything. Another day soon afterward, Mama started to worry about how truly hot it was. What if Crooked Neck Creek dried up? What would happen then? She worried and worried — and when Mama worries, she sews “faster than a hound dog after a squirrel.” On that day, she sewed clothes for all the aunts, uncles, and cousins, and she worked up a sweat. There was no more need to worry about the creek — but where was Baby Eli? It was even hotter the next day, and Mama started to worry about all that heat. It could’ve popped the corn in the fields! She worried and worried – and when Mama worries, she makes sauerkraut, strudel, and snicker- Yankton Co. 4-H Achievement Days Slated Aug. 5-6 One weekend a year all of the 4-H members in Yankton County come together to celebrate their achievements. That weekend has come. The Yankton County 4-H Achievement Days are on Friday, Aug. 5, and Saturday, Aug. 6, at the Pine Acres 4-H Grounds in Yankton, located at 901 Whiting Drive. This year, the theme is: “4-H ... Climbing to Success.” Madison Fairley from the Clever Clovers 4-H club created the theme and included the four H’s represented in 4-H in the theme: Head, Heart, Hands and Health. The weekend kicks off Friday with a swine show at 9 a.m., rabbit and poultry show at 11 a.m. and a livestock skill-athon and judging contest at 1 p.m. Open Class After the meal, www.missourivalleyshopper.comthe community is This is the second year Open Class ex- welcome to join Yankton County 4-H at an hibits from the community are welcome. ice cream social from 6-8 p.m. at the 4-H Open class photography exhibits grounds. The Yankton Area Chamber of have already been accepted and are Commerce Agribusiness Committee sponbeing judged. They will be on display at sors the ice cream social annually. Achievement Days. Finally, Friday will end with the CelebOpen class culinary arts exhibits are rity Round Robin at 6 p.m. and the 4-H due Friday, Aug. 5, from 3-4 p.m. These beef show at 7 p.m. exhibits can include non-refrigerated pies During the Celebrity Round Robin, and decorated cupcakes, cake pops, cook- local celebrities that 4-H youth have ies, or frosted cakes. A full set of rules can chosen, such as school officials, police be found at the Extension Office. officers, and others, will tests their skills at showing sheep and swine animals. The 4-H Supper 4-H Junior Leaders will then judge them The community is invited to come on their abilities. over to the 4-H grounds for the 4-H SupCommunity Day per Friday from 5-7 p.m. Adult meal tickets are $6 and include: a barbecue pulled Saturday is community day at the pork sandwich, potato salad, a mandarin Yankton County 4-H Achievement Days. orange salad, chips and a drink. Yankton County 4-H is encouraging famiIf youth are not interest in eating a lies to come at any barbecue pulled pork sandwich, a differtime throughout ent child’s meal can be purchased for four the day or stay all dollars, which includes: a hotdog, chips, day for the activimandarin orange salad and a drink. ties. www.missourivalleyshopper.com www.missourivalleyshopper.com www.missourivalleyshopper.com Visit our Web site at www.missourivalleyshopper.com REMINDER 12th Annual Primitive Visit our Web site at AUCTION www.missourivalleyshopper.com SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2016 standing offering of items for this annual auction. If you’re into Primitive, For complete listing & photos then this is a “must attend” event. We Repurposing, Rustic Design, etc.,visit: www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM Terms: Cash or Bankable Check. Not Responsible have several trailers yet AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: Forso who knowsTheft. to arrive at auction set-up - Accidents or what will show up.HEIMES JANSSEN buy in quantity. WeAPPRAISERS L.L.C. Come prepared to AUCTIONEERS & will be running sepaCREAMER RYAN CREAMER 402.254.9753 rate auction rings throughout the day so please plan accordingly to cover ALTON HEIMES pickups & trailers - all items need to 402.388.4409 all rings. Bring your 402.254.3315 ROGER JANSSEN:be removed the day of the auction. This is only a partial listing - many more items will be included. Visit www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM for many photos. www.missourivalleyshopper.com Visit our Web site at www.missourivalleyshopper.com Visit our Web site at www.missourivalleyshopper.com Visit our Web site at www.missourivalleyshopper.com Photo: Metro Graphics The 4-H sheep and goat show starts the day at 9 a.m. A youth fair goes from 12:30-1:30 p.m. right outside the 4-H building. Youth of all ages will be able to participate in activities and games, learn about animals, see 4-H robots, visit with the Yankton County EMS, local fire departments, and more. A 4-H Fashion Show will start at 2 p.m. inside the 4-H building, and Achievement Days will conclude with the annual Round Robin Champion Showmanship contest on Saturday, starting at 3 p.m. For more information about 4-H, how to join 4-H or on Achievement Days. contact Stephanie Siebrandt at the Yankton County Extension Office at 605-665-3387 or visit yankton4h.com. Upcoming Auction Home and Contents 1st Annual Maskell Consignment Sale August 13th • 10a.m. Sunday, Aug. 7 -- 11 a.m. See next week’s paper for full listing. Visit our Web site at www.missourivalleyshopper.com AUCTION Auction to be held at 1902 Ivy Street, Tyndall, SD www.missourivalleyshopper.com 1/2 block north of Bon Homme County Courthouse REAL ESTATE WILL SELL FIRST Real Estate consists of a 1 story, 2 bedroom home with full basement, 1 car detached garage and utility building. Built in 1952, this clean well maintained property features a recent electric heat pump, central air, 1/2 bath in basement, recent roof and paint, all situated on a 75x100 lot. Real Estate may be viewed by appointment. www.missourivalleyshopper.com LEGAL DESCRIPTION: E 75’ of Lots 6&7, Block 67, Currier’s 4th Add TERMS & CONDITIONS: $5,000 non-refundable down payment day of auction with balance due at closing. Title Insurance and closing service fees split 50-50 between buyer and sellers. 2016 Real Estate taxes to be prorated to closing. Possession upon receipt of ?nal payment. Announcements day of auction take precedence over printed material. Peterson Auctioneers are representing sellers. PERSONAL PROPERTY CAMPER: 1984 Excel 28’ self contained 5th wheel camper. HOUSEHOLD: Hotpoint refrigerator; Kenmore stacked washer and dryer; Maytag auto washer and dryer; Maytag glass top electric range; Dehumidi?er; Sofa; Port dishwasher; Entertainment center; Bookcases; Cabinets; Stands; Shelves; Tables; Folding tables; Folding chairs; File; TV; Treadmill; Vacuums; Heaters; Fans; Coolers; Clocks; Books; Microwave; Elec roaster; Bread machine; Small elec appliances; Pots; Pans; Cookware; Dish sets; Plus many more kitchen and household related items. ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES: Large oak veneer dresser; Oak rockers; Cedar chest; Treadle sewing machine; 20 Budweiser holiday steins from 1990s on; Kerosene lamps; Crock items; Pyrex; Collectable glass; Figurines. LAWN, GARDEN, MISCELLANEOUS: Craftsman LT 1000 16 hp 42” riding mower; Craftsman 22” push string trimmer; Craftsman 6 hp push mower; Gazebo; Leaf blower/vac; Shop vac; Battery charger; Trimmers; Step ladders; Moving cart; Forks; Shovels; Misc hand tools; Drop cords; Lawn and garden tools and supplies; Fishing equipment; Plus more. Volin, SD ADVERTISING CLOCKS & ADVERTISING SIGNS: Wells Blue Bunny www.missourivalleyshopper.com www.missourivalleyshopper.com Adv. Clock, Cooper Feeds Adv. Clock, Telechrom Adv. Clock, Sperry New Holland Adv. Clock, Foremost Adv. Clock, Dr. Pepper Clock, Perfection Heater Clock, Sun Equipment “Engine Service Sign”, Porcelain Kupperheimer Clothes Sign, Dempster Equipment Flange Sign, Remington Tire Sign, Early Nebr. 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Calendar, toys, oldImpl. Adv. Mirror, Some of IHC items include: Quilts, old Gibbon rugs, Red Wing Heyne Oil - Pender, NE Picture, Moews tins, tin dollhouses and barn, Crocks, old wardrobe trunk, trunks, old Seed Adv. Thermometer. Plus Other Miscellaneous hat boxes, denim day collection, glassHorse coloil lamps, old dolls, Advertising Items. COLLECTIBLES: shoe Hair lection, Forge, bed, Library Table, Coca Cola Boat Motor dishes, Blankets,cast-ironAnvil, sterling-silver silver wear, silver plated Counter 2 Syrup Dispenser, Unique Ship machine, upholstery accessories, Topupholstery machines, button Fog Horn, Fancy Oak Wall Mirror w/ pictures, porcelain stove (1920’s), Cases, Other lots household Coat Hooks, Pine Table Top Displaymetal army cot,SmallofCounter Top items, Cases, Early Wicker Stroller, Wilson Bros. Model A - Junior Pop Display dressers, couch, tools, Hit and Miss Engine, miscellaneous farm equipment, and MANY Corn Popper, Van Briggle TableMORE UNIQUEABC Porcelain Top Table, Lamp, Child’s AND ANTIQUE ITEMS!! JD Straw Hat w/4 Legged Deer, Zip Feeds Pith Helmet, Lighting Rods, doodle twists. When the corn started popping in the field and the sugar cane melted, it smelled so good. But where was Baby Eli now? Just as suddenly, where was Mama? Was it time to worry about her, too? Paul Bunyan. Slue-Foot Sue. Pecos Bill. You remember them fondly as characters in those wildly fun Tall Tales you heard in grade school … and now Mama joins them in “Mama Loved to Worry.” There isn’t a kid in the world who doesn’t love exaggeration in a story, and author Maryann Weidt gives it with this rib-tickler that gets taller and taller as the tale goes on. The language in this book will really make you grin, but what’s even better are the illustrations by Rachael Balsaitis. She gives this book a home-spun feel of a gentler time when laundry hung outside to dry, the waterin’ hole was a right-fine place to swim, and summer never ended. This book is a kneeslappin’, leg-pullin’ passel of fun for 5- to 8-year-olds, or anybody who knows how to spin a tale a mile high. And if that’s either of you, then “Mama Loved to Worry” could be huge. Visit our Web site at www.missourivalleyshopper.com Visit our Web site at www.missourivalleyshopper.com Ellen, Ray, William and John Boden, Owners Peterson Auctioneers Glen Peterson, RE #234 www.petersonauctioneers.com Lee Wittmeier - Tyndall, SD Cody Peterson - Avon, SD For more information or to view property call Glen Peterson at 605-369-2638 TERMS: Cash Not Responsible for Accidents Auctioneers & Clerks Kelly Konken: 402-254-3472 Ed Huwaldt: 402-337-0784 Rick Olson: 605-933-2270 Tony Thelen: 402-360-2039 LAND FOR SALE 83± Acres • Knox County, Nebraska Premier Hunting Property • Located 12 miles west of Verdigre, along 881st Road, then one mile north on 512th Road to the southwest corner of the property • Property is home to Whitetail deer, Mule deer, and turkey, with well established wildlife trails and natural food sources • Multiple locations to place ground blinds, tree stands, and wildlife feeders ensuring successful hunts each year For Property Details, Contact: Grant Litz, Agent/Auctioneer O’Neill, Nebraska (402) 336-3500 or (402) 340-0538 L-1600650 GLitz@FarmersNational.com www.FarmersNational.com/GrantLitz www.FarmersNational.com Real Estate Sales • Auctions • Farm and Ranch Management Appraisal • Insurance • Consultation Oil and Gas Management • Forest Resource Management National Hunting Leases • Lake Management • FNC Ag Stock