Elk hunts provide agritourism opportunity on southeast Kansas farm By Lucas Shivers weapons of their choice from The Wehmeyers host elk Rather than hunting elk bows to black powder to ri- hunts from October to Feb- out west, Greg Stukey from fles, Wehmeyer said. ruary. Great Bend found an eastern “We have some people “Out in the open, hunters opportunity with Wehmeyer who have hunted out west may or may not see an elk, Elk Hunting near Cof- who are not successful on and even then they have to feyville. their trips,” Wehmeyer said. be a pretty good shot. That’s “Last year, I went hunting “They don’t want to climb nature,” Wehmeyer said. in Colorado and saw only mountains any more. They one herd in four days, and I just want the trophy.” Continued on page 3 never saw a shootable bull to match my tag,” Stukey said. “It was so expensive to hunt in Colorado.” Capitalizing on a local option at the Wehmeyer hunting preserve the previ- ous year in October 2009, Stukey hunted in Kansas and found many benefits. “You’re by yourself, and you don’t have to worry about others hunting on top of you,” he said. “The lodg- ing and meals are exception- Gerald and Carol Wehmeyer, pictured with their 40 head of elk resting in the timber, al. The cost is not at all out- operate Wehmeyer Elk Hunting near Coffeyville. rageous compared to the risks of being in the wild.” “We have a buddy with “The land we have is not prices and permit costs. We Using a high-powered diabetes who can’t walk far, all cropland so we wanted to help them to stay closer to rifle, Stukey, who has hunted so he can come with us on a find a way to make a good home to find exactly what since he was eight years old, four-wheeler,” Stukey said. use of it,” Wehmeyer said. they want.” said the elk hunt was one of “For someone wanting to go “We researched it out and Wehmeyers advertise his best. elk hunting without a lot of looked at different elk breed- their hunts on their “I didn’t see anything on equipment or time, Cof- ers in Kansas. It’s a form of www.trophybulls.com web- the first two days. But on the feyville is a very nice place agritourism.” site, by word of mouth and third day, I pushed into to go. You can’t be ashamed Creating the niche market with print advertising. heavy timber to get the ani- for the guarantee. We’ll be for their herd of 40 elk, “We have individuals, mal out and took my shot,” harvesting at least three elk Wehmeyer said they make couples, corporate groups he said. “It was a clean kill in this year.” connections with hunters and families with multiple the first shot.” Establishing Wehmeyer from across the state and generations. Everybody’s Instead of dragging the Elk Hunting in 2003, Gerald country to arrange for hunts. been great with many repeat animal out of the mountains, and Carol Wehmeyer, ranch- “A lot of hunters had customers. One son got a Stukey rolled the elk into a ers and producers, found a nowhere to go,” Wehmeyer high school graduation front-end loader bucket to creative, alternative way to said. “It was too far for most hunt.” drive it to a shed made to ac- use their rural southeastern hunters to travel out west to For hunters, no license is Greg Stukey, hunter from Great Bend shows off his elk commodate the elk’s mas- Kansas land. other states with higher gas required. Sportsmen can use trophy. sive size and fully equipped to dress it out. “The next day I came home with the meat iced down in my truck bed,” Milo harvest of days gone by Stukey said. “My butcher said it was the cleanest ani- mal he’d ever seen without any dirt or bruised meat.” Joined by friends with health concerns unable to brave mountainous terrain, Stukey said he will be re- turning to Wehmeyer’s again this year.

Shawn Stewart, a member of the Clay County Antique Power Association, drives a 1937 Farmall Model F-20 tractor during a milo harvesting demonstration at the recent Clay County Pioneer Festival. He’s pulling a circa 1937 IH McCormick Deering binder owned by Duane Heimerich. Photo by Michelle Tessaro Page 2 Grass & Grain, November 1, 2011

Fly Your Fanny Flag High By John Schlageck, driver can react in a de- Kansas Farm Bureau fensive way that will keep By Meghan Muesler, Wichita ed? Was it competing in the Kansas farmers have both operators safe,” Hig- The leaves are changing Meats Judging contest? access to a safety tool that gins says. “We find that and the first freeze of the Stopping by and learning should always be used. when you mix these two fall is on the forecast as I about careers at the Stihl The slow-moving vehicle vehicles together without write this. Also, thousands booth? Learning how the (SMV) emblem can save the proper warning de- of the infamous blue and world of agriculture can lives and machinery. vices in place a number of gold corduroy jackets have and will impact their fu- A slow-moving vehicle things can happen.” invaded Indianapolis, Ind. ture? These are exciting emblem (fanny flag) is de- One such example is a for the 84th Annual FFA times! signed for one reason — to motorist who pops up over Convention, a true sign that Do you have a favorite notify the public that the a hill traveling 65 miles fall is upon us! FFA memory? Was it flying vehicle motorists are ap- per hour and finds a trac- Unfortunately because on a plane and taking a cab proaching is not traveling tor moving at 20 miles per of a recent foot surgery I for the first time with fel- more than 25 miles per hour. The driver of the wasn’t able to attend the low FFA members? Was it hour, says Holly Higgins, auto or truck may be convention this year, but learning how to identify with the advent of social different plants by their Kansas Farm Bureau safe- forced to run into the media and the widespread leaf? Or learning how to ty director. That in turn al- ditch, the back of the trac- use of other media it feels place a class of pork car- lows them to slow down tor or into the other lane like I was almost there. casses? Maybe it was learn- and proceed with caution of oncoming traffic. think about the first time I ing how many Hardee’s because the vehicle ahead “Hazard lights and was able to attend National there really are in the is moving slowly. SMVs are there to prevent Convention as a freshman state? “Once an approaching these types of accidents,” in high school. I may be dat- Why not share your own motorist sees the flashing Higgins says. ing myself a bit, but for memory with the FFA or- lights and SMV sign, the Anyone operating a many of us Indy was not the ganization? Currently the slow-moving vehicle home of convention but National FFA is running a (SMV) be advised, the fluo- Kansas City was our desti- campaign to get current rescent orange emblem nation. So for me the trip members, former members, The Learning Post must be properly mounted was a short one from the and anyone else who on the back of your vehi- farm in Powhattan but nev- shares in the passion of By Gordon Morrison cle. Every farm tractor ertheless impactful. I still FFA to connect. The HOW manufactured or assem- remember it like it was yes- is simple, just go to ffa.org/ Concordia Rancher and bled after Jan. 1, 1975, terday. I was a giddy fresh- connect, register, and for- Former Agriculture Educator shall be equipped with man soaking up the career ward to your friends, fami- hazard warning lights that showcase, workshops, ly, or anyone else you think are visible from a distance meeting fellow FFA mem- may have interest in con- Spellbound In Kansas of not less than 1,000 feet bers from across the coun- necting with the FFA. In to the front and rear in try, and reconnecting with addition to ‘connecting’ normal sunlight, which friends I had met through with the FFA, you have the Seeing the changes in the colors would guess to be the mayor ap- are to be displayed when- my livestock showing ca- opportunity to win several of tree leaves and grasses, now that pears to be cheering him on. That ever such a vehicle is op- reer. In particular, I re- great prizes, including the member at one of the gen- erated upon a highway. state FFA association with the fall season is in full swing, has picture has hung in our home ever eral sessions I ran into a the most ‘connects’ will re- One alarming trend reminded me of a trip I took about since I brought it back from that friend who was part of the ceive $1,000!! I just checked that has occurred in ‘Courtesy Core’ and he in- the leaderboard and Kan- twenty years ago. I had heard about trip. Kansas is the misuse of vited me to sit on the floor sas was in the lead by a how gorgeous the foliage in the New We then crossed over into New these signs. The emblems England states was in the fall when Hampshire and the White Moun- of the arena close to the couple hundred ‘connects!’ have been found nailed to stage. You would have To close this week’s arti- the leaves were turning color, and it tains. Our car came to rest at Port- fence posts, in front of thought I just got upgraded cle I would like to leave you was a sight I wanted to see. Many of land, Maine, where in full view of the driveways, as markers for to a front row seat at a with a few words from the my friends who had been to the Atlantic Ocean, we enjoyed a dinner washed out areas in the George Strait concert! I was FFA creed, “I believe in states of Vermont and New Hamp- of red lobster. On our return trip to road and in one instance in Blue and Gold Heaven. It the future of agriculture, on cattle pens in a feedlot. shire in the fall told me that this was Burlington from sightseeing, we got even better for this awe- with a faith born not of Use of slow moving em- inspired freshman; I was words but of deeds — the place to go to enjoy the colors of could see a big change in the color- blems in such a manner able to even meet one of achievements won by the the trees. ing of the leaves during the three or gives the motoring public the national FFA officers. I present and past genera- At that time I was recently re- four days we had been driving. Still, a mistaken impression of thought I had just skyrock- tions of agriculturists; in tired but my wife was still teaching, they didn’t hold me spellbound. It what is on the road in eted to FFA stardom! the promise of better days so I called my sister in Seattle, and was an enjoyable trip, though, and front of them. They drive I am smiling just think- through better ways, even up slowly on a slow mov- ing about all those FFA as the better things we now we made plans to meet in Burling- allowed me to get better acquainted ing vehicle sign and as- members in Indy as I write enjoy have come to us from ton, Vermont for a fall tour together. with my sister who was eight years this article and wonder the struggles of former Our flights were scheduled so that older than I. When planning a trip Continued on page 6 what memories they creat- years.” we arrived in Burlington not far from there to see the foliage at its peak the same time. Soon we were in a storage for color, it would be good to rented car, ready to enjoy the beau- call ahead to learn just when the ty and wonders of nature. To be hon- best week or days would be to enjoy est, I was a little disappointed with the view. Conditions may vary a lit- the scenery, but the locals informed tle with each fall season. us that we were a few days too early Today the sun is bright and to see the trees in their prime; they warm. As I look south from our win- were just in the beginning stage of dows, I see the trees are surely turn- changing colors. The Green Moun- ing in colors. Many are still green, tains of Vermont and the White but the cottonwoods and willows are Mountains of New Hampshire turning to beautiful shades of yellow seemed rather mild when compared and changing to a deep gold which to the tall, rugged Rockies that I was will eventually become brown, a familiar with, but they were pretty. sight that indeed has me spell- To enjoy the scenery more, we rode a bound. And I didn’t have to travel ski lift up to get a panoramic view, 1,842 miles one way and spend but it was not really stunning yet. hundreds of dollars in order to enjoy While driving around, we saw a this view. Some of you will under- sign that said, “Norman Rockwell stand my next statement “... and the Museum.” Our car almost automati- trees, the leaves, and the colors are cally took a sharp turn into its park- ours.” ing lot. For years, I had been fasci- The point I want to make in this nated by this artist’s cover pictures article is that while the New England on the Saturday Evening Post. After foliage is beautiful in the fall, we studying hundreds of his paintings Kansans don’t have to leave our GRASS & GRAIN (USPS 937-880) The newsweekly for Kansas and southern Ne- that day, I selected one that was my state to become spellbound with the braska, published each Tuesday at 1531 Yuma favorite, entitled “Freedom of beauty outdoors. It’s all right here at (Box 1009), Manhattan, KS by Ag Press, Inc. Speech.” It is a scene at a town hall our back door. October has never Periodicals postage paid at Manhattan, Kansas. meeting, where a mechanic with been more beautiful than it is this Postmaster send address changes to: Ag Press, 785-539-7558 Box 1009, Manhattan, KS 66505. grease-stained and calloused hands year, and I see that the price of gaso- Fax 785-539-2679 is standing, expressing his point of line is down a little (even under Subscription — $79 for 2 years. $43 for 1 year, includes sales tax. Outside Kansas, $50 for 1 view. An immaculately dressed pro- $3.10 a gallon in Abilene). Editor — Donna Sullivan year, $93 for 2 years. fessional man is watching him with I’ll meet you at the crossroads [email protected] MEMBER OF what I consider to be an expression and together we’ll see Kansas at its — Advertising Staff — Associated Press of surprise or skepticism on his face very best. I’m ready to be truly spell- Steve Reichert • [email protected] while another gentleman that I bound. 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Elk hunting Originally built in 2001, One of the largest land “It is very important to One herd at Fort Riley Riley, permits are granted Continued from page 1 the hunters’ cabin features mammals in North America, provide them with quality was started in 1986 with 12 through a lottery drawing “With us, you’re guaranteed modern amenities. The elk can top more than 1,000 feed especially while they elk released near the Madi- with plenty of competition a good hunt and to leave 1,200-square-foot addition pounds and tower more than are growing their racks from son Creek area on Fort Riley and few earning a tag. with an elk.” built in 2008 added a fully nine feet tall with four- March through August,” from the Maxwell Game “We offer something dif- Local taxidermists can furnished great room, bed- foot antlers. Also called Wehmeyer said. Preserve near McPherson, as ferent and unique,” Weh- mount the trophies and ant- rooms, bathrooms, kitchen wapiti, a Native American To many Kansans, elk well as elk from Colorado, meyer said. “The best part is ler racks. And, the hunters and dining room. Other name meaning ‘light-colored symbolize the restoration of Montana and South Dakota. all the friendships gained have the meat to take home. amenities include a fire- deer,’ elk are related to deer. a native component to the The current population on with all of the good people.” “It’s always good grain- place, billiards table, and big Although native to the plains Flint Hills, yet hunting is Fort Riley is about 125 ani- For more, go to www. tro- feed meat,” Wehmeyer said. screen HDTV with satellite. area, elk mostly migrated limited to few areas. mals. Yet to hunt elk on Fort phybulls.com. “It is very healthy with low The Wehmeyer elk herd, west in the 1800s. cholesterol and fat.” inspected annually by the Wehmeyer’s land is com- A modern lodge is located state, is free of chronic wast- prised mainly of heavily REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION in the midst of the hunting ing disease. wooded oak forest and grounds, overlooking fields “We are an accredited rolling hills of crop fields. to the south, and trees just to herd, which means we’ve Elk range forest-edge habi- the north. built pens according to state tat, feeding on grasses, “They all just love the regulations from the Depart- plants, leaves, bark and cabin,” Wehmeyer said. “If ment of Agriculture,” Weh- grain. In addition to the graz- you book a hunt with us, meyer said. “We get permits, ing land, the elk consume a SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 — 10:00 AM you’ll be the only ones on and it takes a lot of record- grain blend with copper and 2323 North Jackson — JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS the property.” keeping.” selenium. REAL ESTATE SELLS AT 11:00 AM (1016 West 12th, Junction City, Ks.) FURNITURE & APPLIANCES ing Elephant, 13 Collectible Trimmer, Wheel Barrel, Dining Table w/3 Chairs, Dolls w/Stands, Collection of Rolling Golf Cart, Gas Cans, China Hutch, 2 Curio Cabi- Bradford Exchange Plates, 8 2-18 x 12 Overhead Doors LARGE ESTATE AUCTION nets, Couch & Chair, 2 Lamp Sound of Music Plates, 4 w/Tracks, Hitch Receiver SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 — 10:00 AM Tables, Water Fall Front Ar- Gone With The Wind Plates, 4 5,000 Lbs. Cap., Metal Tire moire (Needs work), Kitchen The King & I Plates, 6 Nor- Rack, Interstate Battery Rock, At Bob’s Auction House, located 7 miles East of HERINGTON, KANSAS Table, Swivel Rocker, Lazy man Rockwell Plates, 4 Pc. 2 Porch Posts from Gas Sta- on 56 Highway to 2500 Rd. turn North 1/2 mile to Auction Site. Boy Recliner, Lift Chairs, 4 Set of Imari Porcelain, Monroe tion at Milford, Computer & Drawer Chest, Dresser, End Struts & Shocks Display Sign. Printer, Typewriter, Swin Tables, Bookcase, Computer GUN, MOWER, TOOLS & Ladies Bicycle, Ross Moun- Desk & Chair, Metal Swing, 2 MISCELLANEOUS tain Bike & Others, Honda 90 Wooden Beach Chairs, Elect. Sears (JC Higgins) Model 66 Electric Start Scooter (Battery Organ, Frigidaire 12.8 Cubic Semi-automatic 12 Ga. Shot- Operated), Battery Operated Ft. Chest Type Freezer, gun, 836 Lawn Tractor Type Scooter, Electric Scooter Portable Sewing Machine, Mower, Craftsman 10” Table Chair (Needs Battery), Floor Sharp Microwave & Stand, Saw, B & D 71/4 Circular Saw, Mats, Lamps, Linens, Books, Hotpoint Washer & Maytag ¼” Electric Drill, Craftsman Jig Wall Hangings, Medicine Cab- Dryer. Saw, Craftsman 6” Bench inet, Cast Iron Skillets, Knife COLLECTIBLES & Grinder, Tool Belt, Shop Vac, Rack, Flat ware, Baking Dish- GLASSWARE Hand Tools, Shovels, Axes, es, 2 Weight Watcher Scales, 143+/- Assorted Size Ele- Wood Clamps, Hammers, Or- Pyrex Mixing Bowls, Pictures, phants (Lenox, China, Brass, ganizers, Troybilt Tiller, 5 hp Record Player, Christmas etc.), One Large Floor Stand- Front Tire Tiller, Gas String Decorations, ANDMANY OTHER TREASURES Terms: Cash, Check or Credit Card. Not responsible for accidents. Lunch available. MINNIE L. McMILLER & OTHERS

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Bake at 350 degrees for blespoon sugar and blend 1 cup sourdough starter 1/2 teaspoon salt 12-ounce box crispy rice ce- grees. In a large mixing 30 to 40 minutes. Serves 6. well. Cover loosely with plas- 2 cups unsifted flour 1/4 cup butter or margarine real bowl, cream together eggs, ***** tic wrap and cloth towel. Let 2 cups milk 1 cup sourdough starter (3) 2-ounce bottles sprinkles, oil, butter, sugars, and vanil- Another one from Sandy stand in warm place (80-85 1 teaspoon salt Melted butter divided la. Add remaining ingredi- Hill, Eskridge: degrees) for 5 days, stirring 2 teaspoons baking soda Sift together flour, baking 16-ounce package candy ents and mix well. Cover and SQUASH & APPLES at least once per day. When 2 eggs powder and salt. Cut in 1/4 coating, melted refrigerate dough one hour. 1 butternut squash, peeled & starter is ready for use, it is 3 tablespoons melted short- cup butter with pastry Spray 18 muffins cups. In Using a cookie scoop, drop sliced bubblby and may have a yel- ening blender until crumbly. Add a large saucepan melt butter balls of dough onto an un- 5 apples, cored, peeled & low liquid layer on top. Stir 2 tablespoons sugar sourdough starter and mix. over medium-low heat. Add greased cookie sheet. Smear sliced well before using; if starter About 12 hours before Turn dough out on lightly marshmallows and cook a dab of butter all over the 1/2 cup butter will not be used immediate- mealtime, mix sourdough floured board. Knead lightly until melted and smooth. Re- bottom of a glass, then dip 1 cup brown sugar, packed ly, cover and refrigerate starter, flour, milk and salt; until satiny. Roll out dough move from heat and stir in the glass in granulated 1 teaspoon cinnamon until ready to use. Return to let stand in bowl covered 1/2-inch thick. Cut with peanut butter and vanilla. sugar. Use the glass to flat- Arrange squash and ap- room temperature before with cheesecloth in a warm floured 2 1/2-inch cutter. Add cereal and 2 bottles ten each ball of dough, dip- ples in a greased 9-by-13- using. place. Just before baking, re- Place biscuits in well- sprinkles stirring until com- ping again into the sugar inch baking pan and dot with If desired, starter can be move 1 cup batter to replen- greased 9-inch square pan. bined. Using greased hands each time. Repeat until all butter. Sprinkle with brown replenished for future use. ish starter in jar. To the re- Brush with melted butter. press mixture evenly into are flattened. Bake for 9 to 11 sugar and cinnamon. Bake at After removing 1 cup starter, maining batter in bowl, add Let rise about 1 hour in a prepared muffin cups minutes, until cookies are 350 degrees for 45 minutes to add to remaining starter, 1 baking soda, eggs, shorten- warm place (Replenish mounding mixture into a just barely turning brown. one hour or until tender. cup flour, 2/3 cup warm ing and sugar; mix well. starter by stirring in 2 cups cupcake shape. Cool for at Don't overbrown! Allow to Serves 4 to 6. water (105-115 degrees) and 1 Bake cakes the size of silver warm water and 2 cups flour. least 1 hour. Remove cup- cool before eating. Cookies ***** teaspoon sugar or honey; dollars on lightly greased Cover tightly and store in re- cakes from pans. Dip tops of are ultra crumbly! Fred Engler, El Dorado, blend well. Cover loosely hot griddle. For thinner hot frigerator). 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Continued from page 2 Conference postponed lift such a bale up for your slow-moving vehicle Born and raised on a diver- The Kansas State Uni- the re-scheduled dates will sume a tractor or some transportation?” the safe- emblems clean and in sified farm in northwestern versity Sheep and Goat Con- be available on the K-State other farm implement is ty spokesperson asks. “You place, you’re putting your- Kansas, his writing reflects ference originally planned Department of Animal Sci- going down the road in can’t see the SMV emblem self in a position that can a lifetime of experience, for Nov. 4-6, 2011 has been ences and Industry website front of them. The next on the back of the tractor, be avoided.” knowledge and passion. postponed until spring 2012. www.asi.ksu.edu as it be- time they see the bright or- right?” Information regarding comes available. ange emblem, they may So what’s the answer? think it is something else Take a slow-moving ve- Flint Hills ranch sells at auction and crash into the back of hicle emblem that has a a slow moving vehicle. steel rod or wooden stake The 2,553 acre Butler County Flint Hills ranch owned by MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14 — 9:30 AM SMV emblems help attached and stick it into WeAUCTION are retiring from farming and will sell the following items at Jim & Sally Reeves sold at auction on the ranch on October eliminate such accidents the back of the hay bale. public auction at our farm located from Waterville, Kansas 2 14. The sales price was in excess of $4.5 million. The ranch miles south on Highway 77 then 3/4 mile west to 325 Yonder all together. For those pro- And before you head down is located on Haverhill Road, 7 miles southeast of Augusta. Rd. ducers, or anyone else op- the road, turn on the flash- The land, which was offered in three tracts, was sold as TRACTORS, COMBINE & FARM MACHINERY (PM) erating slow moving vehi- entire unit to the Chain family, who are based in Oklahoma, ing amber lights. 1998 John Deere 7810 MFD tractor, 19 spd. power shift, 3 SVCs, cles ,you can purchase but have ranch holdings in several states. If a farmer or rancher 540/1000 sm. PTO shaft, 42" duals, set up for planter w/hyd. The auction was conducted cooperatively by Sundgren them at your local machin- has the SMV emblem, his return line, less than 3687 hrs., ser.#RW7810P012010, to be sold with JD 740 front loader w/7ft. bucket and joy stick, excellent unit; Realty of El Dorado and Farm & Home Realty of Cheney. ery dealer or farm-supply lights flashing and some- stores. one hits him from the rear, 1970 John Deere 4020 diesel tractor, synchro mesh, 2 SVCs, “We had a tremendous crowd and registered bidders good 18.4X34 rears, nice add on steps, 2nd owner tractor, Bought from several states,” said Jeremy Sundgren of Sundgren Use common sense he’s done all he can, Hig- new at Dummermuths, 8167 hrs., ser.#210283, slick tractor; JD Realty, “It was an exciting day for all of us.” when it comes to display- gins says. 148 loader w/7ft. bucket & side brackets; 1995 John Deere 9500 John Hillman of Farm & Home Realty added “Jim and ing your slow-moving vehi- “Proper installation RWA combine w/JD dual chaff spreaders, 3400 sep. hours, Sally Reeves are especially pleased that the ranch they cle emblems, Higgins ad- and maintenance of SMVs ser.#660396, bought and regularly serviced at Dummermuths, looks new; JD 920 flex head; Unverferth 25ft. header trailer; JD have built up over the years was purchased by the Chain vises. She used the exam- isn’t intended to make 643 corn head, recently reconditioned; BBK 20ft. header trailer, family, that intends to maintain it is as a single ranch oper- ple of a farmer using a anyone’s life more compli- approximately one year old; 2005 John Deere MaxEmerge XP ation.” stinger on the back of a cated,” Higgins says. 1760 12 row air planter, w/bean & corn plates, 3 bushel boxes, cable drive, 350 row by row monitor w/population counter, excel- lent; UFT 475 bushel grain cart w/side auger & rollover tarp; (2) H&S feed wagons to feed hay, silage or grain, one is 24ft., one ADAMS ENTERPRISES 20ft., both have liners, VG; (3) gravity wagons on 4 wheel facto- Mike Adams - Owner/Operator ry gears, 2 have augers; JD 331 27ft. disk; JD 980 32&1/2ft. field cultivator; Oliver 546 4X16 semi mt. plow w/JD cyl.; Oliver 6 bot- 785-410-3176 tom plow for parts; 3pt. mist blower w/PTO drive, hyd. directional spout & 60 gal. poly tank; Winco 18KW PTO generator on wheels; Danhuser 3pt. post hole digger w/ 9' & 14" bits; bale Licensed Insured prong for 740 loader; assorted bale movers and spears; older belt drive cement mixer; 4 wheel running gears TRUCKS, TRAILERS, PU, ATV (PM) 2000 GMC C8500 single axle semi tractor w/bubble cab w/ac & am/fm, air seat, power steering, 3126 Cat diesel set at 275 hp, Alli- son 3060 automatic, 614 gear ratio, 11R 22.5 tires all around, 116,165 miles, ser#1GDP7H1C7YJ517976, very clean truck; 2001 Manhattan, Kansas GMC C7500 single axle semi tractor w/ac & am/fm, power steer- ing, air seat, 3126 Cat diesel set at 250 hp, Allison 3060 automat- ic, 614 gear ratio, good 11R 22.5 tires all around, ser#1GDM7H1CX1J900030, 88,648 computer verified miles, very nice; 2009 Neville 24ft. semi trailer w/11R 22.5 tires, rollover tarp, side windows, ser.#1N9GT24179G175712, like new; 1997 Brad- ford 24ft single axle semi trailer, 11R 24.5 tires new one year ago, air brakes, side chute for farm augers, Shur-Lok roll over tarp, ser.#HS2414VS259010, great shape; 1973 Chey 2 ton farm truck w/16ft. metal bed, wooden floor & extensions, dual cyl. hoist, 350 gas, 4X2 spd., 50 gal. saddle tank, 900 rubber all around, 62,278 miles as of 9/6/11, 2nd owner truck, slick; 2 sets stock racks for 16ft. bed, one metal Knapheide, one Giant wooden; 2011 Titan 24ft. gooseneck stock trailer w/2 center gates, one is slider, heavy undercoating, Goodyear ST235/30R16 tires, like new; 33&1/2ft. drop deck trailer set up for semi, includes 8&1/2ft. top deck and 5ft. dovetail, elec. brakes, tandem duals, hauls 14 BR bales; 1998 Chevy 3/4 ton 4X4 pickup, 454 gas, automatic, std cab,' AC, running boards, 5th wheel and receiver hitches, rub- ber bed mat, 163,301 miles, looks & runs great; 2009 Polaris Sportsman XP 4X4 ATV, 550 EFI, power steering, windshield, 1868 miles, 657 hrs., burgandy metallic HAY, LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT & MISC. (LATE AM) Approx. 300 net wrapped BR bales of hay, about 200 are 2011 brome, some 2011 prairie hay, about 40 bales are from 2009 & 2010; (16) Linn P&P 10ft. portable cattle panels on Mellies panel trailer; other panels; (6) 12ft. metal feeders; (3) pipe w/ poly 12ft. calf bunks10ft. feeder; (7) BR bale feeders; (4) Bull Master mineral feeders; 8ft. stock tank, like new; 425 gal. green poly water tank for PU; used Ideal hog waterer; (2) dbl. sided creep feeders on wheels; old chute; newborn calf warming hut, homemade; headgate; 20 & 16ft. pipe type hay elevators; several REA poles; (15) 20ft. bridge plank; 300+ elec. fence posts w/insulators; elec. fence wire. SHOP & FARM RELATED ITEMS (SELL FIRST) 1,000 gal. fuel tank w/standing pump from 50s, may sell separate- ly; 150 gal. PU diesel barrel w/12V pump; (3) 12V poly sprayers, 15,30 and 50 gal.; very slightly damaged hood for JD 7400; new snoots for 900 flex head; new factory snoots for 200 flex head; JD rear circular wheel wts., fit 3010 thru 50 series; (6) lg. suitcase wts for 30 thru 7000 series; 255/16 Chev PU tire; variety tractor & implement tires; 16.9X34 or 18.4X34 chains; JD high pressure cyl.; (6) sm. corn plates for JD 1750 or 1760 planter; JD 4020 umbrella; Teetan seed firmers; new planter scrapers; JD filters; JD to Pioneer hyd. adapters; other JD parts; new blade for 709 rotary mower; JD mud flaps w/deer; JD battery powered grease gun; 12 & 110V fencers, IH 98, Weed Chopper, etc; Stihl 036 & little used 011AV chain saws; propane pasture burner; handyman jack; lg shop window fan; standing drill press w/vise; 2 cyl. air compressor, needs motor; Sears pull behind yard sprayer; JD yard utility cart; pump jack; alfalfa seed; lg. plastic tool/sorage boxes; boomers; sm. tap & die; Craftsman cordless drill; 1/2" torque wrench to 150ft.lb.; Wright USA 3/4" socket set; lg. variety of tools & other shop related items TOYS, ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES (12:30 PM) Most toys are 1/16 scale & new in box: JD 8870 4WD tractor; JD 550 Mulch Master; JD 4010 w/cab; JD AW tractor; JD 7820 trac- tor; JD 9200 4WD; JD 60 tractor; JD centerfold disk; JD trailers; Peterbilt semi; approx. 40 JD smalls incl.: medallions; pens; pen- cils; airplanes; cutting board; cups; banks; gas pump; trays; signs; etc.: chrome refractory table w/4 chairs; oak dropleaf table; Dun- can Phyfe table; oak dining chairs; treadle sewing machine; par- lour table; steamer trunk; metal lawn chairs; croquet set; wooden ammo boxes; pop bottles; "Railway Express" signs, 20" long; old sleds; bikes; old tools; corn planter; hand corn sheller; 2 man saws; Model T jacks; fireman's axe; dehorner; hay hooks; buggy step; other items yet to be uncovered and discovered. NOTE: This is a very clean sale. Most of the farm machinery is 1st or 2nd owner and all major pieces have been shedded. All motor powered pieces have been dealer serviced and regularly main- tained. All items to be removed 30 days from sale date. Loader tractor available auction day or by appointment. Your inspection invited prior to sale. Hope to complete auction by 4:00. TERMS: Cash or good check day of sale. CLERK: Sando & Johnson, P.O. Box 10, Leonardville, Ks. 67468 LUNCH: Waterville Lutheran Church Ladies JIM & RHONDA TILLEY, SELLERS (785)363-2160 or (785)556-4468 Google Kretzauctions.com for listing & upcoming pictures Auction conducted by: Kretz, Hauserman, Bloom Auction Service Greg:(785)926-4422 Cell:(785)630-0701 Gail:(785)632-3062 Cell:(785)447-0686 Chad:(785)632-5824 Cell:(785)632-0846 Grass & Grain, November 1, 2011 Page 7

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Pavilion. Ranch Show organizers 8:00 p.m. and Thursday’s manager. ture and sports. Segments Thursday, November 10th • Trent will be broad- hope you reserve Novem- wrap-up at 4:00 p.m. American AgCredit a- at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p..m, • Trent Loos at 10:30 casting his five daily radio ber 8th, 9th, and 10th to at- Admission and Parking long with the Wichita Farm Tuesday through Thursday, a.m. & 2:30 p.m. shows from C5-9 booth. tend the 17th annual Farm at the Wichita Farm and & Ranch Show will present will allow for casual dis- Show. The show is again lo- Ranch Show are free. “Tailgate Talk” each day of cussion and question/ cated at the Sam Fulco “We try to add some new the show. Chat Tuesday answer sessions with our Pavilion at the Kansas events every year, to keep with Larry Steckline, Wed- presenters. Stop by the Pavilions. 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Paola Livestock Auction, Inc. FEATURES: High quality M.I.G. welding P.O. Box 251 • 26701 Eagle Drive process used for complete pene- tration in all seams. Paola, KS 66071 • 913-294-3335 48-degree slope on hopper for Sale Every Friday 1 PM good clean-out and 42-degree SPECIAL BRED COW SALE slope on top for complete fill, even in the corners. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6 • 1:00 PM External ribbing eliminates side This is a complete dispersal of the Cottonwood Ranch bowing. cowherd. This sale is closed to other consignors. Selling Sturdy ladder for ease of access • 10 HP Single Phase 375+ cows. All cows except 30 were born and raised on (interior ladder standard). • 12x16” Hardened Steel Rolls the ranch. Cows are from 2nd calf to mature. High per- Prime coated inside and outside, finish coat in any basic color. centage will be black, baldies and brockle face. Cows start OPTIONS: • 900 bushels Corn - 500 bushels Milo per hour calving Feb. 1st on a 60-day calving cycle. Roof ventilation as required. • Rolls Directly Out of Bin Anti-corrosive enamel available. • Portable or Stationary Models • 90 cows coming with their 2nd & 3rd calves are bred to Blower pipe for filling. Black Angus and Red Angus Bulls Double compartment for storage • 250 cows, 5 years and older are bred to “Mytty In Focus” of two different commodities. See Us at the black Angus bulls CUSTOM: • 60 colored cows are bred to “Bon View New Design” Angus bulls Bins available in any design and WICHITA FARM SHOW These cows will be wormed and vaccinated at preg check size ... built for your specific needs. time. They will be ready to take home and turn out. The Booth #C5-13 family has decided to run yearlings on this ranch as cows like these would not normally be for sale. The Sale Barn Cafe will be open INC. NORTH CENTRAL STEEL For more information call Fabricated Steel Products Minneapolis, KS 67407 Paola Livestock Auction: Maurie Bourquin, 913-731-4348 3430 EE Road (620) 427-4200 or Chris Burton of Cottonwood Ranch: Gridley, Kansas 66852 www.machineserviceinc.com 800-382-0106 620-366-1243 • 620-273-7029 Page 14 Grass & Grain, November 1, 2011 November 5 — Tractors, November 5 — Harley & collectibles at Ottawa combine, headers, trucks, Gerdes consignment auc- for Dale & Twyla Weien. Auction Sales Scheduled trailers, hay equip., ma- tion at Lyndon. Auctioneers: Griffin Auc- chinery, livestock equip., November 5 — Real estate tions. misc. at Seneca for The & personal property at November 6 — Vehicles, late Richard & Janet Dal- Wamego for John & Eliza- lawn tractor, shop tools, Ending Nov. 1 — Farm ma- Cyndy Smith. Auction- Evelyn Farres Estate. inghaus. Auctioneers: Wil- beth Lawless Trust. Auc- guns, furniture, collec- chinery, farm related eers: Kretz, Hauserman, Auctioneers: Bob Kick- helm Auction Service. tioneers: Crossroads Real tibles & misc. at Eudora items, trucks, trailers, Bloom Auction Service. haefer. November 5 — Furniture, Estate & Auction, LLC. for Darrell (Brad) Hime pickups, construction November 3 — Native grass November 5 — Dickinson glass, pottery, antiques, November 5 — Electric & Estate. Auctioneers: El- equip., lawn & garden on- pasture NW Shawnee County grassland at Dick- collectibles, toys, newer hand tools, new inventory, ston Auction Company. line only (www.gehlingon County near Shawnee inson County for Mark & furniture & household used lumber, tin & misc. at November 6 — Western, line.com). Auctioneers: State Lake at Hoyt for Glenna Minter. Auction- items, outdoor & tools at Sedgwick & online (www. guns, air guns, lanterns, Gehling Auctions. Claire Holliday-Loomis & eers: Gary Yocum. Peabody for the Estate of proxibid.com) for V. Rich- ammo boxes, ammo, bows, Ending Nov. 3 — Combines, Bruce N. Holliday. Auc- November 5 — Crocks, an- Kenneth & Margaret ard Wiebe Estate. Auc- traps, decoys, military, ad- tractors, planting equip., tioneers: Pearl Real Es- tiques, collectibles at Sa- Weber, the Estate of Mack tioneers: Auction Special- vertising, buckles, other semi trucks, grain trailer tate & Appraisal Service. lina. Auctioneers: Thum- Weber. Auctioneers: Mar- ists, LLC. collectibles at Salina. & truck, vehicles, farm November 3 — Saline Coun- mel Real Estate & Auc- shall Auction Service. November 5 & 6 — Antiques Auctioneers: Thummel equipment online only ty farmland & grassland at tion, LLC. November 5 — Jet Skis & (www.cornleairon.com). Salina for the Joe White November 5 — Ladies Nite 7 trailers, boats, golf carts, Auctioneers: Michael We- Trust. Auctioneers: Rior- at Hiawatha for JR Ad- utility trailers at Wichita. gener Implement. dan Auction & Realty. cock. Auctioneers: Newcom November 1 — Seward & November 5 — Vehicles, November 5 — Boat, bait & Auction. Butler Counties, Nebras- tractor, loader, farm relat- fishing supplies E. of November 5 — Wheel ka real estate at Val- ed items, possible an- Hillsboro for Canada Bait loader, backhoe, semi paraiso, Nebraska. Auc- tiques & collectibles, ’N Tackle. Auctioneers: trailers, trucks, hyster, tioneers: Farmers Nation- guns, household & misc. Griffin Real Estate & Auc- trailers, acetylene cutting al Co. NE of Lincoln for Leonard tion Service, LC. supplies, collectibles & November 1 — Nemaha W. & Doris E. Holl, Family November 5 — Artwork, an- misc. N. of Beatrice, Neb. County farmland or build- Trust. Auctioneers: Post tique furniture, collec- for James E. “Jack” Smith. ing site at Corning for J. Rock Auctions. tibles at Lindsborg for Auctioneers: Jurgens, Polyurea Coatings • Roof Systems • Open and Close Cell Alan & Sandra J. Ward. November 5 — Inventory & Warren Peterson & etal. Henrichs, Hardin. Auctioneers: Cline Realty grocery store fixtures, Auctioneers: Richard November 5 — Tractors, Mark Critchfield: 785-363-2057 or 785-556-8086 & Auction, LLC. forklift, cash register, Patrick Auction Service. farm machinery, vehicles [email protected] November 2 — Woodson computer system, grocery November 5 — Shop equip., & mowers at Goessel. Auc- County land at Piqua. inventory & more at Lyn- toolboxes, guns & gun re- tioneers: Van Schmidt Auctioneers: Farmers Na- don for M&M Market. Auc- lated items, tools, dune Auctions. tional Company. tioneers: Beatty & Wis- buggy, go cart, small race November 5 — Real estate, Stop by Our Booth N5-9 November 2 — Russell chropp Auctions. car, auto parts, farm relat- furniture, appliances, col- County grassland & CRP November 5 — Coins at ed, chain saws, antiques, lectibles, glassware, gun, at the at Russell for Bruce Lawrence. Auctioneers: collectibles & misc. at mower, tools & misc. at Anspaugh. Auctioneers: D&L Auctions. Manhattan for Alan & Junction City for Minnie Wichita Farm Show Farmland Auction & Re- November 5 — Collectibles, Sharon Clark & items of L. McMiller & Others. alty Co., Inc. primitives, tools, manuals, late son Ross Clark. Auc- Auctioneers: Brown Real November 3 — Household beauty shop items, car, tioneers: Gannon Real Es- Estate & Auction Service, Kansas’ Long-Term Care, goods, tools & collectibles pickup, boat & trailer tate & Auctions. LLC. at Clay Center for Max & near Herington for Dyas & • Luverne Truck Equipment Life and Health Insurance Place Security • DewEze Hay Handling Specialists • Flat Beds WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 — 11:00 AM Back Into Towing CALL US TOLL-FREE: AUCTION(Be On Time - No Small Items) • Exhaust Work Offering for sale at public auction, located at 1789 Bloody 800-373-9559 Creek Rd., from the intersection of 177 Hwy. & 210 Rd. (Casey’s General Store), COTTONWOOD FALLS, KS 1/2 mile east to Y, go left follow main road 6 miles east, 3 miles south Myronized on Bloody Creek Rd. 35,000-lb. GTW Truck Works JIM PHILLIPS INSURANCE TRACTORS, TRUCKS, 2009 Degelman Bale King FARM MACHINERY & HAY 3100 bale processor, 2000 Centralia, KS 2010 NH T6070 FWA tractor bales; 2003 NH 1431 hydra DROP ‘N LOCKS with 840 TL loader, trip hyd., 3 swing disc swather; 2003 Rhino 785-857-3581 pt., PTO, 16 spd. trans., 18.4- TW96 9’ rotary mower; 2005 H R38 tires, 975 hrs., like new; & S 12 wheel hay rake; NH 320 1968 Oliver 1650 tractor with hay liner sq. baler; 2001 Reyes SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 — 9:30 AM GB 800 loader; 2008 Ford F- 6x16 single axle gooseneck E&D Custom Silage AUCTION 3401 SW 60th — 350 flatbed pickup, V-10 eng., 6 stock trailer; 2010 Powder SEDGWICK, KANSAS Conveniently located in central Kansas 1-135 & K196 exit south of Newton, 1/2 mile West, spd., 28,661 miles, extra clean; River calf chute, like new; sin- 1 mile North, then 2 1/2 West 2002 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD gle horse trailer; AC 3 btm. • Claas 900 machine with K.P.and inoculant. NOTE: This is a large auction with only a sampling listed flatbed pickup, automatic, plow; John Deere 8-16 grain • 8 row head and pickup head. below. The quality items offered on this auction have been 90,000 miles, good; 1968 drill; Hesston 3 pt. bale mover; cared for and maintained like they were purchased new yes- Caterpillar 955K track loader, 12’ tandem disc; 10’ pull disc; • Support trucks and equipment. terday! You will not be disappointed to spend time at this auc- shedded; 2007 John Deere 568 Grain-O-Vator; shop built calf tion. Check web for complete list or call 316.283.6700 for info. round baler, mega wide pickup, wagon; 150-2011 round brome • Dependable crew and equipment. On-line registration required 24 hrs prior to participate in wind guard roller, net wrap, bales; 150-2010 round brome Jobs of Any Size! Live/On-Line Auction. Preview Thursday & Friday. Removal 2698 bales, shedded & clean; bales, avg. 1300#. 11/11/2011. Large building available if inclement weather. TERMS: Cash day of sale. Statements made day of sale take Sharon’s Rolling Kitchen for lunch. Check web for info & pics. precedence over advertised statements. Dustin T.R. Cort www.auctionspecialists.com 620-635-0238 620-786-4646 620-786-5172 COTTONWOOD RANCH, SELLER SELLING AT 9:30 till 11:00 A.M. and at completion of Internet Chris Burton, 620-366-1243 Auction will be quality, like new electric & hand tools, new inventory, used lumber, tin & misc. items. • Auctioneer/Realtor ON-LINE @ 11:00 www.proxibid.,com (96 Lots) VAN SCHMIDT 44 Pieces Boise 24/32” 5 Ply Matic Model 221 20” Planer; 7833 N. Spencer Road, Newton, KS 67114 Plywood; 189 #2 2”x6”x16’ Honeoye Model 50-50 620-367-3800 or 620-367-2331 Lumber; 291 #2 2”x4”x16’ Punching-Shearing & Forming Schmidt Clerks & Cashiers Lumber; 1800+/- Boardfeet Iron Crafter; Rockwell 8” Long www.hillsborofreepress.com planed Red Oak; 150 Pieces Bed Jointer; Rockwell/Delta 34- Grade 40 Rebar; 4’ & 5’ 400 10” Tilting Arbor Bench Scaffolds; Hydraulic Wood Saw; DeWalt 14” Radial Arm Splitter; 20” Buzz Saw 5HP; Saw; GPO-12 Auto Lifters of Quincy 325 Compressor; 1987 America 2 Post Vehicle Lift; REAL ESTATE AUCTION Hillsboro 7’x16’ Gooseneck ESAB Palmar Cutting SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 — 1:30 PM Trailer; 1995 Arkansas City Equipment; Miller Bobcat 225 Sale held at - St. Anthony's Hall - STRONG CITY, KS 7’x20’ Flat Bed; MF 40 Diesel NT 8000 Watt Generator- Located behind the Catholic Church Industrial Tractor/MF 186 Welder; Miller Matic CP 200 32.1 M/L Acres Cropland CHASE COUNTY KANSAS Loader; 2007 Kubota Diesel MIG Welder/Tweco Gun; Miller Property Location: From Strong City, KS: 2 1/2 Miles West of #L5740HSTC, 215 hrs, Cab, Dialarc HF 250 AMP AC/DC Strong City, KS on Highway 50 on Southside of Highway 50 and AC/Heat; Hydro Trans. With Gas Tungsten-ARC Welder; West side of Road P. North of BNSF Railroad Tracks. Kubota LA854 Loader; Woods Rigid 300 Power Drive Pipe Model BH90X-1 3PT Backhoe; Machine; Greenlee 960 General Description: According to the Lyon/Chase ASCS Office King Kutter 36 Tine 72” Hydraulic Pump; Greenlee records they show 32.08 Acres of cropland. This property does not contain any wetland/ classified as Not HEL.SOIL TYPE: according Landscape Rake; Farm Star 7646 Hydraulic Knockout Drive; to the Chase County Soil Survey is Osage Series and Solomon PTO Post Hole Digger; 6’ 8- Greenlee No. 1813 Bending Series. NO DCP payments as not-participating farm. Tooth Ripper for Loader Bucket; Table for 881 Hydraulic Bender; Topro 3PT Cement Mixer; MDS Enerpac-Milwaukee Bender; Legal Description: All that part of the Southeast Quarter (SE1/4) Quick Attach 6’ Grapple Fork; Enerpac Benders Thinwall & of Section Thirteen (13) in Township Nineteen (19) South, Range Nissan P50 Forklift # Rigid; All American M815 Seven (7), East of the 6th P.M., lying North of the right-of-way of KPH02A25X, Pneumatic Parking & Service Lift; 1977 the A.T.S.F. Railroad Company. Tires/Side Shift Triplex Chevy 1 Ton Dually, Rebuilt 454 Taxes: 2010 Taxes: $84.14. Seller pays 2011 taxes & gets 2011 188Mast, 48” Forks; Coats Motor, DewEze 278 Bale PU farm income. Model 4050A Tire Changer; Bed; 1976 Chevy C30 1 Ton Merchantable Title: A title insurance policy for the amount of pur- Libby Power System 20 KW Dually/#200 Wench, 4 speed, chase and closing costs will be split 50-50 by the buyer and seller. Generator, 3Ph/Powered by motor rebuilt to 383; Rebuilt Terms: 20% down day of auction. Balance at closing in 30 days. Ford 6 Cyl.; Sioux Valve Face 454 Chevy Engine (never Possession at closing on or before December 20, 2011. Grinding Machine; Sioux used); Minerals: All the sellers mineral interest transfer with the real es- Angular High Speed Driver; Salesman Sample? tate at the time of closing. Rolift 4500, 5000, 5500 Pallet Marked “The Clipper Grain All Prospective Bidders: Property will sell in its present existing Jacks; Rockwell 17” Drill Press; Seed and Bean8’ Cleaner”/ x 20’ Steel 16 condition by the Seller or Auctioneers. Prospective purchasers are Belsaw Circular Saw/Edge Tool FrameGrain Screens; Enclosed Multi-purpose urged to inspect the property prior to auction day. Information given Grinder; W. F. Wells Horizontal Trailer. is from sources deemed reliable but not guaranteed by the Seller or Metal Cutting Band Saw; Power Brokers, Brokers are acting as agents for the Seller. All statements made day of sale take precedence over printed material. All information is obtained from sources deemed to be reliable but are not guar- V. RICHARD WIEBE ESTATE anteed by the Seller or Selling Agent. In order to obtain further information or make arrangements to view the property please contact the Selling Agent. AGNES HENSLER ESTATE, SELLER JAMES PICKERT, TRUSTEE AUCTIONEER: JOHN FLOTT Cell: 620-340-3920 • Eve: 620-342-5034 www.auctionspecialists.com Agent for Seller, Farm & Home Real Estate Vern Koch 316.283.6700 Mike Flavin 283.8164 Grass & Grain, November 1, 2011 Page 15 Real Estate & Auction, eers: Bill Raine Auction I. Schartau Estate. Auc- mage for George Thomp- LLC. Service. tioneers: Brown Real Es- son Estate. Auctioneers: November 6 — Shades of November 12 — Coins, tate & Auction Service, Allyn Thompson & Ron Red & White Show Calf truck, motorcycle, lawn LLC. Shivers Auction. Co. ESTATESUNDAY, NOVEMBER AUCTION 6 — 11:00 AM Sale online bid off. Lori mowers, toys, collectibles, November 14 — Smith November 19 — Antique 1016 N. Topeka - BURLINGAME, KS John Deere 310E backhoe, Massey Ferguson 65 tractor, '88 Ford Hambright, sale manager. jewelry, furniture & misc. County real estate at guns at Marysville. Auc- XL pick up, 2 Econoline box vans, 28' semi storage trailer, horse November 7 — Marion Coun- at Lawrence. Auctioneers: Smith County for Wayne tioneers: Olmsteds & trailer, car trailer, rake, Vermeer baler, blade disc, sewer cam, com- ty real estate at Burns for Mark Elston & Ed Dewey. Roush Trust, seller; The Sandstrom. mercial sewer auger, space heaters, sheet metal brakes, oxy/acy Property of Bertha Zogel- November 12 — Household, People’s Bank, trustee. November 19 — Annual cutting torch, post augers, scaffold, air compressor, roto tiller, mow- man. Auctioneers: Sam woodworking tools, tools Auctioneers: Frieling Re- Angus bull sale at Eureka ers, cut off saw, shop vac, tile saw, shop fans, power and hand tools, Griffin Auction. & misc. at Marysville for alty & Auction. for Dalebanks Angus. Werner step ladders, alum. ext. ladder, jacks, yard tools, hydraulic November 7 — Russell Jason Scarberry & others. November 14 — John Deere November 20 — Furniture, cylinders, wire, culvert, lots of plumbing misc., shelves, commercial County real estate at Rus- Auctioneers: Don Prell & machinery, farm related guns, collectibles, primi- floor polisher, frig, freezer, stove, sofa and love seat, bar stools, cof- sell for Rogg Heirs. Auc- Dave Bures. items & misc. S. of Water- tives & tools at Council fee & end tables, Grandfather clock, beds, dinette, many antiques, tioneers: Farmland Auc- November 12 — Tractor, ville for Jim & Rhonda Grove for Pat Lapham. and misc. tion & Realty Co., Inc. farm machinery, tack, Tilley. Auctioneers: Kretz, Auctioneers: Hallgren See oldemillauction.com for full list and pictures. November 8 — Antiques, livestock equip. & hay, an- Hauserman, Bloom Auc- Real Estate & Auctions. or call Sue Metzger, auctioneer, weekdays at 233-7700 Olde Mill Auctions, 1401 NE Winfield - Topeka collectibles, household, tique pickup, tools & misc. tion Service. November 20 — Production tools & other at James- at Diller, Neb. for Larry & November 17 — 3 absolute sale at Enterprise for town for Arvid & Alice Mary Lou Curry. Auction- properties at Wellington Hedgewood Prairie. Flewelling. Auctioneers: eers: Schultis & Son, Inc. & Winfield. Auctioneers: November 21 — Farm re- Thummel Real Estate & Real Estate & Auction Weigand Auctions. tirement auction at Tope- Auction, LLC. Service. November 17 — Lyon Coun- ka. Auctioneers: Gehling November 9 — Tractors, November 12 — Trailer, fur- ty land at Olpe for Donna Auctions. THURSDAY,AUCTION NOVEMBER 3 — 4:00 PM We will sell the following items at public auction at the Armory trucks, vehicles, trailers, niture, antiques & col- A. Williams Living Trust. November 21 — Farm ma- Building located at 12th & Bridge Streets, CLAY CENTER, planting & haying equip., lectibles at Newton for Auctioneers: Griffin Real chinery, trucks, W. of Clif- KANSAS livestock, construction, John D. & Phyllis Schrock. Estate & Auction Service, ton for Douglas & Eleanor lawn & garden online only Auctioneers: Van Schmidt LC. Kieffer. Auctioneers: Ray- VEHICLES, FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, ANTIQUES & (www.bigiron.com) Auc- Auctions. November 17 — Real estate, mond Bott, Lee Holtmeier COLLECTIBLES, Military Items, Glassware, Large Frog Collection of over 500 frogs made of many materials tioneers: Stock Auction November 12 — Antiques, choice Kansas river bot- & Luke Bott. HOUSEHOLD GOODS, OUTDOOR ITEMS Co. collectibles, train sets, tom farm land at Lawr- November 22 — Marion See last week’s Grass & Grain for complete listings. November 9 — Jewell Coun- railroad items, coins & ence for Pine Family County real estate at ty real estate at Mankato jewelry at Herington for Farm. Auctioneers: Webb Burns for Eugene & Amy CLERK: Union State Bank, P.O. Box 518, Clay Center, Ks. 67432 for Ruth Clegg Estate, Olsen & Bisby. Auction- Realty, Dave Webb. Pearson. Auctioneers: Donna King, owner. Auc- eers: Bob Kickhaefer. November 18 — Fall ma- Rick Griffin Real Estate & LUNCH: Arlyss Vathauer tioneers: Thummel Real November 12 — Real estate, chinery auction at Clay Auction. Estate & Auction, LLC. automobile, household at Center. Auctioneers: Mu- November 26 — Firearms, MAX & CYNDY SMITH, SELLERS November 9 — Tractors, Hanover for Mary Poell. gler Auction Service. ammunition, forklift, bay- Google kretzauctions.com trucks, farm machinery & Auctioneers: Raymond November 19 — Washington onets, reloading equip- Auction conducted by hay E. of Cottonwood Bott Realty & Auction. County farmland at Han- ment & misc. at Abilene. Kretz, Hauserman, Bloom Auction Service Falls for Cottonwood November 12 — 20th bull over for the Albert F. Boy- Auctioneers: Reynolds, Greg: (785) 926-4422 Cell: (785) 630-0701 Ranch, Chris Burton. Auc- sale featuring Simmental, er Trust. Auctioneers: Mugler & Geist. Gail: (785) 632-3062 Cell: (785) 447-0686 tioneers: Van Schmidt SimAngus, Angus & Red Raymond Bott Realty & November 26 — Motorcycle, Chad: (785) 632-5824 Cell: (785) 632-0846 Auctions. Angus at Moser Ranch. Auction. tools, furniture & primi- November 10 — Jewell November 12 — Antique November 19 — Antique tives at Council Grove for County real estate at Jew- household at Abilene for guns at Marysville. Auc- Dick Montgomery & oth- ell for Rod & Rita Rose. George Thompson Estate. tioneers: Olmsteds & ers. Auctioneers: Hallgren Auctioneers: Thummel Auctioneers: Allyn Sandstrom. Real Estate & Auctions. Real Estate & Auction, Thompson & Ron Shivers November 19 — Chase November 26 — Shawnee & LLC. Auction Co. County real estate at Jackson County native ESTATESUNDAY, NOVEMBER AUCTION 6 — 10:00 AM November 10 — Pasture & November 12 — Home, ap- Strong City for Agnes pasture & farmland at 1205 E. 2114 Road — EUDORA, KANSAS cropland at Miltonvale for pliances, furniture, Hensler Estate, Seller; Hoyt for The Heirs of From Eudora south on DG. 1061, 1 mile to 28th (N 1200 Rd.) Heirs of Mabel Comfort household at Manhattan James Pickert, Trustee. Ruth Helen Young. Auc- west 1 mile. WATCH FOR SIGNS!! Trickle. Auctioneers: Lar- for Bud & Betty Shawgo. Auctioneers: John Flott. tioneers: Cline Realty & Due to the sudden death of our dad we will be offering at ry Lagasse Auction & Real Auctioneers: Gannon Real November 19 — Riley Coun- Auction, LLC. Auction the following. Estate. Estate & Auctions. ty real estate at Manhat- November 26 — Cars, November 10 — Shawnee November 12 — Nemaha tan for Bernard & Betty trucks, boats, campers, VEHICLES, LAWN pump model 67F 20 ga.; Con- County land at Topeka. County real estate at Cen- Sue Wells Trust. Auction- motor homes, motorcy- TRACTOR & SHOP TOOLS necticut Valley Arms blackpow- Auctioneers: Schrader tralia for Robert L. Ward eers: Gannon Real Estate cles, ATVs, tractors, farm 2002 Cadillac Escalade V8, der 44 cal.; Hopkins & Allen Real Estate & Auction Estate. Auctioneers: Cline & Auctions. equipment, backhoes, 4D, AWD, 6.0L; 1999 Chevro- blackpowder 45 cal.; 5 long let Tahoe ½ ton, V8, 2D, 4WD; gun cases; raw hide holster; Company, Inc. Realty & Auction, LLC. November 19 — Recreation- mowers, tools, forklifts, Craftsman FS5500 lawn trac- pistol case; 12 & 20 ga. Upland November 10 — Dickinson November 12 — Furniture, al/farm land at Randolph guns at Salina. Auction- tor 7 sp., 50 in. deck; Crafts- Bird rounds; ALL ATF Rules County farmland & grass- household, R/C airplanes, for Ann Nemechek. Auc- eers: Wilson Realty & man new lawn sweeper & 22 Apply. land at Abilene for Har- pocket watches, guns, tioneers: Raymond Bott Auction Service. in. weed trimmer; front tine old L. & Edna M. Emig tools & misc. at Lawrence Realty & Auction. November 29 — Ottawa FURNITURE, tiller; SNAP-ON tools: 20 draw- COLLECTIBLES & MISC. Trust. Auctioneers: Rior- for Paul S. Kuszewski Jr. November 19 — Car, China County farmland at Salina er tool chest on wheels, 36 in. Oak Classics King sleigh bed dan Auction & Realty. Estate. Auctioneers: Pax- painting, furniture, col- for Stan & Jeanne Pan- ¾ drive ratchet, metric/tap die (3501/4000 lim. edition) & Oak November 11 — Guns, ton Auction Service. lectibles & misc. at Over- grac. Auctioneers: Rior- set, extractor set, standard & Acorn armoire w/matching end ammo, tractors, vintage November 12 — Farm ma- brook for Dortha Tucker dan Auction & Realty. metric sockets/open end sets, tables; Queen Anne style cher- auto & tractor parts, tools, chinery & related items Living Trust. Auctioneers: November 30 — Dickinson break-overs, knuckles, chisels, ry dining table/6 matching appliances, farm equip- consignment at Council Elston Auctions, Mark El- County real estate, house- punches, box end & many chairs & matching lighted ment, antique & collec- Grove. Auctioneers: Hall- ston & Jason Flory. hold & acreage at Abilene other SNAP-ON tools!; Crafts- china cabinet; oak round claw- tible furniture, trucks, gren Real Estate & Auc- November 19 — Pickups, for George Thompson Es- man: 10” table saw/table, 10 foot table w/6 spindle chairs; pickups, tools & shop tions. trucks, farm equipment & tate. Auctioneers: Ron in. radial arm-saw, belt/disc custom made primitive 42 x 84 sander, 6 in. jointer/table, items, cars & misc. at Por- November 13 — Appliances, household items N. of Shivers Realty & Co. square KING dining table w/6 chainsaw, clean’n carry shop matching chairs(RARE); primi- tis. Auctioneers: Wolters furniture, household, toy Hope for the Virginia Rock November 30 — Real estate vac; 24 ft. fiberglass & alu- Auction & Realty. trains, trucks, vehicles, Estate. Auctioneers: Cham- at Cuba for Terry & Con- tive woodbarn parlor table; minum ladders; DeWalt radial boat primitive wood coffee November 11 — Real estate boat & trailer, mowers, berlin Auction Service. nie Benyshek. Auction- arm-saw; 110 air compressor; & personal property at tools & more at Louisville November 19 — Farm items, eers: Larry Lagasse Auc- table; bakers rack; Whirlpool chain hoist; power washer; 2- side/side refrigerator water/ Wamego for Gary L. De- for Lawrence “Red” Mar- farm machinery & live- tion & Real Estate. ton floor jack; 440 battery ice; Whirlpool flat-top stove; weese Estate. Auction- ten Estate. Auctioneers: stock equipment at Tal- Continued on page 16 charger; Makita 10 in. miter- Whirlpool com. super washer; eers: Crossroads Real Es- Gannon Real Estate & saw; Makita palm sanders; Kenmore 70 series dryer; 47 tate & Auction, LLC. Auctions. Kawasaki rotary tool & bit set; in. VIZIO flat screen; oak cedar November 12 — Real estate, November 13 — Furniture, Wagner XTRA airless paint chest; cedar chest; single & automobile, household & appliances, riding lawn sprayer; Ryobi 14 & 18V tool queen beds; bamboo kitchen tools at Maple Hill for mower, tools & misc. at sets; welding sup- table; loveseat; wine cooler; Frances Flanary. Auction- Junction City for Dorothy SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 — 9:30 AM plies/helmets; Channel Lock glass top parlor table; book AUCTION tool kit; Sweeney ¾ torque shelves; several large mirrors; 2206 E. 23rd St. — 66046 LAWRENCE KS multiplier; several large lamps; Weider Pro Power FARMLAND FARMLAND (Knights of Columbus) torques; ¾ drive sets to 2 ¼ Stack home gym; Amana SS FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD, R/C AIRPLANES, sockets; knuckles; Grenlee grill; Brinkman smoke pit; lawn POCKET WATCHES, GUNS, TOOLS, MISC. hole saw kit; Proto, SK, NAPA patio sets & umbrellas; carved tools; NAPA pneumatic & oth- bear head; Jayhawk items; Furniture: sofa & love seat; & shapes, controllers, starters ers; bench vises; alum pipe rocking chair dining table w/4 and more; large Hallmark Kid- marbles; Daisy #40 churn; wrenches; Crescent & Dia- Radio Flyer toys; Muscle Ma- chairs; dressers; night stands; die Kar and Airplane collection mond wrenches; several desk; china cabinet; curved and other ornaments; Corvette chine cars; barb wire collec- testers; car jacks; polish- tion; 100’s cook books; kids REMINDER REMINDER glass French style display cab- memorabilia (patch collection, ers/buffers; numerous USA Thursday, November 3, 2011 Thursday,November 10, 2011 inet; many oak wall mount dis- models, posters and more); 2- toys: books, guitar, games; power & hand tools; hammers; 100’s Christmas items: Collec- 7:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. play cabinets w/ glass shelves slot machines; Green Bay plies; snips; hardware; shop ta- and others; coffee table; enter- Packers memorabilia; cuckoo tors Editions Christmas fig- Sale held at Ramada Inn Sale held at bles; storage cabinets; large urines, Santa’s, décor!!; tainment center; LCD flat clocks; gum ball machine; Gem rolls electric wire. This is an Conference Center Abilene Civic Center screen T.V.; Bose surround globe; lighters; pocket knives; records/cd’s/VHS; electronics/ outstanding set of shop radios; comforters/ beddings; 1616 W. Crawford, 210 NW Second, sound system; Kenmore side Guns & Safe: Mosler safe; tools/equipment!! by side fridge; Kenmore wash- several black powder pistols clear glass; Lou Carte white Salina, KS 67401 Abilene, KS er & dryer; wash stand w/ pitch- more guns boxed up ??; many GUNS (sell first) dishes; Elite dishes; numerous THE JOE WHITE THE HAROLD L. & er & bowl; lots of household still boxes of ammo 22, 45, 9mm H Schmidt 22 cal.; Colt Com- kitchen décor & name brand boxed up; Collectibles: 50+ and more, rifle & pistol cases; bat Commandor 45 cal. Carry small appliances; Hoover TRUST LAND EDNA M. EMIG pocket watches(including Riding Mower, Tools, Misc.: case 4 mag. 2 boxes ammo; steam vac;Vertical 2X alu- TRUST Elgin, New York Standard, Massey Ferguson riding Fillipietta blackpowder 44 cal.; minum bike; Coleman platform 380 Waltham, Oris, Ingersol, Stan- mower; Craftsman tool boxes; Savage model 67H 12 ga.; 2 bike rack; lawn garden sup- ACRES 532 dard, Hamilton, Omega, Porter Cable air staplers; De- Savage model 311 side/side plies; many items too numer- ACRES Howard & Locust); watch Walt cordless tools; Craftsman 12 ga.; Rossi pump 22 cal.; ous to list! chains; jewelry; many R/C air- chop saw; Dremel set; Porter Marlin semi 22 cal.; Savage Saline County planes some built many in Cable air compressor; Crafts- AUCTION NOTE: This is outstanding amount of well kept Farmland & Grassland Dickinson County boxes, FS40 engine in box and man air compressor; bench name brand tools, equipment & household items! Farmland & Grassland other engines, plans, parts, grinder; vise; and other power TWO AUCTION RINGS ALL DAY!! large box of new wood all sizes tools. For Complete brochure SELLING BY TAG SALE SEPARATELY LARGE AMOUNT OF For Complete brochure NATIVE AMERICAN ITEMS: Timeless Dolls; Hand crafted ar- information visit: This is a partial list of the estate what I have seen is clean and information visit: well kept there will be many surprises from storage plan on tisan knives, hand made pottery (horse hair pottery), dream www.riordanauction.com spending the day! catchers, hand painted art, wall hangings, shields, totems, www.riordanauction.com statues, baskets, blankets, tom-toms, hand carved walking TERMS: Cash or Check w/proper ID.Statements made day of sticks, jewelry, leather satchels, drift wood, etc. auction take precedence over all printed material. Auctioneers are not responsible for theft, damage or accidents. Conces- Concessions: Happy Trails Chuckwagon sions Served. SELLER: DARRELL (BRAD) HIME ESTATE PAUL S. KUSZEWSKI JR. ESTATE Auctioneers: View pictures at www.kansasauction.net/paxton Mark Elston & Wayne Wischropp & Ed Dewey (785-594-0505) (785-218-7851) PAXTON AUCTION SERVICE “ServingELSTON your auctionAUCTION needs COMPANY since 1994" Auctioneers: Chris Paxton & Doug Riat 785-331-3131 or 785-979-6758 Please visit us online at www.KansasAuctions.net for pictures! Page 16 Grass & Grain, November 1, 2011 County at Abilene for ranch home at Cottonwood December 1 — Farm ma- at Abilene for Keith Olson Year’s Consignment auc- Auctions Steven & Jackie Meuli. Falls for Property of chinery at Holton for Stan Trust. Auctioneers: Allyn tion at Lyndon. Auctioneers: Ron Shivers James Donahue & the late & Charlotte Brock. Auc- Thompson & Ron Shivers March 10, 2012 — Concordia Continued from page 15 Realty & Auction. Joan Donahue. Auction- tioneers: Harris Auction Auction Co. Optimist Annual Machin- December 1 — 1/4 section of December 1 — Chase County eers: Griffin Real Estate & Service. December 31 — Harley ery Consignment auction farmground in Dickinson acreage & 1891 Limestone Auction Service, LC. December 10 — Household Gerdes 27th annual New at Concordia.

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