Rapid City Journal from Rapid City, South Dakota • 5

Monoay. pni 1 the Rapid City Journal 5 City, area deaths AUOTifJ ATE Theresa M. Hanson Robert Manger CLARENCE BERGLUND ESTATE 321 Eighth Belle Fourche. S.D. Roy and Helmer Berglund, Co-Administrators Sterling Clark, Attorney for Estate SUNDAY, APRIL 30 Sale to begin promptly at 10 a.m.

Food will be served all day by WW Catering Service In order to settle the estate ot the late Clarence BeraJund, all of the following must be sold at the location at the corners of Eighth Avenue and Day streets, which Is located 1 block north of the old river bridge, then 2 blocKs east 301 Eighth Belle Fourche, South Dakota. John Semsey NEWCASTLE. Wyo. Service for John Semsey, 81, longtime area resident, will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at McColley Funeral Home Chapel In Newcastle.

The Rev Peter Dahlberg will officiate. Burial, with Masonic graveside rites, will be I m. In Black Hills National Cemetery near SturRis. Semsey died Friday when the car he was driving collided with a semi-truck on Highway 18 seven miles east of Newcastle. He had been living at the Hot Springs Veterans Administration Center since 1974.

Semsey was born Feb. 27, 1891, In Kingston, N.Y., to Andrew and Mary Semsey. He lived In Weston and Crook counties in Wyoming from the late 18WH until four years ago. He worked on ranches, drove the U.S. mall with horses, and was a carpenter for Burlington Railroad from 1950 until when he retired.

During World War I Semsey served with a supply company of the 31st Infantry In Vladivostok, Siberia. He married Margaret Miller Dec. 24, 1923. at SpearflHh. In 1951 he married Pearl Furman at Billings, Mont.

Semsey was a 50-year member and past master of Sundance, Masonic Lodge No. 9, and a member of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He is survived by a son, Andrew of Evanston. a stepson, E. A.

Miller of Sundance, a stepdaughter, Hazel Wlltse of Newcastle; a brother, Louis of Soquel, two sisters, Margaret Zakhar of Los Gatos, and Mary Ahlstrom of West Hollywood, and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife. Pearl In 1957, one son, two sisters and two brothers. A memorial has been established to the Sundance Masonic Lodge building fund. Elmer Linn Elmer Linn, 82.

Rapid City, died Sunday at Fort Meade Veterans Administration Hospital. He was a former Elm Springs resident, Services will be 2 m. Wednesday at Elm Springs Community Church with the Rev. Bruce Stokka officiating. Burial will be In Elm Springs Cemetery under direction of Behrens Mortuary.

Linn was born Feb. 16, 1896. at Elm Springs. He attended school In the Elm Springs area and Brookings School of Agriculture at Brookings. While attending school In Brookings Linn joined the South Dakota National Guard.

He served on the Mexican border and in France during World War I. He married Emma Printz June 1. 1932. They ranched at Elm Springs until 1961. when they retired and moved to Rapid City.

Survivors Include four sons, John and James of Elm Springs, Charles of Pierre and Robert of Houston, Texas; a sister, Mrs. Charles (Mabel) Wilson, and eight grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife in 1978, two brothers, Clyde and Robert, and two sisters, Esther and Lillian. A memorial has been established to the heart fund and Elm Springs Community Church. Loyd J.

Osheim CANTON Loyd J. Osheim. 55, died at his home in Canton on April 17. Services were held at Anderson Funeral Home of Canton and burial was In Canton Lutheran Cemetery. Osheim was born Oct.

17, 1922, at Canton. He served in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II. He graduated from the University of Kansas at Lawrence, and worked for Mobil Oil in Billings. Mont.

He has lived at Canton since 1965. He is survived by one brother, Ozzle Osheim, Rapid City. He was preceded in death by his parents and one sister. REAL ESTATE The real estate consists of 2 lots and a nice modern all remodeled home It has fenced-in yard with nice lawn and large shade trees, curb and gutter and hard surfaced streets. Two-car drive-in garage and workshop at basement level and finished basement that could be used as an apartment if desired.

This will be auctioned beginning at 3 30 with 10 percent down at the time of the auction and the remainder in cash when confirmed by the court. Legal Description: Lots 23 and 24. Block 5. Balleview Addition. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This is a very nice, well-built home that hss bean well taken caia of end is sturdily built, located dote to tha mam business district end yet sway from the hustle and bustle of the town You mey tea this property prior to the sals date by contacting euhef Roy Bmglund.

892 41 1 7. Helmer Berglund. 892 4497. or you mey cell either ot the auctioneers. Robert Manger, 53, died Sunday In a Rapid City hospital.

He had moved to Rapid City from eastern South Dakota short time ago. Services will be at 1 m. Wednesday at Rapid Valley United Methodist Church with the Rev. Bob McBrlde officiating. Burial will be In Black Hills National Cemetery.

Manger was bom Aug. 14, 1924, In Kennebec. He was a veteran of World War II and a member of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors Include his wife Helen of Rapid City; two daughters by a previous marriage. Mrs.

Berry (Janine) Betts of Billings, and Mrs. Michael (Sharlene) Prlebe of Pukwana; two brothers, Ray of Rockford, and Roy of Chamberlain; four stepchildren, two grandchildren and nine step-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, George and Rachel Manger. Horace Richardson Horace J. "Rich" Richardson, 64 Rapid City, died In a Sturgis hospital Sunday morning.

Richardson was born April 8, 1914. He is survived by one son, Michael, Raptd City. Services are pending under the direction of the Osheim Catron Funeral Home. Frances Byers LODGEPOLE Frances Babe Byers. long-time area rancher and farmer, died Saturday at Hillcrest Care Center at Hettinger, N.D.

Services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Bison Presbyterian Church with the Rev. William Knickel officiating. Burial will be In Bison Cemetery under the direction of Evenson-Jensen Funeral Home of Lemmon. Miss Byers was born Feb.

28. 1891. In Bloomington, 111., to Alfred and Mary Byers. They moved by covered wagon to Spring Creek in the Black Hills in 1885. In 1900 they moved to the Cash area where they farmed and ranched.

In 1907 Miss Byers filed on a homestead in Cash Township where she lived until three years ago when she moved to Hillcrest Care Center. Survivors include numerous nieces and nephews including Oliver Green of Lodgepole and Mrs. Cecil (Frances) Miller of Shadehill. PIERRE Service for Theresa M. Harmon, 02, who died Saturday at her Pierre home, will be at 2 m.

Tuenday at Lutheran Memorial Church. A prayer service was scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday at Hall Funeral Home. Burial will be In Riverside Cemetery. Mrs.

Hanson was born Oct. 8, 1915, at Dallas, the daughter of Jacob and Bertha Knlttle. She attended school at Dallas. On Dec. 7.

1933. she was married to John C. Hanson at Hartlngton, Neb. They farmed In the Gregory area until 1937, moving that year to a farm near Wayne, Neb. In 19tt, they returned to Gregory and farmed there until 1OT9, when they moved to Pierre.

In Pierre, she was a secretary In the Department of Public Safety. Surviving are her husband, John, Pierre; two daughters, Jacquelyn Kalenda, Winner, and Laurel Dandrldge, Billings, four sons, Dwayne of Holdrege, Darrell of Rapid City, Joe of Pierre and Monte of Faulkton; three brothers, Ed, Albert and Jacob Knlttle, all of Gregory, three sisters, Alvlna Elsenbraun of Gregory, Elsie Svoboda of Iona and Esther Suing of Bloomfleld, 17 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. A memorial has been established to the Lutheran Memorial Church. William Calvert STURGIS Services for William L. Calvert, 89, will be Tuesday at 2 p.m.

at Fldler Funeral Chapel In Spearfish with the Rev. Arthur W. Westwood, pastor of United Church of Christ, officiating. Burial will be In Rosehill Cemetery. Calvert, a resident of Sturgis since the 1950s, died Saturday morning at his home In Sturgis.

He was born Nov. 28, 1888, In Raymond to George and Imogene Calvert. He married Bessie Lavlna Beach on Dec. 20, 1906, at Clark. The family moved to Spearfish In 1929 and in 1942 they moved to Rapid City.

They lived for a time in Keystone before moving to Sturgis In the 1950s. Mr. and Mrs. Calvert owned and operated a trailer court in Sturgis. Mrs.

Calvert died In 1964. Calvert ran the trailer court until 1971 when he retired. Survivors include four sons, Frank of Sioux Falls, Arland of Redfield, George of Torrance, Calif, and Warren of San Jose, a brother, Warren of Clark; 13 grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren. He was preceded In death by three sons, Robert, Eldon and Russell; one grandchild; three great-grandchildren; two sisters. Mildred Ebbert and Ruth Bible, and a brother, Roy.

John Wiehl PIEDMONT John Wiehl. 75, Piedmont, died Friday In a Rapid City hospital. Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated 10 a.m. Tuesday In the Church of St. Therese.

Rapid City. The Rev. Leo O'Doherty will officiate. Burial will be In Mount Calvary Cemetery. Christian wake service with rosary will be 7:30 p.m..

Monday at Behrens Mortuary. Wiehl was born Feb. 15, 1903, at Aasen, Germany. He came to the United States in 1923 and ranched In the Elk Creek community. He married Clara N.

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19-m. Television Set. Corner Sectional: Philco Radio and Phonograph. General Electric Fryer; Humidifier: Signature Microwave Electric Oven with Stand. Kitchen Chairs; Small Table, Sunbeam Electric Knife, Hamilton Beach Rotisserie.

Presto Deep Fat Fryer; Zenith Radio-Phonograph. RCA 21 -in. Colored Television; Airline Table Radio; Coronado 9-in. Television; End Tables. Kitchen Stool; Sausage Stutter: Meat Grinder: Coffee Pots; Dish Pans.

Enamel Roaster: Footstools; Popcorn Popper: Electric Mixer; Cutting Board, Cutlery Set; Electric Fry Pans. Toaster; Wattle Irons; Electric Can Openers. TV Trays; Garbage Cans; Hassock; Ironing Board: Hamper: Benches. Wall Clock: Sets of Shot Glasses and Jiggers. Bar Light; High Intensity Light.

Small Mirrors. 20-m. Fan. Flower Pot Stand. Kettles.

Measuring Cans: Mining Sets. Many Dishes including Plates. Cups, Saucers. Soup Dishes. Sauce Dishes: Bake Dishes.

Pitchers. Glasses. Electric Coffee Makers, Canister Sets, Kitchen Utensils. Cast Iron Fry Pans. Kettlas.

Vases. Ash Trays; Plastic Dishes; Lots of China Dishes, Depression Glass. Silverware. Salt and Pepper Sets: Complete Sets of Silverware; Butcher Knives; Paring Knives and Knife Sets. Nut Bowls.

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Hay Sling. Ice Saw; Ice Tonga. Copper Tea Kettle. Old Hand Corn Huskers; Pant and Coat Hangers; Match Box Holder; Tobacco Boxes; Can of Insulators. Matchet; Grindstone; Cow Bell; Cane; Cream Stirrer: Hand Dusters, Stone Crocks, Lantern Globes; Porcelain Pitchers.

Hand Crank Telephone. Coal and Wood Stove. Maytag Conventional Washer: Yoke for Carrying Pails; Kitchen Cabinet; Wash Tubs; Copper Boilers. Wash Boaid; Wooden Bowl and Spoons; Gas Iron: Cobblers Set: Milk Bottles; Blue Fruit Jars; Kerosene Lamps; Straight Razors. Razor Strops.

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Bucket Seats, very clean; Von Schradsr Commercial Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner, complete with all attachments and some liquid cleaner. Used very little. HUNTING, FISHING CAMPING SUPPLIES, CAMERAS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Picnic Basket; Pop Cooler; Air Cushion; 243 Rifle; .22 Pump Action Rifle; 12-gauge Shotgun; 22 Pistol: Daisy BB Pistol; Antique Rifle. Camp Cot. Camp Stove.

Exerciser. Bell Howell Movie Camera. Movie Screen; Polaroid Camera: Universal Flash Unit; Kodak Folding Camera, Brownie Camera. Bell Howell Movie Protector: Sleeping Bags, Samsomte Luggage: Concertina; Guitar; Harmonica Holder. Phone 343-3322 7th Main St.

343-4545 It' South Town Branch OFFICE LIBRARY SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT Olivetti Adding Machine. Writing Desks. Book Cabinet; Typewriter Stand, Metal Desk File. 4 drawer File Cabinet: Small Metal Files. Digital Clock.

Electric Table Clock: Buttery Wall Clock; Wall Barometer; Table Lamp; Floor Lamp, Swag Lamp. Card Table. Desk Chair; Magazine Rack; Ashtray Stand. 8 Folding Chairs. Picture Frames and Pictures, a Large Collection of Educational Books such as Encyclopedia Britannica.

Large Webster Dictionary, Accounting. Shorthand. Dale Carnegie. Speech Making. Health Guide.

Medical Guides, Atlas. History. Landscaping. Family Medical. Farm Economy, etc.

Home of "Constant Interest" "Bank the American Way" 1932. They have ranched In the Elk Creek area since then. Wiehl is survived by his wife Clara of Piedmont; three sons, Francis and Bernard of Piedmont, and Derald of Sioux Falls; eight grandchildren, and three sisters in West Germany, Katherlna Reichmann, Walburga Weber and Hedwig Coslowsky. Numerous nieces and nephews also survive. He was preceded in death by two sons, Eugene and Larry, four brothers and two sisters.

A memorial has been established to the American Cancer Society. Then jump w) Troy delivers the Rapid City Journal to subscribers in Larson's Mobile Village and Hillsview Drive in Box Elder. A 6th grader at Francis Case School, he's interested in baseball, football, bowling, swimming, cooking and motorcycling. Interested in becoming a newscarner? Call the Circulation Department at 342-0280. mm theRapidCityJournal For your subscription, call 342-0280 Uut of town, call 1-800-742-8923.

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Staplers. Hand Sheep Shears, Hand Sprayer with Torch; Truck Chains. Jumper Cables, Screw Jacks; Garden Cultivator; 8 p. Snow Blower, like new. 4 hp.

Gas Powered Lawn Mower; Sunbeam Reel Type Mower; Propane Torch; Log Chains, Clevises; Lawn Cart; Two-Man Crosscut Saw, Garage Creeper; Post Drill; Forge and Blower; Skill Tool; Hand Grinder. Shop Vacuum, Paint Sprayer; Sabre Saw; Electric Sanders; Sledge Hammers. Picks, Scoop Shovels, Brooder: Sickle Anvil; Axes. Lawn Roller: Leg Vise; 10-in. Table Saw: Electric Bumper Jack; Tow Cables; Auto Tire Chains: Lawn Sprinklers, Garden Hose Hangers, Large Funnel; Barrel Pumps.

Jeep Gas Can; Shovels, Lots of Garden Hose, Measuring Cans; Tractor Umbrella. Metal Bushel Basket; Blow Torch; Hydraulic Jacks; Wrecking Bars, Bench Vise. Saw Clamps. Grinder: Sabre Saw: Thor V-in. Drill; Paint Trays and Rollers, Paint Scrapers.

Trouble Lights; Assortment of Pipe Wrenches; Fencing Pliers, Chisels, Punches; Spark Plug Tire Pump; Hot Patch Kit: Meat Saw: Fender Throws. Files, Rasps, Planes, Caulking Guns, Extension Cords. Hoes and Rakes. Pitchforks. Grass Shears.

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Trowels. Pipe Cutters. Hand Saws; Hack Saws. Breast Press Drill; Valve Grinder: Point Wrench; Keyhole Saws. Wire Brushes, Socket Sets of different sizes.

Lawn Rake. Drill Set: Soldering Set; Clamps. 30 or more Screwdrivers, Bolt Cutters, assortment of Old Wrenches: Wood Chisels; Snap Ring Pliers, Needle Nose Pliers. Side Cutters; Ignition Sets; Putty Knives, Tin Snips, Batte' Carrier; Glass Tool; i-in. and Mr-in.

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Wheelbarrow; Ceiling Tile and several Used Doors and Windows, many CampMl fcila jhmeral Some itarns far too numerous to mention. NEW LOCATION fast of McDonald's on Come early the sale will start on time and continue until all is sold (weather permitting). 1 2th Kansas City Street Rapid City, South Dakota Centrally Located fast North 4 FULL-TIME WELDERS 2 Port-Tim Now Larger Holiarc Machino for ThoM Big Jobs Modem Shop and Fast Portable Service Exhaust System Welding NO JOB TOO LARGE OR SMALL TERMS: CASH ON PERSONAL PROPERTY DAY OF SALE AUCTIONEERS: Francis Halev 269 2260 DIRECTORS Ray Paula Harold Widdott Carson Quinn CLERKS: UCX'S SPECIALIZED Mhlamo tOtH (MBOt Nat Sowers and Mae Morevec WELCiNO jM4 M. Chsflw 343-4709 waoooooooooooooy.