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Deaths More obituaries on page Herbert T. Nesheim HOT SPRINGS Services for Herbert T. Nesheim, 90, South Dakota State Veterans Home resident, will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Veterans Home Chapel with the Rev. Peter Dahlberg officiating.

Burial will be in Black Hills National Cemetery at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday under direction of McColley's Chapel of the Hills. A memorial has been established for Deep Creek Community Church. Nesheim died Saturday at the Veterans Home. He was born Feb.

3, 1895, at Decorah, Iowa, the son of John and Anna Nesheim, and attended schools at Decorah. He lived at Barstow, Philip and Faith before retiring at the Veterans Home. He was a World War I veteran. Survivors include a nephew, Mel Nesheim, and several grandnephews and grandnieces. He was preceded in death by 13 brothers and sisters.

Gladys E. Satterlee HOT SPRINGS Services for Gladys E. Satterlee, 73, Hot Springs, will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. at McColley's Chapel of the Hills with the Rev. Peter Dahlberg officiating.

Burial will be in the Black Hills National Cemetery at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. A memorial has been established for the Hot Springs American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Satterlee died Saturday at her home in Hot Springs.

She was born March 11, 1912, at Elk Point to Jess and Elsie Merrill, but lived most of her life in the Hot Springs area. She owned several cafes and managed the Hot Springs municipal bar for 22 years. She was a member of and held all the offices of the American Legion Auxiliary at Hot Springs and was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. She also worked as a volunteer at the Hot Springs Veterans Administration Medical Center. Surviving are one son, Albert La Rouche, Hot Springs; two daughters, Ann LaRouche, Hot Springs, and Irma Uzel, Gillette, eight grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husbands, one son, Harold LaRouche, a grandson and a great-grandson. William (Dick) Johnson BUFFALO Funeral services for William 0. "Dick" Johnson, 76, of St. Onge will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in South Cave Hills Lutheran Church north of Buffalo with the Rev.

Jack Hill of Lead officiating. Visitation will be at Frost Son Funeral Home in Belle Fourche from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday, with a prayer service at 7 p.m. Burial will be in the church cemetery with 1 Masonic graveside rites by Cedar Lodge 179 of Buffalo.

A memorial has been established to the Senior Citizens Center of Buffalo and the Cave Hills Cemetery Care Fund. Johnson died Saturday in the Belle Fourche Health Care Center. He was born June 25, 1908, in Parsons, W.Va., to Worth and Cora Johnson and moved with them as a boy 1 to Buckhannon, W.Va., where he graduated from high school. He attended Mountain State Business School in Parkersburg, W.Va., and later worked a year in his father's garage. Johnson made a trip to South Dakota in 1925 and returned in 1928 and married Mary Jane Clarkson of Buffalo.

They bought a ranch in the South Cave Hills where they lived until 1957 when they semi-retired and moved into Buffalo. In 1967 he bought into the Buffalo Hardware Lumber Co. His wife died in 1980 and he lived in Buffalo until July 18, 1982, when he married Lyla Stephens of St. Onge, where they made their home. He was a member of Cedar Branch Lodge 179 and Grand River Chapter 162 of the Order of Eastern Star, both of Buffalo, and the South Cave Hills Lutheran Church.

Survivors include his wife Lyla; a son, William Johnson of Buffalo; a daughter, Greta Turbiville of Buffalo; two sisters, Mrs. Opal Barton of Parsons, W.Va., and Mrs. Geraldine Casto of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; a stepdaughter, Rosalie Millar of Broadus, seven grandchildren, 12 greatgrandchildren, two stepgrandchildren; and a sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Whittemore of Spearfish.

He was preceded in death by his first wife. Floyd M. Coolley Floyd M. Coolley, 84, died Monday in a Rapid City nursing home. Among his survivors are two daughters, Margaret Dinning of Long Beach, and Patricia Ann Coolley of Rapid City.

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ELM SPRINGS Mass of Christian burial for John "Johnny" J. Tines 68, Elm Springs, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cathederal in Rapid City. The Rev. Peter Wilke will be celebrant.

Rosary services will be Monday at 7:30 p.m. at St. John's Catholic Church in New Underwood. Burial will be in Mount Calvary Cemetery in Rapid City. A memorial has been established to the Elm Springs and Wasta fire departments.

Tines died Saturday at Rapid City Regional Hospital. He was born April 22, 1916, in Indianola, to John and Catherine Tines. He moved to South Dakota with his parents in 1917, settling in the Lakeside area. In 1939 he moved to Boneita Springs. He married Natalie Swanson April 4, 1940, 1 in New Underwood.

They lived in Boneita Springs and New Underwood. In 1947 they moved to Elm Springs where he went into the trucking business. Tines was a member of the Elm Springs Fire Department, New Underwood Roping Club, Buckaroos, Family Wagon Train Rides and South Dakota Trucking Association. Surviving are his wife, Natalie of Elm Springs; two sons, Jack Tines of Wasta and Cary Tines of Elm Springs; two daughters, Joan Reichert and Kay Williamson, both of New Underwood; three sisters, Myrna Erichson, Elsie Simon, and Lois Stalken, 12 grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. He was preceded in death by one brother.

Lavee W. Nichols SAN JACINTO, Calif. Rapid City area native Lavee Williams Ni Nichols, 76, died last Thursday from injuries received in a car accident. A memorial service will be Friday in San Jacinto, Calif. A memorial has been established to the Cancer Society.

Mrs. Nichols was born Oct. 26, 1908, on a ranch east of Rapid City. She was raised there and graduated from Rapid City High School. Surviving are her husband, Marlow Nichols of San Jacinto; one son, Dr.

Wayne Nichols of Ray, two sisters, Ella Sasiadek and Alta Palloch, both of Rapid City; one grandson, Mike Nichols of Windsor, and one granddaughter, Donna Nichols of Denver. Muriel M. Hoyt Services for Muriel M. Hoyt, 67, Rapid City, will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Osheim-Catron Funeral Home, with the Rev.

Dr. Richard Ward officiating. Burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery, Visitation will be Tuesday from 2 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home. A memorial has been established to Friends of the Library.

Miss Hoyt died Saturday in a Rochester, hospital. She was born April -11, 1918, at Bismarck, N.D., to Bert and Jayne Hoyt. She grew up and graduated from high school at Linton, N.D. She attended Valley City (N.D.) State College and later graduated from Black Hills State College at Spearfish. She taught elementary school in the Douglas School System at Ellsworth Air Force Base for nine years.

She worked in various women's apparel shops for a number of years in Rapid City. She most recently worked at Daisy's in Rapid City. She also taught piano. Miss Hoyt was a member of the American Association of University Women and a laureate of Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Surviving are one brother, Burton Hoyt of Cypress, Texas; one sister, Helen Hoyt of Rapid City, one niece and one nephew, Jane and Stephen Hoyt, both of Cypress.

Dorothy Alice Baker CUSTER Graveside services for Dorothy Alice Baker, 72, were held Saturday at Custer Cemetery with the Rev. Horace Parsons presiding. She died May 5 in Rosemond, where she had resided for the past few years with her son, William. Mrs. Baker was born Dec.

28, 1912, to Charles and Alice Ennis of Custer. She married Roy Baker July 5, 1930. Surviving are three children, Hazel Ashley, of Athens, Edward of San Diego, and William of Rosemond, 17 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; one brother, William Ennis of Custer. She was preceded in death by her husband, two brothers and two grandchildren. Arrangements are through McColley Funeral Home of Custer.

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This wheelchair makes it easier to get around by yourself. It's nice to know you can count on the professionals at Home Health Care Equipment. Call. 341-CARE (2273) Western Hills HOME HEALTH CAREQUIPMENT Locally owned with over 22 years of trusted service. 2805 5th Rapid City, SD Off Cathedral Drive just West of Regional Hospital Within South Dakota call TOLL FREE: 1-800-742-8159 Monday, May 13, 1985 the Rapid City Journal 7 William B.

Dupree BLACK HAWK Services for William Bryon Dupree, 59, Black Hawk, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Behrens Mortuary in Rapid City. The Rev. John Moe will officiate. Burial will be in Black Hills National Cemetery near Sturgis, with military graveside rites by the Sturgis Veterans Group Honor Guard.

Visitation at the mortuary will be from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday and from 8 a.m. to noon Wednesday. A memorial has been established.

Dupree died Saturday at his home in Black Hawk. He was born Aug. 20, 1925, in Rapid City to William and Florence Dupree. He went to school in Rapid City and served in the Navy during World War II. Dupree married Lyla Brosdahl Dec.

31, 1950, in Rapid City. They lived in Rapid City until 1963, and in Deadwood from 1963 to 1978. He had lived in Black Hawk since 1978. Dupree worked for Rushmore Vending Inc. the past five years.

He was a member of the Elks Lodge, and a past Veterans of Foreign Wars member in Rapid City. Surviving are his wife, Lyla of Black Hawk; one son, William Dupree of Lead; one brother, Don Dupree of Dousman, and two grandsons. He was preceded in death by one son. Ruth Hix SPEARFISH Services for Ruth Hix, 73, Spearfish, are pending with Fidler Funeral Chapel. Mrs.

Hix died early Monday at Lookout Memorial Hospital. Among survivors is her husband, Ivan. PERSONAL PROPERTY and GUN AUCTION To be held where I now live at 318 Hillsview Drive mile north of the college football field off of Evans Lane) in Spearfish, S.D. Will sell at Public Auction on Friday, May 17, 1985. Sale Time 12:30 p.m.

Lunch available by Anderson Catering FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD COLLECTIBLE ITEMS: Duncan Phyfe table and 6 cl chairs; extra long modern living room couch; platform rocker; Zenith 25 inch console colored TV: end table; wooden tiger striped table; plant stand; magazine rack; table lamp; Frontalina accordian; maple dresser; oak dresser; birch kitchen stool; bedside stand; metal table; 5 maple chairs; small maple rocker; small oak chair; 4 chrome metal chairs; 2 high backed chairs; 2 piano benches; 4 ice cream chairs; 2, old telephone chairs; oak rolled top desk (painted, needs refinishing); unfinished oak chair; 2 treadle Singer sewing machines; 2 cameras (one box); wicker back high chair; 15 gallon crock; copper boiler; small rocking chair; misc. chairs: 50.000 BTU gas heater; Kirby vacuum cleaner; 3 sewing baskets; framed mirror; thermos cooler: table radio; 2 bedside lamps; attache case; feather tick mattress: kitchen clock: steam iron; sewing patterns; bedding: mattress covers; Huffy girls bicycle; boxes of fruit jars; box of telephone insulators; old ice skates; 2 used jet pumps; rock polishers; yard and garden tools; many misc. items. GUNS: (Note: Guns will sell at approximately 3:30 p.m.) Richards 12 gauge single shot 2 hammer: Davenport 16 gauge single shot pat. 1891; Muzzle Loader 12 gauge double barrel make unknown; New Nitro 12 gauge single shot No.

B-347; Acme Arms Co. 12 gauge double barrel serial 1907 make unknown 12 gauge big hammer single shot No. 155; Eclipse Co. 12 double barrel no. Springfield 12 gauge double barrel serial 5100; Marlin Model gauge 19, 12 gauge pump serial 76829: Savage 303 lever action serial 72511; Springfield 30-06 Lyman 4X scope left hand stock; Winchester Model 101 over-under recoil reducer in stock; LC Smith Barker of Barker 10 gauge double 1880 serial 3810; Winchester Model 88 308 cal.

serial 114224 4X Redfield; new, never fired Ruger 77 25-06 70-66706 2X to 7X Redfield; new, never fired Ruger 77 338 Winchester mag. S. 74-41772; Winchester Model 1400 MK 11 12 gauge S. 477405 22 L.R. handgun made in Germany S.

72917; Savage 24 C-DL over-under 41 and 3 inch 22 mag. S. 350 Amadeo Rossi Inter arms 22 cal. model 62 SA pump action 8-g 130548: Winchester Model 77 22 cal. L.R.

2.5 scope S. 5606; Smith Wesson Model 1000 12 gauge s. 27883: Browning Lighting 12 gauge over-under 5. 8900; Winchester Model 94, 30- 30, 20 inch barrel 10917, Lonestar Commemorative, never been fired; Winchester Model 94 pump 30-30, 26 inch barrel s. 10916, Lonestar Commemorative, never been fired; Winchester Model 94 30-30; Marlin Model 1894 Carbine 357 Thompson Contender ventilated rib .357 mag with holster.

RELOADING EQUIPMENT: Mec Super 600 shop shell loader with 4 loading bars; RCBS Jr. press dies for loader, 7 MM mag, 30-06, 222, 223, 243, 308 dies. POWDER: 1 lb. IMR 4198, 1 lb. IMR 4350, 3 lb.

335, 5 lb. 4831, 3 lb. A 17, 1 lb. HERCO shotgun powder, 12 lb. Red Dot.

170 small rifle primers, 400 large rifle primers, Mec speed loader with case heater, 12 gauge and 20 gauge dies. BULLETS: 308-270-7MM-224-243-30 cal. 900-109 shotgun primers, 3200-209 shotgun primers, Bananza powder scale, 17 bags AA wads, 2 boxes Herters wads. 450 lbs. lead shot, 4 or 5 cases of trap load.

TERMS: CASH OWNER: Clyde (Bunck) Cooley 318 Hillsview Spearfish, S.D. 57783 642-3151 Sale Condur Francis Haley Whitewood 269-2260 Jack Moravec Piedmont 787-4283 Boyd Larson Spearfish 642-3105 Clerks: Mae Moravec, Eleanora Miller 00000000 2 2 AUCTION SALE DAYS 2 DAYS Having sold our place we will offer the personal property at public auction at the place located 2 miles east of Box Elder, S.D. on old Highway 14-16, then 3 miles north and 3 miles east or 10 miles west of New Underwood, S.D. on old Highway 14-16, then 3 north and 3 east. SATURDAY, MAY 18 SALE TIME 9:00 A.M.

SUNDAY, MAY 19 SALE TIME 11:00 A.M. "LUNCH WILL BE AVAILABLE" MACHINERY EQUIPMENT: 570 Cockshut tractor live power, power steering, diesel; E4 Co op tractor; No. 3100 quick tache; 1972 J.D. 4320 tractor diesel dual loader; Farmhand 450 power box manure spreader; 20 ft. Rufeeder on rubber: New Holland 850 round baler tie; 1969 I.

H. 656 gas tractor wide front, torque converter, 2 point and 3 point hitch hyd. loader; 1973 mod. No. 270 hydro-static Owatonna swather, 14 ft.

draper head 6 cyl. water cooled engine; J.D. 14 ft. tandem disc wheels; Farmhand P.T.O. manure spreader; 1972 I.H.C.

440 twine tie square baler; squeeze chute (portable); 3 point hitch 7 ft. blade; 10 ft. J.D. binder: 10 ft. IHC binder; high pressure sprayer; Bear Cat No.

4A feed grinder; 30 HP explosion proof 3 phase elec. motor, 5 HP 3 phase elec. motor: 2 grain augers; 2 elevators; elevator belt; baler twine; tractor comfort cover; fuel tanks and stands; 1955 WD 9 I.H.C. tractor; 1950 Case 12 ft. windrower cooled engine: 1957 J.D.

baler: Ford side delivery rake; I.H.C, 4 row corn planter Gehl single row silage chopper; 550 gal. fuel tank; 2 dump rakes; John Deere draw bar; grapple fork teeth; J.D. grain spout; tractor weights; T.D. 14 draw bar hitch; dual loader mounting brackets for Allis-Chalmers 190 or 200 tractor; Co-op tractor and 4166 int. wheel weights, new Farmhand stacker teeth; hydraulic cylinders and hoses; new tractor MTD.

hyd. pump; 300 gal. water hauling tank (square); 2 300-gal. water hauling tanks (round-new); elec. brooder; heat lamps and bulbs; windmill tower; windmill wheel and parts; alfalfa screens; feed grinder screens; tractor MTD buzz saw.

SHOP TOOLS Ingersoll Rand mod. D-60 air compressor; tire changer machine asstd. hand tools; paint sprayers; asstd. nuts, bolts, washers, screws Home-lite chain saw; bolt bins and boxes; hand saws; wrecking bars; 5 gal. pressure gun grease; 8 gal.

of snowmobile oil; funnels; jacks; shovel, rakes, hoes, pitch forks 100 lb. propane bottle; pump jack. MOTOR HOME CAR TRAILER: 1984 Excaliber by Georgie Boy 33 ft. motor home, 8,500 miles, completely self-contained, loaded $44,000.00 minimum acceptable bid; 1980 Oldsmobile Omega, 4-door, power steering, power brakes, automatic air; tilt bed, single axle trailer. AUTOMOTIVE: Pickup grille gourds; pickup box; insulated pickup topper (fits Chev.

long box); auto pin striping; mud flaps; 6 and 12 volt headlights; pickup saddle tank; pickup tool box; asstd. truck and car wheels; car and truck tire chains; trailer hitches; cars, pickups, trucks; 5th wheel pickup plate and ball; 1957 truck bumper; spark plugs; brake shoes and linings; generator and starter bushings; radiator hose; wheel covers; belts; asstd. gaskets; car and truck oil filters; exhaust pipe; asstd. motor seals. OLD VEHICLES ANTIQUES COLLECTIBLES: Cutter sleigh; roll top desk; school desks; platform scales; 2 kitchen ranges; beds; heating stove; 8 pressed back antique chairs, stripped ready for refinishing; rocker; upright piano; kitchen cabinet; trunks; bicycle; old refrigerator (works); gas lamps; 2 Maytag washing machines (working): cream cans; old tractor wheels; barn board; wagon wheels (steel wood); corn sheller; incubator; pumps; sewing machine; tea kettles; old books; double and single trees; horse collars; butter paddles; wash tubs; I.H.C.

threshing machine; 1957 Buick Special; 1957 Pontiac Chieftan; 2 old trucks; old pickup parts; old Chev. fenders and grille; mower wheels; old magazines and catalogs; 2 horse drawn cultivators; 2 plows; Van Brunt single horse grain drill; 7 old Chevrolet rear ends; old hammermill; garbage burner; wooden block and tackle. HOUSEHOLD: Blonde dining table chairs and china closet; 2 upholstered davenports; upholstered platform rocker; floor and table lamps; G.E. portable dishwasher; elec. baseboard heaters; elec.

water heater; child's elec. organ; wooden desk; used carpet and pad; rockers; metal office cabinet; 2 drawer file cabinets; Royal typewriter and stand. TRUCK TRACTOR. VEHICLES TRAILERS VANS: 1969 Cabover freight liner truck tractor Cummins motor; 1967 Wilson 46 ft. tandem axle stock trailer; 2 40-ft.

tandem axle enclosed van trailers; 1966 Chev. pickup, 6 4 speed (excellent cond.) TACK: Lots of halters, bridles, cinches, ropes saddles, roping horns, 11 rope. DAIRY LIVESTOCK Elec. cattle sprayer; elec. cattle fogger; calf pullers; dust bogs; 2 semen tanks; chin ball markets; asstd.

veterinary supplies; pine tar; fuel oil tank heaters; set of Daniels steel portable corrals Powder corral panels and gates; Powder River chute gate and crowding alley; 2 feeder panels; heavy duty cattle chute, Ritchie stock and hog waterer (new); Ritchie cattle waterer (used); salt feeders; 8 ft. stock watering tank; 4 cattle oilers; 2 calf creep feeders; mineral feeders; feed bunks; hog feeders; old cattle waterers; wood and steel stanchions; complete milking unit Delaval vacuum pump, milkers, stainless steel pipeline; 600 gal. milk tank clay double 4 Herringbone stalls feeders. CULVERTS POSTS POLES WIRE CABLE: Steel culverts; concrete culverts (several and they are various lengths and diameters); approx. 2640 ft.

of chain link fencing 72" high and security top rows of bar wire approx. 7920 new and used barb wire; galvanized cable approx. 20 hi -line poles; several hundred (perhaps 1,000) posts, both wooden and steel; railroad ties; elec. fence posts. BUILDING SUPPLIES: 10 solar panels copper-liquid and pumps; rebar; approx.

500 concrete block; brick; plywood; peg board and hooks; shelving long 14 to 20 inches wide; clay tile block; Valley tin; steel roofing; 16' overhead door; asstd. wooden windows and doors; door closers; glass blocks; tar paper; asphalt shingles; insulation; asstd. nails and spikes; expanded steel mesh; eaves troughs; duct work and pipes; ventilating fans; lots of good lumber that has been stored indoors; rolls of screen. CONTRACTORS: Mortar mixer motor, 5 roller conveyors each 10 ft. long, fuel oil furnace ducts, elec.

drive through gates, scaffolding jacks, inch high pressure hose, heavy conduit and galvanized pipe 2 to inch diameter 10 to 21 ft. lengths, inch high pressure hose, 30 HP explosion proof 3 phase elec. motor, 5 HP 3 phase elec motor. PLUMBING ELECTRICAL: Set of rigid pipe threaders; elec, sewer tape; sewer chain; gal. of PVC cleaner; freeze-less water hydrants; sump pump; sludge pump; galvanized pipe; pipe jock; plastic pipe fittings; sewer pipe fittings; copper tubing and pipe and 1 inch; 3 fiberglass tub and shower stalls; green left hand bathtub (new); old leg type bath tubs; old lavatories; pressure tank; used copper pipe and fittings; water valves; highline insulators; new underground wire; used elec.

wire triplex conduit; wire spools; wire puller; asstd. light fixtures and yard lights; complete elec, meter loop; large elec. switches and controls; several large equip. tires (make excellent windbreaks, some are cut out for feeders). Hand weed sprayers; manual log splitters; gas regulators; gas masks; ball and roller bearings; 10 speed bicycle; garden hose; lawn mower; ice skates; water skis and life jackets; furnace filters; metal boxes; aluminum ladders; animal traps; steel table and shelving; old wheel barrows; chicken feeders and waterers; old corn checking wire; asstd.

tires and barrels; bale hooks; hand press; asstd. belting; old drill press; large cross cut saw; 18" x51" steel drums; metal cabinets; S.S. cabinet; weed killer; grass seeder and fertilizer spreader; 30 inch well cover; metal shelving; wire roller. IMPORTANT NOTE: This is not a complete listing, and due to the large amount of items to be sold, we might have 2 auction rings going at the same time. The following will be sold on Sunday motorhome, Oldsmobile car and trailer household furniture old vehicles antique collectibles tack, and the tack could be the first thing to be sold on Sunday, sale time 11:00 a.m.

All of the other items or as much as possible will be sold on Saturday, sale time 9:00 a.m. Plan to be with us. Please call the owners or the auctioneers for further information. TERMS: CASH OWNERS AUCTIONEERS: Fred Dan Wolken Dale Kevin McPherson Box Elder, S.D. P.O, Box 8204 Ph.

923-1566 or 923-1544 Rapid City, S.D. 57709 Ph. 348-1369.