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2007 Auction Results

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Date	Description	Sale Price
2/11/2007	Click here to view the Feb. 11, 2007 Ernie Rick Estate Absolute Firearms Auction Results
3/7/2007	Ruth Zibell Estate, Wells Fargo Bank, PR 800 Acres in Todd County - $1,250.00/acre	Total: $1,000,000.00
3/8/2007	Tom Weber property near Reptile Gardens 113.71 acres - $15,200.00/acre	Total: $1,728,240.00
5/12/2007	Ed & Fran Knodel Land Auction - Home on 187-acres near New Underwood, SD.	$258,500.00
6/12/2007	Black Hills Transportation, Inc., 9-acres in Whitewood, SD.	$13,000.00/acre Total:$118,248.00
6/14/2007	Bar Diamond O Ranch, Inc., Wicksville, SD. 1,274.76 deeded acres, 553.94-acres lease.	$650.00/acre Total: $828,594.00
6/19/2007	Wayne Kessler home and 6-acres west of Rapid City, SD.	$235,000.00
6/20/2007	L & L Horizon Trust, Lot 1 (13.479-acres in Collins Estates).	$6,000.00/acre Total: $80,974.00
6/23/2007	Derksen Family Trust, home at 1871 Sweetbriar, Rapid City, SD.	$130,600.00
6/23/2007	Lloyd & Louise Flack, home at 3408 Colvin St., Rapid City, SD.	$67,500.00
6/24/2007	Ray Horton, Hot Springs, SD.10.5-acres, withdrawn due to no proper plat.
6/29/2007	Colleen Popham, 432-acres in the Black Hills of SD. Cold Creek Unit: 118.6-acres at $7,000.00/acre...total: $830,200.00 Chapman Unit: 156.37-acres at $5,800.00/acre...total: $906,946.00 Beaver Creek Unit: 158.98-acres at $4,200.00/acre...total: $667,716.00 Grand total = $2,404,862.00
7/01/2007	Bonnie Henrikson, home on 10.75-acres north of Rapid City on Haines Ave.	$272,000.00
7/21/2007	Jack and Denise Foster, Victorian home located at 835 Harding St., Belle Fourche, SD.	$270,000.00
7/24/2007	Gertrude McGriff-Woodden Guardianship, Great Western Bank Guardian, 4.93-acres on Hwy 36 west of Hermosa, SD	$204,000.00
7/26/2007	Roberts Family Trust, Chamberlain, SD. Tract 1 - 680-acres at $775.00/acre Tract 2 - 478.86-acres at $500.00/acre Tract 3 - 40-acres at $1,110.00/acre Total - 1,198.86-acres - $810,830.00
8/26/2007	Dwight McClaskey Estate, 116 W. Oak St., New Underwood, SD,	$61,000
9/6/2007	Maverick Junction Truck Stop, near Hot Springs, SD	$725,000
9/7/2007	Keith Schneiderman, 20 acres and home near Custer, SD	$500,000
9/8/2007	Popham’s “Boles Canyon Unit”, +/-492 acres near Trails Head in the Black Hills	$1,772,690.50
9/19/2007	Walter Dale Miller’s “Hidden Canyon Ranch”, 1,470.32 acres in Custer County, South Dakota	$1,764,384
9/21/2007	McPherson’s “Belle Fourche River Pasture Unit”, 1,653.09 acres near Hereford, SD	$632,064
9/25/2007	Hershey’s “Rapid Creek Acreage”, home on 6.72 acres near Rochford, SD	$237,000
9/28/2007	Pillen’s “Indigo Farm”, home & horse barn on 10.7 acres near Belle Fourche, SD	$250,000
10/4/2007	Boyle’s “Pine Creek Ranch”, +/-297 acres near Aladdin, WY	$477,242
10/25/2007	Stoltenburg’s “Cottonwood Slough Farm”, 248.8 acres near Watertown, SD	$416,740
10/30/2007	Virginia Emley Estate, Wells Fargo Bank, P.R., “Little White River Ranch”, 760.8 acres near Martin, SD	$359,478
10/31/2007	John Esling Trust, Wells Fargo Bank, Trustee, “Centennial Prairie”, 173.57 acres near Spearfish, SD	$1,214,710
11/3/2007	Arneson’s Rapid City Acreage, home & shop on 6 acres near Rapid City, SD	$185,000
11/7/2007	Canfields “Ghost Canyon Ranch”, +/-52 acres near Keystone, SD	$529,910
11/8/2007	Jim Bier’s Boulder Canyon Acreage, 72.24 acres near Sturgis, SD	$193,242
11/12/2007	Nancy Bradsky’s home located at 2531 Merlot, Rapid City, SD	$242,000
11/19/2007	Battle River Lodge, Keystone, SD	$154,000
11/30/2007	Whitney Estate, home and small acreage in Newcastle, WY	$211,250
12/1/2007	Todd Runyan’s “Horse Creek Ranch”, 555.54 acres and home near Vale, SD	$852,753.90

Qualifications

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Martin W. Jurisch - Professional Profile

Experience: Martin Jurisch, with the firm of Martin Jurisch & Associates Auctioneers / Realtors, is engaged in the business of auctions, both real and personal property, the brokerage of real property and personal property appraisals on a full-time basis with 40 years experience. Field of expertise for appraisal purposes is all types of personal property including residential contents, antiques, livestock, farm machinery, heavy equipment, vehicles, firearms, precious coins, and related collectibles. Additionally, real property brokerage, both conventionally and auctions as a specialty.

Mr. Jurisch sells weekly on a full time basis at a local automobile auction, as well as occasionally at local livestock markets.For the past ten years, Martin Jurisch has consistently sold an average yearly volume of two million dollars or more in personal property, and has been a multi-million dollar producer in real property sales with a volume of over fifty million dollars in real estate sales in 2006 & 2007 alone.

Status as an independent appraiser and auctioneers has been established and the firm and its primary representatives do not buy or sell personal property of any kind for their own personal gain.

Specializing in the appraisal of personal property for estate functions, divorce actions, financial institutions and legal matters and selling real and personal property by the auction method. Mr. Jurisch and his wife, Pat own and operate a working cattle ranch in Meade County, SD.

Education: Graduate, Black Hills Academy of Auctioneering, February, 1968. First licensed with South Dakota Real Estate Commission, 1979. Successfully completed and tested for Course I of the GPPA (Graduate Personal Property Appraiser) sponsored by the Auction Marketing Institute, Bloomington, IN (March, 1998); successfully completed and tested for Course 201 of the GPPA sponsored by the Auction Marketing Institute held in Hatfield, PA at Alderfer's Auction Facility (June, 1998) for final examination to become certified as an appraiser of personal property through the Auction Marketing Institute; completed and tested for Course 101 of CAI (Certified Auctioneers Institute); sponsored by the Auction Marketing Institute, Bloomington, IN (March, 1998); CERTIFIED as a Graduate Personal Property Appraiser (GPPA) by the Board of Governors of the AMI (Auction Marketing Institute) in August, 1998; completed and tested for Course 201 of CAI (Certified Auctioneer’s Institute), March 1999; completed and tested for Course 301 of CAI, March, 2001; GRADUATED & CERTIFIED CAI Auctioneer designation, April, 2001; attended & completed GPPA 201 (construction & agricultural equipment appraisal course) sponsored by AMI & GPPA in Billings, MT, January, 2003 and have attended numerous seminars sponsored by these professional associations.

Professional Development: The firm maintains a research library and subscribes to numerous antique/collectible, firearms, livestock, machinery and real estate publications.

Member:

South Dakota Auctioneer's Association
National Auctioneer's Association
South Dakota Association of Realtors
National Association of Realtors
Black Hills Board of Realtors
Black Hills Home Builders
Certified Auctioneers Institute (CAI designation)
Auction Marketing Institute (GPPA designation)
Participating Real Estate Broker with Cabela’s Trophy Properties
(Top Producer for South Dakota in 2007/2008 and in 2008/2009)

Consultant:

State of South Dakota Circuit Courts, Financial Institutions including Bank Trust
Departments, Law Enforcement including U.S.M.S., Attorneys, Private Clients

Licensed:

State of South Dakota, Real Estate Broker
State of Nebraska, Real Estate Broker
State of Wyoming, Real Estate Broker

Upcoming Auctions

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Learn More

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Every Member of the National Auctioneers Association Pledges to Abide by the Following Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice:

Mission:
To promote, increase and build the trustworthiness of the competitive bidding method of marketing, including: live, Internet and sealed bid auctions, and enhance the professionalism of its practitioners.

Vision:
Competitive bidding will be increasingly utilized as a method to sell all types of goods in all segments of the economy. The National Auctioneers Association (NAA) will unify and lead the competitive bidding industry to fulfill this vision.

Preamble:
The National Auctioneers Association is the professional organization for practicing auctioneers, their associates, affiliated businesses and other related professionals. Membership in the NAA although voluntary, carries with it a requirement of professional commitment to other professionals, clients, customers and the public at large that extends beyond that of laws and professional regulations. Members of the NAA accept this obligation to conduct themselves and their businesses in a manner that serves the public interest, protects the public trust and furthers the goals of their profession.

This Code of Ethics of the National Auctioneers Association and the accompanying Standards of Practice guides the members in the performance of their professional responsibilities and duties. While this Code may establish obligations higher than those mandated by law, in any instance where the Code and the law conflict, the obligations of the law must take precedence.

The Certified Auctioneers Institute is the most prestigious designation awarded in the auction industry.

Designed for leaders in the industry and auction firm decision-makers, the CAI is an executive development program focused on developing the skills and providing the tools necessary to run a top-notch auction firm.

Designation holders have the knowledge and skill necessary to provide high-quality services to all types of clients.

In addition, their designation indicates to attorneys, trust officers, government officials, financial planners, accountants and others who seek the services of well-qualified auctioneers that the CAI designation holder is an astute business person whose conduct will follow the highest professional standards.

Once the CAI designation is earned, the auctioneer must then maintain the designation with 24 hours of continuing education every three years.

The Certified Auctioneers Institute has been helping auctioneers discover their potential for more than 30 years. Auctioneers with the CAI designation are part of an extraordinary network of exemplary auctioneers in the auction industry.

CAI Course Description

As the auction profession continues to grow and a wider variety of clients begin using auction services, the CAI professional designation is becoming increasingly important.

Designation holders have the knowledge and skills necessary to provide high-quality services to all types of clients. In addition, their designation indicates to attorneys, trust officers, government officials, financial planners, accountants, real estate professionals, and others who seek the services of well-qualified auctioneers, that the CAI designation holder is an astute business person who upholds the highest professional standards.

Those that have successfully completed the GPPA program have learned the responsibilities of the appraiser and have a good knowledge of the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) guidelines. GPPA designated auctioneers and appraisers know not only how to conduct a complete and appropriate appraisal, but also know the various factors that affect the value of appraised items.

In addition to the above qualifications, Graduate Personal Property Appraiser â€“ Master designees have specialized in one or more of the following areas:

Antiques & Estates
Plant Machinery & Equipment
Construction & Agricultural Equipment
Small Business Valuation

Graduate Personal Property Appraiser (GPPA) Course Description

The GPPA class examines the responsibilities of the appraiser and discusses the factors affecting the value of appraised items. Experts and classmates will discuss industry trends, the function of the appraiser, identification, valuation and methodology of appraisals, as well as the responsibility the appraiser has to the client.

The GPPA course also provides basic information about appraisal work including teaching you how to search for comps, what to look for as far as condition, identifying marks and other conditions.

You will learn about personal property, antiques, machinery, equipment, farm, and construction equipment. The instructors will provide examples as well as materials to help you start your appraisal business. You will also learn about the GPPA appraisal template and practice preparing an appraisal report using the template.

You will be able to customize a standardized appraisal format, market your appraisal services, enhance your research skills and improve your appraisals. An examination is given at the end of this course.

Broker Forms

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Broker Forms

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2008 Auction Results

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2008 Auction Results

3/11, Oliver & May Jane Freimark – 7 residential lots in Spearfish, SD --$108,700.00
4/11, Lytle’s Ash Creek Ranch (private sale) – 1,832.95 ac. in Haakon Co., SD --$852,321.75
4/26, Sigler Design Group, LLC – 332.85 ac. in Meade Co., SD --$217,932.00
4/25, Riddle’s Acreage – 25 ac. in Custer Co., SD --$107,500.00
4/30, Lehnert’s Rapid City Acreage – 35.23 ac. W. of Rapid City, SD --$239,564.00
5/14, T&S Livestock – 2,113.86 ac. in Pennington Co., SD --$1,159,989.23
5/30, Sinner Estate – 60 ac. in Butte Co., SD --$60,000.00
6/24, Gertrice Hinds Estate – 1,120 ac. in Perkins Co., SD --$477,120.00
6/30, Medicine Root Land Trust – 240 ac. in Bennett Co., SD --$76,200.00
7/29, Elk Creek Properties (private sale) -- +/- 444 ac. in Meade Co., SD --$2,300,000.00
8/7, Wells Fargo Bank – 160 ac. in Bennett Co., SD --$120,000.00
9/19, Beaver Creek Canyon Acreages – 195.463 ac. in Weston Co., WY --$605,935.30
9/24, Richard Anderson – 323 Hillsview Dr., Box Elder, SD --$23,000.00
9/16, Julia Stephan Trust – 11.25 ac. in Custer Co., SD --$67,500.00
9/23, Tysdal’s B.H. Ranches – 280 ac. (2 units) in Pennington Co., SD --$776,000.00
10/14, Rittberger Ranchette – 40 ac. & home in Butte Co., SD --$164,000.00
10/29, Lillian Russell – 2 ac. lot along Skyline Dr., Rapid City, SD --$41,500.00
10/30, John Esling Trust – 797.24 ac. in Lawrence Co., SD --$2,551,168.00
11/6, Gregerson Family – 378 ac. (2 units) in Fall River Co., SD --$569,185.00
11/7, Lerew Estate – home at 423 E. Van Buren St., Rapid City, SD --$65,000.00

12/16, Duane Pankratz – comm.. bldg. along Elk Vale Rd., Rapid City, SD --$1,350,000.00

Past Auction Results

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Past Auction Results

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2009 Auction Results

2008 Auction Results

2007 Auction Results

2006 Auction Results

2005 Auction Results

2005 Auction Results

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Date	Description	Sale Price
11/21/2005	Leona Cook Ranch Land, Cottonwood, SD	$1,432,774.90
11/5/2005	Jim/Bessie Drout, Rapid City, SD	$162,500.00
10/12/2005	Ken Julius, Rapid City, SD	$40,750.00
10/2/2005	David Murphy, Rapid City, SD	$95,000.00
10/1/2005	Beulah Pesall Conservatorship, Rapid City, SD	$85,300.00
9/27/2005	Donahue Estate, New Underwood, SD	$10,200.00
9/26/2005	Al/Ellen Kant, Hereford, SD	$24,000.00
9/20/2005	Mary Cornelison Conservatoship, Hill City, SD	$129,000.00
9/16/2005	Black Fox Ranch, Rochford, SD	$894,000.00
9/1/2005	Georgianna Leighton, Rapid City, SD	$73,500.00
8/28/2005	Don Gere, Rapid City, SD	$137,500.00
8/4/2005	Northdale Sanitary District, Black Hawk, SD	$101,260.00
7/19/2005	Kari Family Lot, St. Onge, SD	$15,000.00
7/19/2005	Kari Family Building, St. Onge, SD	$53,250.00
7/15/2005	Tim/Karen Bestgen Land, Sturgis, SD	$131,000.00
6/10/2005	Alexander Ranch near Nisland, SD	$483,427.50
6/5/2005	Cuny Estate, Rapid City, SD	$66,500.00
6/5/2005	Bruce/Rebecca Crosswait, Rapid City, SD	$480,000.00
5/27/2005	Pam Lepper Land, Sturgis, SD	$173,900.00
5/22/2005	Mike Tarrant Estate, Rapid City, SD	$76,000.00
5/21/2005	Hazel Fox House/Land, New Underwood, SD	$41,000.00
5/5/2005	Don Pourier House/Land, Hereford, SD	$210,000.00
4/29/2005	Bruce Hanson, Sturgis, SD	$191,858.00
4/27/2005	Lewton Ranch, Inc., Camp Crook, SD	$963,391.60
4/24/2005	Ellen Small Estate, Rapid City, SD	$40,500.00

Promotions

Sat, 26 Apr 2008 04:28:12 GMT

Experts in the promotion

Promoting your auction is key to it's success. It's not just a matter of getting a lot of people to attend your auction, they need to be the right people.

Every auction is unique and this is especially evident in the way it should be promoted. Over the past 40 years that we have been in the auction business, we have established an unprecedented network of buyers throughout the United States.

We tailor each auction each promotion to maximize the exposure to the most likely buyers. This is accomplished through newspaper and radio ads, multiple Web sites, printed brochures, and personal contacts with buyers.

For more information on how we can promote your next auction, please contact us.

2009 Auction Results

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2009 Auction Results

1/8, Rushmore Pizza – comm.. bldg. at 2530 W. Main St., Rapid City, SD --$300,000.00
1/17, Connie Drew Estate – home at 2015 W. Blvd., Rapid City, SD --$187,500.00
2/16, MM Land Co. – 2,640.51 ac. in Meade Co., SD --$504,153.00
2/19, Barber Estates – 320 ac. in Jerauld Co., SD --$400,000.00
3/2, Ewoldt Trust – home located at 403 Vale St., Rapid City, SD --$90,000.00
3/18, Spotted Bear Creek Pasture Unit (private sale) – 1,189.27 ac. in Haakon Co., SD --$650,000.00
3/20, Wing/Healy – approx. 10,500 ac. in Pennington Co., SD --$3,700,000.00
3/28, Frank’s Southside Service – service station at 445 S. Chicago, Hot Springs, SD --$170,000.00
4/25, Burgr’s R.C. Acreage – 3 ac. & MOH w. of Rapid City, SD --$155,500.00
4/28, Dennis Garrison Estate – 160 ac. & home in Pennington Co., SD --$160,000.00
5/29, O’Connell Ranch – 273 ac. in Lawrence Co., SD --$403,875.00
6/1, Brian Scott (private sale) – 1,280 ac. in Meade Co., SD --$544,000.00
6/4, Shell Creek Ranch – 2,399.80 ac. in Johnson Co. (Buffalo), WY --$3,723,387.00
6/6, Heilman home – 927 Joy Ave., Rapid City, SD --$72,500.00
6/7, Alvin Couture – home ay 4016 Pleasant Dr., Rapid City, SD --$121,000.00
6/30, Kirk’s “Heavenly Valley” – 70 ac. in Custer Co., SD --$448,000.00
7/8, Richard’s Wilmington Placer – 61.17 ac. in Lawrence Co., SD --$415,956.00
7/30, Hagg Bros. (private sale) – Meade Co. liquor license --$350,000.00
8/18, USA Choppers – comm.. bldg. at 2695 Lazelle St., Sturgis, SD --$350,000.00
9/15, 3SM, LLC – 2.92 ac. res. Lot in Belle Fourche, SD --$18,000.00
10/20, Schnose irrigated unit (private) – 223 ac. in Fall River Co., SD --$315,000.00
10/27, Am. Nat’l Bank, MN – comm.. bldg. in Lemmon, SD --$15,000.00
10/28, Insley Ranch “Cheyenne River Ranch” – 2,891.84 ac. in Pennington Co., SD --$1,012,144.00
11/6, Mt. View Lodge – motel & cabins outside of Hill City, SD --$505,620.00
11/10, Walters Farms “Hwy. 212 Ranch” – 2,411.14 ac. in Butte Co., SD --$784,742.00
11/17, Melvin Love “Hay Creek Ranch” – 1,960 ac. in Weston Co., SD --$721,280.00
11/18, Forney Trust – 231.99 ac. in Stanley Co., SD near Ft. Pierre, SD --$1,248,460.00
11/19, Olson Ranch – 778.15 ac. in Lawrence Co., SD w/3-homes --$1,242,818.13

Contact Us

Sat, 26 Apr 2008 04:30:05 GMT

Martin & Pat Jurisch
P.O. Box 1867
Rapid City, SD 57709

Phone: 605-348-5261
Ranch: 605-985-5208
Fax: 605-985-5307

martin@martinjurisch.com

David Peterson
Home and Ranch Broker Associate

866-922-3256
866-921-9333 FAX

dakotaproperties@wildblue.net

Schedule Your Auction

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Schedule Your Auction

Most auctions takes several weeks to plan. If you are even remotely thinking of having an auction in the next few months, please contact us as soon as possible to ensure your auction will be held at the best time of the day on the best day of the week.

The busiest times of the year are April, May and October. Commercial auctions are often held during the week and it is common to hold real estate auctions during the early afternoon or in the evening.

Our professional staff can guide you every step of the way, from the initial planning of the date and time, until the final item is sold.

For more information on planning your auction and choosing the best time, please contact us.

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Home Page

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Martin Jurisch & Associates
Realtors - Auctioneers - Appraisers
Local Knowledge - Global Marketing

Serving Western South Dakota with over 40 years of experience, Martin Jurisch & Associates provides auctioneering services, real estate
sales and appraisal services.

The success of your sale is greatly dependent
on the experience and expertise of the broker or auctioneer your choose.
Don't settle for second best - Give Martin a call today!

Each year, Martin Jurisch & Associates conducts 100+ auctions, and works with countless property owners in South Dakota, Wyoming, and Nebraska to list and sell their real estate.

For more information on how we can put the auction method to work for you, please contact us.

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2007 Industry Report

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Recreational Properties

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The Auction Value

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The Value of Selling at Auction

So how can auctions benefit you, as a seller? Why are they the best way to sell property? Well, there are a number of reasons

Speedy Process, Quick Turnaround.
An auction is immediate. It happens during a set time and is completed during that time. It's quick and efficient.
You Set the Time and Place of Your Sale.
It's as simple as that. You work with the auction firm to schedule what works best for you.
You Know Exactly When Your Property or Goods Will Be Sold.
There's no wondering whether or not your property will sell. It WILL sell and it will sell during the set auction time.
Comprehensive Marketing of Your Property.
Part of conducting an auction is marketing it to the general public to get as many people there as possible. Auctioneers have comprehensive mailing lists they use to market their sales. They run advertisements, distribute fliers and more. They are marketing specialists. A good marketing effort can easily bring 300 to 400 people to your auction, or more!
Buyers Come Prepared to Buy.
Auction goers come with money in their wallets, pockets and hands and are prepared to come home with property. It's a seller's delight. For real estate auctions this is especially advantageous because buyers must qualify to buy through a deposit of a certified or cashier's check.
No Negotiations.
There is no haggling over price or merchandise. The auction method is quick and efficient. When people bid, they make a commitment to buy the property at that price without discussion or debate.
No Leftovers and Little Clean Up.
Every item at an auction goes up for bid and every item is sold. How many of you have ever had a garage sale and when you're finished, you spend hours packing up what didn't sell and looking for places to store it? With an auction, there's no worry about what to do with leftover items because there aren't any. This means very little clean up, also.
Competitive Bidding.
Auctions motivate buyers to perform. People get caught up in the competitiveness of the bidding and many times this drives the price of items higher. To some it's like a game, and they want to win at all costs (or hopefully for you, at high costs!) And did you know that 9 times out of 10, an auction brings in the fair market value, if not more, for any item put across the auction block?
Exciting Atmosphere.
There's no more exciting atmosphere than an auction. Crowds of people competing for property, combined with that lively auction chant makes for some great entertainment and fun. (Give them a sample of your chant.) It makes people feel good and makes them feel like spending.
Auctions Work Well in Both Good and Bad Economic Times.
People love auctions, because they love sales. Statistics show, in a good or bad economy auctions remain a steady force. When the economy is bad, the auction industry does not feel the impact: people still flock to auctions.
Hiring an Auction Company
When you make the decision to sell by auction, the most important thing you must do is hire a qualified and experienced auctioneer or auction company to handle your auction.
There are thousands of auctioneers throughout the United States who offer a wide range of auction services to consumers. So what do you look for when hiring an auctioneer or an auction firm?
First, look for someone who specializes in selling the type of property you want to sell. All auctioneers have specialty areas and most have more than one. What do they know about the products or goods you are selling?
Experience is another critical element. How long has the auctioneer or the auction company been in business? What is their reputation?

When meeting with the auction company:

Ask about their contract or written proposal to provide you services. Get details on what is involved.
Find out how the sale will be marketed. The success of the sale depends a great deal on the marketing effort behind it.
Ask about setup and cleanup of the auction.
Ask for references. And when you get them, check them out!

We work hard for our money, but most of us spend the majority of our waking hours working. Our money pays for our homes, our land, our automobiles, insurance, clothes, food, all of our possessions and so much more. So when it comes to selling those possessions and property, the smartest thing you can do is let an auctioneer help you continue to get the value you deserve. A professional auctioneer knows what land is worth, what household items and office equipment are worth, and what personal property is worth. A professional auctioneer will manage your sale so you can get a good value from these items in which you have invested your hard earned money.You work hard for your money, and we will work hard for your money, too.

2006 Auction Results

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Date	Description	Sale Price
3/2/2006	Newcombe Ranch $590.00/acre for 11,570.38 deeded acres	Total Price $6,826,242.00
4/9/2006	House at 1 St. Andrew St. in Rapid City, SD	$82,100.00
4/12/2006	City of Hill City - Old City Hall	$280,000.00
4/12/2006	City of Hill City - 1.17 Acre Lot	$390,000.00
5/21/2006	Harold Pillen Estate, 2210 South Ridge Rd., Rapid City, SD	$148,000.00
5/21/2006	Chet Worth Trust, 304 E. Grant St., Spearfish, SD	$100,000.00
5/25/2006	Williamson MOH on 4-ac., Rapid City, SD	$110,000.00
5/26/2006	John Beard, Buffalo Gap, SD 80-acres @$1,790.00/acre	$143,200.00
5/27/2006	Former Matkins Ranch, Sturgis, SD – 1,600-acres, (18) Tracts sold for an average of $621.21/acre	$993,936.00
5/31/2006	O'Rourke Ranch, Elm Springs, SD 2,345-acres @ $601.19/acre	$1,409,800.00
6/9/2006	Gladys Gilles Trust near Piedmont - 78.02 acres 78.02 acres @ 6,700.00/acre	$522,734.00
6/11/2006	Denny/Beverly James - Home on 4.35 acres	$200,000.00
8/20/2006	Stan McKee - 323 Hillview Dr., Box Elder, SD MOH on 1-cars	$17,000.00
8/29/2006	Bonnie Neu Estate-2609 Evergreen, Rapid City, SD	$164,000.00
8/30/2006	Barbara Lutz Trust - Home on 13-ac., Sturgis, SD	$450,000.00
9/21/2006	Anderson Home - Hill City, SD	$77,000.00
9/24/2006	Patricia Schrandt - 3.66-acre lot on Pevins Pkwy, Rapid City, SD	$92,000.00
9/24/2006	Dr. Larry Meyer - .62-acre lot on N. Grand Vista, Rapid City, SD	$37,000.00
9/28/2006	Donald Kieffer - (3) Homesites in Kieffer Ranch Estates south of Rapid City, SD - 38.69-acres total Average of $8,227.40/acre	Total Price $318,318.00
10/5/2006	Mitchell Creek Land Co. - Snook Ranch - Mead County, SD - 3,775.96-acre - $370.00/acre	Total Price $1,397,105.20
10/10/2006	3139 Creek Drive, Rapid City, SD (former Hi-Qual mfg. facility) 13.645-acres w/ 63,000-sq. ft. of bldgs.	Total Price $1,800,000.00
10/18/2006	Nine Liens Partnership - Cowboy "M" Hill - 330-acres in downtown Rapid City, SD - $8,000.00/acre	Total Price $2,640,000.00
10/21/2006	Bonnie's Country Store, Vale, SD	$37,000.00
11/8/2006	Marjy Mann Estate 2017 Sweetbriar (home on .64-acre)	$82,400.00
11/8/2006	Marjy Mann Estate - 3417 West Rapid St. (duplex)	$70,000.00
11/8/2006	Marjy Mann Estate 3303-3307-3311 West Rapid St. (3 rental unites)	$170,000.00
11/11/2006	Marjy Mann Estate 108.60-acres in Meade County with 2-homes	$680,000.00
11/29/2006	Cannon River Ranches, Inc. 10,374-deeded acres in Mead Co. - $370.00/acre	Total Price $3,838,380.00
12/3/2006	Charley's Lounge, Box Elder Equipment, liquor licenses, and real estate.	$100,000.00
12/3/2006	Clark Bankruptcy, 109 "C" St., Edgemont, SD	$17,000.00

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