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It sure is different down here in Mexico. Different, I mean, than I’m accustomed to in Hoosier country, USA. That certainly doesn’t mean one of them is wrong, but they sure are different.

For one thing, the man at the filling station is pumping our gas for us, a custom no longer practiced at home. It seems to be the norm around here though.

Friend Eli and I are visiting an “English School” of the Old Colony Mennonites living in Mexico. It is taught by five ladies who are fellow Yankees. School is in recess for this afternoon here in June 2011 and the teachers and a few local Mennonite lads are accompanying us on a tour of the Mennonite community.

After the van is filled with gas, we visit the local Mennonite museum where we learn about their history and how it came about that they migrated to Mexico in the 1920’s

Before the outing is over, we visit a Mennonite cheese factory and a Mennonite machine shop. The machine shop is Fehr Manufacturing, where they make various kinds of farm equipment. They have almost 50 employees.

The two Mennonite lads, Enrique and Peter, take us to Cuauhtemoc to eat. That’s Cuauhtemoc in Mexico, the land of fiery food. We decide to see who can eat the spiciest food. Boys will be boys.

The restaurant is a nice one. The waiter, of course, is Mexican, so Enrique and Peter have to translate for us gringos. Using translators is a clumsy way of doing things, but necessary sometimes.

Our food is, guess what, spicy and Pennsylvania wins the contest as he also adds chili peppers to his meal.

Back to school. After our meal, we head to the school for the evening session where Enrique and Peter are students in the advanced class.

These boys have impressed Eli and me with their maturity throughout this trip. They’re 16. I fear they have it all over me when I was that age.

The evening session contains a few more adults than the two morning classes. Following devotions, Eli and I join teacher Mary’s class and help with their discussion on holiday celebrations. Then Mary opens things up for questions. Enrique’s brother asks me how auctioneers

talk so fast. Smile. The questions auctioneers get asked are not that different in Mexico. I try to explain a bit.

A local hotel is where we spent the night. We enjoy the morning session at school yet and say our goodbyes before loading into Peter’s Suburban and pointing our noses north.

We make tracks for the border. At at least one place we see armed policemen patrolling on the banks of vehicles. This is not Emmatown, Dorothy.

A roadside stand en route is where we get our lunch. Someone from the food stand washes our windows while we’re here. We enjoy the quesadillas and burritos.

Eventually we make it to the border town of Juarez and cross the Rio Grande, which is dry. Traffic is backed up here on the bridge waiting to cross the border into El Paso, Texas.

When we finally make it to the gate, we are asked a few questions and our documents are inspected. Then we are cleared to go through. Relief.

It does feel good to be back in the U.S. of A.

We find the train station and I say goodbyes to Peter and Eli. I plan to take the train on west to meet up with buddies Andrew and Calvin again.

Peter takes Eli to the Greyhound station. Eli is heading eastward and home

Yes, things are different in Mexico. People are still people though, and we saw examples of Christians living their faith admirably, including sacrificing to be hospitable to their visitors. Hopefully, that is a common denominator for us all.

Loren Beachy is an auctioneer and real estate broker with Bright Star Realty and Auctions in Middlebury. He was formerly an elementary school teacher at a local parochial school teacher for eight years. Some of his stories were written a few years ago while teaching. He enjoys fast horses, hot peppers, and strong coffee.

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PHONE BID REAL ESTATE AUCTION

MONDAY, JUNE 9,

5 ACRES • HOUSE • BARN • SHOP

HOUSE: 1½ story on walk out basement with 12' x 16' entrance, 4 bedroom, 1¾ bath, LP lights, natural gas appliances, attached 8' x 21' patio.

BARN: 24' x 40' hiproof, 4 box stalls, 2 tie stalls.

SHOP: 35' x 56' lined & insulated, water, and power.

8' X 12' GARDEN SHED • FRUIT TREES • RASPBERRIES

3 SIDED HORSE SHELTER • TEA PATCH • STRAWBERRIES

NOTES: Solar power in all buildings. This is a nice clean property and a great setting.

Owners - Matt & Leona Mast

PHONE BID REAL

ESTATE AUCTION

MONDAY, JUNE 23, 2025

5 ACRES • HOUSE • BARN • SHOP

HOUSE: 2 story on basement, 7 bedroom, 3 need to be finished, 1½ bath, front porch, entrance, LP lights & appliances, bigger open concept home.

BARN: 40' x 70' half hay loft, 8 box stalls, 4 tie stalls, 16' x 32' lean used for storage area or shed area. All box stalls have auto waterers.

SHOP 1: 32' x 60' insulated & lined.

SHOP 2: 36' x 56' lined.

3 SIDED HORSE SHELTER • POND • FRUIT TREES BLACK RASPBERRIES • RHUBARB • STRAWBERRIES

NOTES: Horse farm with full set of buildings.

You can call and leave a bid anytime, where we keep high bid on voicemail 574-642-0444, until June 23, where we will FINALIZE OVER THE PHONE AT (574) 642-0444 AT 4:00PM. Pending on purchase of another property.

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VALLEY HARNESS & WELDING

Every so often, a buyer shows up at your door before your home is even for sale, or the local grapevine finds the right buyer for that plot of land you own, or maybe someone saw the “For Sale by Owner” sign you had out front. Whatever the case, here at RES, there’s a type of deal we call a “transaction only”. This less-common option is for folks who privately agree on a purchase price and then ask us to carry out the paperwork. But how does this transaction come together? Surprise, surprise: you’ll need to talk money. Even further, you’ll need to agree on money. In this private negotiation, both parties have the privilege to set their price, just as they share the challenge of doing so without scaring the other off. Ideally, a purchase price feels fair to both parties, but sometimes emotions or the fear of losing the deal can tip the scales, leading a Seller to discount the true value of their property or the Buyer to overpay for it. (There are exceptions where a price is intentionally favorable to one party who may be family or otherwise deserving.) A professional can bring local market knowledge to consult and negotiate on your behalf while keeping the high-stakes negotiation grounded in reality, not emotion. Local market knowledge isn’t just about knowing recent sales — it’s also understanding what gives a property its value, from neighborhood trends to unique features or current buyer demand. In a situation where you have doubts or feel like you’re negotiating blindly, it’s worth contacting a professional who can help you explore your options. After all, this transaction could be one of the few you’re a part of in your lifetime, whereas we handle them daily. If you needed a tooth pulled, would you try it yourself or call a dentist?

If you feel confident negotiating on your own, remember that it’s not always just about the price. Agreeing on terms like repairs, moving the closing date, or even adding specific appliances or niceties can help balance out a purchase price that’s slightly off the mark. Small adjustments like these can make the deal feel fairer to both sides without a large price shift.

Once all agreements are made, one party — typically the Seller — reaches out to our office or one of our agents to make the transaction a reality. First, we have each party sign a purchase agreement and the buyer submits any earnest money that serves as a deposit towards their purchase. Then, our team communicates with the title company and any banks, lenders, or surveyors involved while monitoring the transaction and tackling any obstacles all the way to closing day. By letting us handle the details, you can focus on the excitement of what’s next.

To everyone in the Michiana area who stepped through our doors this April and May—thank you. Offering our transaction-only service at no cost was a small way to show we’re not just here to do business—we’re here to be part of the community. Whether you were wrapping up a straightforward sale or navigating a more layered deal, it was a pleasure to meet you, work alongside you, and help get the job done.

In total, we assisted with 15 transactions, helping nearly thirty families wrap up the sale or purchase of a property. Our hope for this service is to take something that often feels overwhelming and complicated and make it simple. We continue to offer this year-round at a fixed rate fee—If you’re handling a private sale or need help getting to the closing table, give us a call at (574) 821-7653.

PHONE BID AUCTION

ends Wednesday, June 11 th at 4pm

HOUSES: Wednesdays (May 28, June 4) from 3-5pm

STARTING BID

$425,000

Wooded acreage close to Quaker Haven Camp, this private property in district 73-3 offers quiet seclusion, a spacious home, pond with aerator, and deeded access to Syracuse-Webster Rd.

HOME (3 bd, 2.5 bth)

• Spacious rooms, lots of natural light

• Skylight in kitchen above sink

• New quartz countertops

• Some new flooring

• Updated light fixtures

• Gas fireplace

• Stamped concrete patio with firepit

POLE BUILDING (40’ x 24’) PROPERTY

• Pond with aerator and dock

• Long driveway for privacy

• Corn crib gazebo

• Mostly wooded acreage with lots of deer & wildlife

District 73-3!

mile E of Quaker Haven Camp & Dewart Lake, and 5 miles SW of Lake Wawasee.

LIVE AUCTION

PARCEL 1 PARCEL 2

• 3.01 acres

• Outbuildings behind home surrounded by fence & pasture with pond in back corner

BARNDOMINIUM (4 bd, 2 bth)

• Oversized garage (36’ x 44’)

• Large front porch (11’ x 86’)

POLE BARN (40’ x 58’)

• With rental unit: 2 bd, 1 bth, full kitchen in front, commercial kitchen in back

• Formerly commercial kitchen/ store

THREE OUTBUILDINGS

(14’ x 34’) (10’ x 24’) (10’ x 20’)

• 3.01 acres

• 5 hydroponic greenhouses with nearly 1/2 acre under roof

• Separate conventional septic & electric panel on parcel for building potential

POLE BARN (30’ x 80’ x 12’)

• Includes loft

POLE BARN (30’ x 60’ x 10’)

• Includes office and shop area

POLE BARN (20’ x 30’ x 8’)

• For storage and staging of product

POLE BARN (1,120 sq ft)

• Walk-in cooler & packaging area

LEAN-TO (8’ x 24’)

LIVE & ONLINE AUCTION

Real estate to sell at 3pm on

LOADOUT

AUCTION DAY til 8pm

JUNE 13 from 10am-3pm

• Ferris IS2000Z Zero-turn Mower

• Grasshopper 218 Zero-turn Mower (non-running)

• Lincoln Electric Eagle 10,000 Plus Arc Welder/Generator

• 1986 Honda ATC250ES Big Red 3-Wheeler

• Utility Trailer (77" x 14')

• Equipment Trailer (77" x 20')

• 2021 LGS Cargo Express Cargo Trailer

• 2006 Ford E-350 Cargo Van

• 2015 Ford Explorer

• J&M Gravity Wagon Box

• John Deere 1065A Running Gear

• Mustang Semi Trash Pump

• Sanborn Magna Force Air Compressor

• Stihl SR 200 Backpack Sprayer

• MTD Snowflite Snowblower

• Troybilt Horse Tiller

• GREENHOUSE ITEMS: carts, racks, tables, stainless steel tables, scales, cabinets, totes, waste bins, ladders, new boxes, thousands of crispers, 20,000+ 4" pots, plugs, retention wall blocks, recycled potting soil, and vanilla bean plants, packaged herbs

• Pair of Metal Shears

• Hundreds of windshields for vehicles 2015 or older

• Butchering items

• Landers, Frary, and Clark Sausage Stuffer

• Pallet Jacks

• Antiques

• Signs

• Bicycles

• Lots more shop, household, and outdoor items

MORE ITEMS THAN LISTED!

Rolling carts

2015 Ford Explorer

Sanborn Magna Force Air Compressor

J&M Gravity Wagon Box

2021 LGS Cargo Express Cargo Trailer

Lots of packaged herbs

Equipment Trailer (77" x 20')

Cabinets, totes, racks, & boxes

Pallet jacks

Gardening items

1986 Honda Big Red 3-Wheeler

Ferris IS20000Z Zero-turn Mower

PHONE BID AUCTION

Great country setting! Conveniently between Goshen & Middlebury and in the Middlebury School District.

$400,000

Take in picturesque views of the pond, wildlife, or even your own animals from this updated home with thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces—plus a shop/barn for extra storage and projects.

HOME (3 bd, 2 bth)

• Recent updates: kitchen remodel with quartz countertops, bathroom remodel, new flooring, new windows on main level, finished lower level with kitchen

• Open floorplan

• Lots of natural light throughout home

• Main level patio balcony and ground level deck that leads to firepit area

• Lower level walkout

• Attached 2-car garage with new doors

POLE BARN

• Insulated shop (32’ x 48’)

• Barn addition (10’ x 48’)

• Two overhead doors

• 8’ wraparound porch

• Electric, water, natural gas PROPERTY

• Fenced pasture

• Nice pond

• Wooded lot

• Lots of wildlife

PHONE BID AUCTION

ends Tuesday, June 24 th at 5pm OPEN HOUSES: Tuesdays (June 3, 10, 17) from 3-5pm

This newly built 1.5-story home sits on a tree-lined corner lot just outside Middlebury, with in-floor heat, an open layout, and a horse-ready barn that makes good use of the acre. Come see it in person and picture the possibilities!

• Attached 2-car garage

•

PHONE BID AUCTION

ends Wednesday, June 25 th at 5pm OPEN HOUSES: Wednesdays (June 4, 11, 18) from 3-5pm

Set up for horses this fully-wired updated 3-bed, 2-bath home features a walkout basement, newer metal roof, fenced pasture, and solar system—tucked between Goshen and Middlebury with easy access off CR-22.

HOME (3 bd, 2 bth)

• Recent updates: newer metal roof, new flooring, finished lower level

• Walkout basement

• Attached 2-car garage

• 6-panel solar system, 4200W with eight L16 batteries

GARDEN SHED (12’ x 20’)

BARN (20’ x 30’)

• Set up for horses

• Hay loft

• Water and electric PROPERTY

• New large gravel driveway w/ concrete pad at garage

• New privacy fence

• Pasture

Southwest of CR-31 across from Ma’s Pantry, halfway between Goshen and Middlebury.

LIVE AUCTION

Two parcels up for auction, to be sold together or individually to the highest winning combination of bids.

PARCEL 1

• 8 acres

• Multiple pastures

HOME (4 bd, 1 bth)

• Full walkout basement

• Attached 2-car garage

BARN (30’ x 64’)

• Multiple box stalls

• Concrete, water, and electric

PARCEL 2

• 12 acres

• Potential building sites

• Pasture

• Mature woods

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PERSONAL PROPERTY TO SELL SAME DAY!

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downtown Middlebury

Take a vacation just steps away from the best dining, shopping, and attractions in Middlebury. You’ll have a front row seat to all that this charming town has to offer... explore the local boutiques, enjoy a meal at a nearby restaurant, or stroll along the scenic streets. Located only 10 minutes from downtown Shipshewana!

BERRY’S NEST

• Up to 8 guests

• 5 beds, 1 bath

• Full, equipped kitchen

• Washer and dryer

• Dedicated workspace

• Board games & fireplace

• Free wifi

• Free parking

THE LOFT

• Up to 7 guests

• 4 beds, 1 bath

• Spacious patio balcony

overlooking Main St

• Full, equipped kitchen

• Washer and dryer

• Free wifi

• Free parking

Long term stays are welcome!

Unwind by the water in this private riverside getaway! Only a mile north of downtown Bristol, you’ll have access to local restaurants and parks featuring pickleball courts, walking trails, and kayak launches. Whether you’re out on the town or soaking up the river view, this charming retreat is perfect to share with friends and family.

THE GOVERNOR’S LANDING

• Up to 14 guests

• 7 beds, 2 baths

• Two full kitchens and several dining areas

• Indoor theater room

• Dedicated workspace

• Books and toys for kids

• Baby gates, monitors, etc.

• Spacious patio balcony overlooking river & yard

• Hot tub in backyard

• Four bicycles and a bike trailer for 1-2 children

• Outdoor firepit and grill

• Washer & dryer

• Free wifi and parking

per night

Long-term stays are welcome!

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Personal Property Auction

Thursday, June 12, 2025 • 10:00 A.M.

VEHICLES • TRAILERS • SEMIS • TRIKE

2001 Hummer H1 slant back w/22,700 miles, 4-door 6.5L w/turbo, 4L80E transmission, 40” rubber, roof rack, large number of accessory lights and laptop tray; 1978 Corvette 25th Anniversary Edition w/35,700 miles, removable painted T-tops and supercharged automatic transmission; 1996 Peterbilt Semi tractor model 377 w/Cat diesel engine and 345k miles, wet kit and hydraulics for dump trailer, day cab and like new rubber; (3) Military trailers including Trailer-cargo 325-ton single axle trailer; H2 Hummer off-road 16’ tandem axle trailer w/ramp door; 30’ Steel-sided hydraulic dump semi-trailer; 2003 PJ gooseneck trailer w/40’ deck including beaver tail w/ramps, electric jack, crane fuel tank, dual tandem axle tires; 2008 18’ Bison aluminum horse trailer, tandem axle straight load w/aluminum floor, mats and center gate; 1977 Hyster lowboy trailer, 31' detachable; 1971 Fruehauf dump trailer; 1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 high performance automobile, 2 dr., 351 Cleveland engine, automatic transmission, 46,500 miles, original engine and more; 1970 AMC AMX 390 High Performance One-Owner Automobile, Aluminum Rims, Bittersweet Orange In Color, Original Paint, 54,577 Actual Miles, Bucket Seats, 2 Seat, 4-Speed Transmission, No A/C, No Power Steering, Original Rims Available, Factory Stock Spoiler; 2008 Lakota 4-horse trailer w/living quarters; 2009 US Cargo Mate Eliminator trailer w/living quarters and slide-out; 2000 GMC 12' cargo trailer; 2004 Bloomer 5-horse trailer w/garage area; 1959 GMC one-ton 4WD pickup w/Ford bed, has not been run in a long time; Case Drott 40 wheel excavator w/36” bucket, thumb and outriggers, needs work; 1000 gal. fuel tank w/4’ tall steeI reservoir; 30-yard roll-off dumpster, 22’ long; Hydraulic steel tandem axle 30’ dump trailer w/trash cover; (1) Semi-trailer w/large amount of old Hummer parts; Brand new 37” Wrangler Hummer tires, MTRs and GSA tires; Container full of Hummer and military tires and rims; Over (60) automotive tires and rims, most 37x12.5x16; Container of brush guards and Hummer and other automotive aluminum rims, some NIB; (8) 20’ cargo containers; (3) 40’ semi-trailers for storage; 30’x7.5’ wide Aluminum portable loading dock; 500 gal. skid-type fuel tank w/new Fill Right 12v electric pump, nearly full of 5-year-old diesel; 2005 Honda Shadow 750 Road Trike 16,000 Miles, Rear Storage Compartment, Driven By a Lady and in Super Condition Throughout, Aluminum Rims, 3 Wheel; 2000 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4.0 Liter 4x4 Automobile, Minor Chips and Some Slight Body Damage on Right Rear Bottom Door, Aluminum Rims, Excellent Interior for Its Age, 105,920 Miles, Drives and Rides Great; 2001 Honda 250EX Sportrax ATV 2x4 Headlight with No Speedometer;

HORSE-RELATED ITEMS

Large amount of horse tack including harness, blankets, saddles, saddle pads, several nice saddle racks, plastic buckets, hay feeders, carts, rubber mats and lead rope; Small wooden child’s sleigh; Draft horse driving harness; (2) Rubber strands, approx. 3.5’ long w/graduated brass bells; Large amount of plastic storage containers; (2) Round bale horse feeders; (2) English saddles; (2) Western saddles; Aqua Breeze misting fan floor model; Cowboy clothes, new chaps, cowboy hats and belts; Gold-type jewelry; (4) unrestored complete horse-drawn sleighs; 44” wooden spoke wheel; 2-person training horse cart; 38” front x 42” rear wood-spoked carriage surrey w/fringe on top and galley seating for eight, completely restored; Older restoration horse-drawn doctors’ carriage w/ top; Restored sleigh; Large 2-seater sleigh, fully restored; Small pony wagon w/bench seat; Opentop 2-seater horse drawn buggy

BOAT • TOOLS • SHOP ITEMS • LAWN & GARDEN

12' Aluminum V-bottom fishing boat; 6’ 3 pt. rotary brush chopper, needs gear box; 9’ Snow blade; Helicopter; Aluminum trailer ramps; Older 42’ tandem dual-wheel drop deck trailer; 4’ Werner fiberglass stepladders; Approx. 10 Large Gun Safes - Browning & Heritage safes w/digital combos, approx. 72” tall x 39” wide; 4’ x 6’ x 6.5’ tall adjustable racking; (7) sections of 8’ x 2.5’ x 8’ tall adjustable racking; Piles of aluminum ladders and ramps; Approx. 40’ light poles; Scaffolding planks; (25) sheets of new 16’ steel; Portable battery chargers; Floor jacks; Tool carts; Varied scaffolding complete w/cross bars and aluminum plank; Railroad carts; Drywall rolling lift; (2) Rolling job boxes; Plastic trays; Bunk full of old instruments primarily brass, in rough condition; Dog cages; Stop lights; Metal banding cart; 5th wheel pickup truck hitch; Varied brass items; Varied piles of copper; 6’ x 4’ military-style single axle trailer; Chain link dog kennel; Walk-behind Turf Cut 22” mower; Old cast iron tub; Misc. patio furniture; Large number of rakes, shovels and other hand tools; Crown pallet jack; Copper rod; Small Kelley 3 pt. backhoe w/16" & 8 buckets; 19” x 24” metal Hummer sign; 3 pt. 12" rotary post hole digger; Chain binders; 25-cent Coke machine; Delco parts small cabinet; Spools of copper wire; Varied barrels of new oil; Horizontal metal band saw; Metal gas cans; (3) Rotating parts organizers, approx. 5’ tall; Ratchet straps; New lights including LED; Railroad jacks; Rolling metal workbenches; Steel workbenches; Large amount of hitch parts and sway bars; Aluminum ladders; Transits and transit stands; Like new DeWalt laser level in case; (2) Older boat trailers,

one w/drop axles; Torch cart type trailers; Grader truck large blade; Hay bale feeders; Water tanks; Pro Tech snow pusher SP10 universal attachment; Plastic port-a-potty; Old advertising cans; Parts washer; Sledgehammer, axes and drills; New belt sander; New Sawzalls; Makita and Milwaukee tools; Large bottle jacks; (3) sets of Kar and other organizing hardware cabinets; Rockford ¾ hp drill; New Hitachi 4-piece 18v cordless set including drill, circular saw, reciprocating saw and flashlight; Floor model drill presses; Benches w/vise; Firefighter’s axes; General floor model toolbox; Kubota digital platform scale 300 lb. cap. model KA-10300L; Large amount of new hardware; Finger racks w/varied steel, threaded rod and aluminum; Older cast iron stove, needs refinished; Superior 18v 4-piece cordless set, NIB; Craftsman radial arm saw; Aluminum rims; ANTIQUES • COLLECTIBLES & MORE

Wicker baskets; Wicker furniture; Tinius scale bar; Large copper kettles; Cast iron kettle w/stand; Military ammunition boxes for rockets, 77” long x 14” wide; Pinball machines; (3) Slot machines; Old wooden box; Wooden pine dry sink; Massive 4-leg newer oak dining table approx. 7'8" w/(6) spindle back chairs; Early quarter-sawn oak slant-front secretary w/pigeonholes; Old National cash register, 17" wide, register #S119831G, last patent 1897; (2) Brass mine lanterns approx. 12” tall, made in England; 60" x 18" horned leg table; (2) 13" brass mine lanterns, made in England; (2) New Columbia oak back bar-type cabinets, 5'4" wide x 7' tall; Prisoner ball and iron; Bentwood 6 gal. butter churn; Approx. 50 gal. aquarium 4’ wide on mounted oak stand; Early primitive all wood 7’ hay buncher; Winchester key padlock; Older commercial Singer electric sewing machine; Older large copper apple butter kettles; Copper boilers; Snowmobile sled; Old Kochs hydraulic barber chair; Old wooden wheelchair; 29” tall bronze Mark Twain; Large amount of fire extinguishers, some brass; Hot shower Pro Gen 2 on cart; Large old National cash register; Large acetylene torch set; E-Z-Go 3-wheel golf cart; Mortar shell casings; Antique treadle sewing machine; Antique wood cabinets 8’ tall w/varied widths; Snowmobile rear sled only; South Bend Motor car sign; ARO portable greaser; Life-size Santa & Mrs. Clause and other Christmas decorations; Xerox desktop work center; Brother copier; Like new LG 25 cu. ft. black refrigerator/freezer; 5-Piece oak Victorian-style king size bedroom suite w/pillow-top mattress and springs, armoire and nightstands; (2) 60” wide solid oak Victorian-style bookcases w/3-door glass-front bookcases w/double top drawer; (2) early salt glaze jugs - 2 and 3 gal.; Daisy top-glass butter churn; 6-drawer Singer treadle oak sewing machine; Glass-top 48” round sun room table w/(4) rolling armchairs; 19" x 12.5" x 8" Property of Wells Fargo steel strong box sn# 517; Massive claw-foot leather-style armchair; Old 18” target w/level below, all brass, approx. 2” in diameter; 1944 American Quarter Horse Congress belt buckle; Antique 42”

Large amount of varied framed pictures; Fire King 4-drawer fireproof file cabinet; Old hobby horses; (4) approx. 14” bronze statues including (3) Remingtons w/ Trooper the Planes, Mt. Man, Cheyenne and Rider in the Rye;

Cree Lakefront Property

REAL ESTATE AUCTION

Tuesday, June 17 , 2025 • 6:00 PM

• 1,866 sq. ft. House

• 3-Car Garage with Finished Loft

This is a great piece of property with a view of the entire lake. Use this property for vacation or yearround home.

The property includes the following:

• 12x18 kitchen with stove, refrigerator, microwave

• 11.5x19 living room

• 12x19 family room (the living room and family room connect)

• (2) 10x11 bedrooms

• 1 full bath

• Fireplace

• Basement with 1/2 bath and washer & dryer

• Garage is 24x34 with a finished loft with GFA heat and A/C

• 8x17 entryway

• 12x24 deck and concrete patio area Taxes: $923.20 per year.

Steven & John Gayton, Owners

REAL ESTATE TERMS & CONDITIONS

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DOWN PAYMENT: 5% down payment on the day of the auction with the balance in cash at closing. The down payment may be made in the form of cash, cashier’s check, personal check or corporate check. Your bidding is not conditional upon financing, so be sure you have arranged financing, if needed, and are capable of paying cash at closing.

ACCEPTANCE OF BID PRICES: All successful bidders will be required to enter into purchase agreements at the auction site immediately following the close of the auction. All final bid prices are subject to approval by the Sellers.

EVIDENCE OF TITLE: Seller shall provide an Owner's Title Insurance policy in the amount of the purchase price.

CLOSING: The balance of the purchase price is due at closing, approximately 30 days after presentation of marketable title. Approximately July 17, 2025

POSSESSION: At closing.

ACREAGES: All tract acreages, dimensions and proposed boundaries are approximate and have been estimated based on current legal descriptions and/or aerial photos.

DEED: Sellers shall provide Warranty Deed(s).

EASEMENTS: Sale of the property is subject to any and all easements of record.

AGENCY: Hahn Auctioneers, Inc. and its representatives are Exclusive Agents of the sellers.

3% Buyer’s Premium

REAL ESTATE AUCTION Penrod

Thursday, June 19 , 2025 • 6:00 PM

2,108 SQ. FT. HOUSE • 5 LOTS

• OAKWOOD AREA

• GREAT LOCATION

• CLOSE

TO THE LAKE AND THE TOWN OF SYRACUSE

• House is 2,108 Sq. Ft., 1½-story, 5 bedrooms, 3½ baths. The property has five total lots. They are Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 of the Oakwood Park 2nd addition.

MAIN FLOOR INCLUDES:

• 19x27 Living room with wood stove

• 9x15 Kitchen that includes refrigerator, microwave, stove and dishwasher

• 19x17 Master bedroom with double closet and large attached bath with shower and jacuzzi tub

• 10x10 bedroom with closet

• Laundry area with washer and dryer included

• 9x17 bedroom with attached full bath

SECOND FLOOR INCLUDES:

• 9x13 bedroom with closet

• 12x13 bedroom with closet

• Large finished off storage area

OPEN

HOUSE

MONDAY, JUNE 2 • 4-6 PM

The house also has a GFA furnace with central air, two hot water heaters, water softener and basement. There is also a car canopy, back screened-in porch, an outdoor deck, another outdoor patio area and a fire pit area. This property is available to rent a pier spot on Lake Wawasee.

REAL ESTATE TERMS & CONDITIONS

CLOSING: Approximately 30-45 days.

Any announcements made day of the sale take precedence over printed matter.

AUCTIONEER NOTE: Your bidding is not conditional upon financing, so be sure you have arranged financing if needed. For more information on financing or inspection, contact Hahn Auctioneers, Inc.

TAXES: $2,101.88 per year

3% Buyer’s Premium

Dane Penrod, Owner

AUCTION Leathers

JOHN GLENN SCHOOLS

CLOSE TO WALKERTON, LAPAZ & PLYMOUTH

General Information: This is a super, approx. 1,432 sq. ft. ranch house with a 24' x 28' attached garage and a full basement. The house has 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living room w/fireplace, dining area, family room area, 11/2 baths and enclosed front porch. There is a Generac whole property generator with the LP gas tank, FA furnace with central air and 200 amp electric. This house is very well kept and is in very good condition throughout with a brick exterior and some fenced-in yard. The garage/shop is 30' x 36' with a

Can’t make the auction in person? Call us and bid by phone!

DOWN PAYMENT: 10% down payment on the day of the auction with the balance in cash at closing. The down payment may be made in the form of cash, cashier’s check, personal check or corporate check. Your bidding is not conditional upon financing, so be sure you have arranged financing, if needed, and are capable of paying cash at closing.

POSSESSION: At closing. NO BUYER’S PREMIUM ON REAL ESTATE

OPEN HOUSE

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4:00-6:004TH PM or by Appointment

24' x 36' addition. There are 3 overhead doors, wood heat and are nearly maintenancefree. There is also an approx. 36' x 40' detached outbuilding and another garage. The property is nearly all wooded, lots of deer and turkey, and an approx. 11/2 acre pond. Inspect, arrange financing and if you want country living, buy this property!

TAXES: $3,072.56 - 2024 due 2025.

— REAL ESTATE TERMS & CONDITIONS —

EVIDENCE OF TITLE: Seller shall provide an Owner’s Title Insurance policy in the amount of the purchase price.

CLOSING: The balance of the purchase price is due at closing approximately 30 days after presentation of marketable title. Approximately July 21, 2025.

Nice John Deere Gator 4x2 ATV w/Manual Lift, 822 Hrs.; (2) Oliver Model 55 Tractors, Ran Last Year, Gas Has Power Steering, So Does the Diesel, Original State and Condition, Good Restorable Tractors; Case SC or DC Wide Front Tractor; 3 pt. Hydraulic, Heavy Duty Log Splitter with Winch Lift; Oliver Manual Trip Loader for the 55 Tractors; Like New Greenworks Pro 60v Ultra Power Battery-Operated Mower; Husqvarna Model YTH21K46 Hydrostatic Riding Lawn Tractor, 46” Deck; Acetylene Torch Set with Large Wheels, Cart, Both Tanks, Gauges; Nice Miller-Matic 35 Wire Welder with Tank; Heavy Duty Floor Model Variable Speed Drill Press; Lighter Duty Drill Press; Nice Old Florence 77 Hot Blast Pot Belly Stove; Laundry Stove; Troy-Bilt 2550 psi Gas-Powered High Pressure Washer; Large Amount of Varied C-Clamps; Heavy Duty Bench Grinder Mounted on a 5’ Heavy Iron Welding Bench; Older Lincoln Idealarc 250 Welder; Newer Kobalt 42” Workbench with Drawers, Back, and Electric; Single Tub Aluminum Wash Tub; Troy-Bilt 12” Flower Bed Gas-Powered Front Tine Rototiller; Hydraulic 30-Ton Adjustable Press; Like New Predator 4375 3500 Watt Generator; Echo 440 EV Chain Saw; Shindaiwa EC 350 Masonary Saw; Master 150 btu Bullet Heater; Heavy Duty Floor Model Horizontal Band Saw, Variable Speeds; Air Hydraulic Bumper Jack; Battery Charger; Heavy Duty Manual Coats Tire Changer; Bubble Tire Balancer; All Types of Electrical Hand Tools, Grinders, Large Grills, Etc.; Large Boxes of Misc. Hardware; Cast, Freestanding Wood Burning Furnace; Wood Burning

ACREAGE: All tract acreages, dimensions and proposed boundaries are approximate and have been estimated based on current legal descriptions and/or aerial photos.

DEED: Sellers shall provide Warranty Deed(s).

EASEMENTS: Sale of the property is subject to any and all easements of record.

AGENCY: Hahn Auctioneers, Inc. and its representatives are Exclusive Agents of the sellers.

Stove with Fan; Numerous Misc. Toolboxes, Some Stackable, by Redline and Others; Varied Hand Tools; Hydraulic Floor Jack; Stanley 500 Amp Starter Pack; 150 Gal. Gas Tank with Electric Pump on Skids; Gas Powered Fish Line Trimmer; (2) 60 Gal. Propane Tanks That Are Full; Large Amount of Varied Chain, Binders, Ratchet Binders; Heavy Steel Counter-Balance Weight, Fits in Payloader; Misc. Piles of Scrap Including Two Old Radiators; Steel Cutter Bar; Old Stationary Buzz Saw; (2) Older Backhoe Buckets; Heavy Built 12’ Bed Truck Frame Dual Wheeled Trailer; 8’ 3 pt. Spring Tooth Harrow; Wheelbarrows; Gas Powered Echo Telescoping Chain Saw; Pull Type Lawn and Garden Seeder; Plastic Tubs with Lids; LP Tanks; Planters; Steel and Poly Work Horses; Central Pneumatic Portable 2 hp 150 psi Late Model Air Compressor; Numerous Other Acetylene Torch Tanks To Be Sold Separate, Tanks Only; Hydraulic Cherry Picker; Pullsar 98 cc Home Generator 2200 Watt, Used Once; T-Posts; Post Pounders; Pull-Type Lawn Wheel Rake; (2) Nice Werner 10’ Fiberglass Step Ladders; Very Nice Fiberglass 24’ Extension Ladders; Other Misc. Ladders; Lawn Carts; Enormous Amount of Misc. Hardware, Auto Pieces, Anything Found in an Old Shop from the ’40s; Large Amount of Misc. Mechanic Books from ’40s and ’50s; (2) Sears Metal Detector In Case; Old Hobart 30 lb. Capacity 16” Face Hanging Scales; 4’ Tall Poly Lawn and Garden Hand Tool Bin; Numerous and Various Lawn & Garden Hand Tools;

Old 36” School/Church Bell with 32” Hand Wheel, Mounted on Frame; Very nice Ithaca Model 500 12 ga. 3" over/under 1 Trigger Shotgun; Ithaca Model 37T 12 Gauge Pump Featherlight Shotgun with Vent Rib; Very Nice Marlin Patent 1897 Hammer Pump 12 Gauge Shotgun; Very Nice Remington Gamemaster Model 750 35 Rem Pump Rifle with Scope; Newer H&R 12 Gauge Slug Pump Shotgun, Synthetic Stock; H&R Parker Type .410 Gauge Single Shot Shotgun; Gamo Varmint 1250 Pellet Gun with Scope; Iver Johnson 32 Cal. Antique Revolver; Colt Automatic 25 Cal. Pistol; Bursa Thunder 380 cc Pistol Shot One Mag; Winchester Model 06 .22 Cal. Pump Rifle; Mossberg Model 64 Bolt-Action .22 Cal. Rifle with Scope; JC Higgins .22 Cal. Semi-Auto Rifle; Very Old Premier .22 Cal. Bolt-Action Rifle; Crossbow; Very Nice 15" Cannon, Fires Black Powder on Cason, Replica; Approx. 50 Boxes Varied Ammo - 12 Ga., .22 Cal. and Others; Nice Cannon Push Button Combination 30" Wide Gun Safe; V-Bottom Approx. 12' Aluminum Fishing Boat; Ice Pal Fishing Box for Ice Fishing; Old Tackle Box with Lots of Old Wooden Baits

2-Door White Textured Refrigerator; Nice White Textured Approx. 20 Cu. Ft. ChestType Freezer; Nice Whirlpool Top Load 2-In-1 White Automatic Washer; Whirlpool Gas Dryer; Galanz Approx. 6 Cu. Ft. Apartment Refrigerator; Charbroil LP Gas Grill with Side Burner; Nice Stainless Toshiba Under-Counter Microwave; Like New Volcano Collapsible Grill for Survival; Kerosene Heater; Eden Pure Heater; Air Purifier; Varied Small Electrical Appliances; Varied Old Bowls; New In Box All American Pressure Canner; 4-Drawer Oak Dresser, No Mirror; Brown Reclining Electric Lift Chair; Other Reclining Chairs, One with Remote; 60” Flatscreen Samsung TV; 32” Phillips Flat Screen TV with Remote; Kerosene Lights; Old Antique Commode w/Marble Top and Double Oil Lamp Sconces; Old 1920s Floor Lamp and Other Varied Floor and Table Lamps; Artsey 3-Drawer Painted Chest of Drawers; Electric Free Standing Fireplace; Square Oak 4-Legged Solid Table with 6 Leaves; 1910 Oak 62” Sideboard with Metal Tear Drop Poles; Very Nice 1920s Wooden Arm Chair with Earth Tone

Covering; Raised Panel One-Piece Newer Solid Oak Pantry Cabinet; Super Nice Duncan Phyfe Pediment Wood Claw-Fronted Secretary Bookcase; Numerous Whatnots, Collectibles, Etc.; Varied Depression Wall Tables, Magazine Racks, Etc.; Nice Full Size Bed with Box Springs and Mattress - No Headboard; Round Marble Top Walnut Fern Stand; Nice Oak 3-Drawer Commode with Splash Back; 1940s 2-Drawer Cabinet; Beautiful Antique Oak 4-Drawer Chest of Drawers with Fancy Top Back and Double Glove Boxes; (2) Wicker Patio Arm Chairs; Wicker Table and Two Chairs for Patio; Large Home Office Desk; Nice 8x11 Area Rug - Not Persian But That Style; Other Rugs; Misc. Kitchen Utensils; Old Falk Tobacco Tin; Handlan Virginia Rail Road Lantern; 5 Gal. Jug; Coal Buckets; Old Metal Pail; Old Aluminum Coca-Cola Chest - Original; #2 Meal Grinder, 6" Wheel; Varied Cast Iron Skillets; Crock Bowls; Misc. Crocks; Old Wall Mirrors; Pictures; Other Varied Household Primitives; Nice Painting By Linda Bennet; (2) Stainless Type Metro 3’ 4-Shelf Racks; Blow-Up Mattress and Sleeping Bag; (4) Orange Blossom Casserole Dishes with Lids; Portable Electric Heaters; Varied Cupboards and Cabinets In The Garage; 2-Door Vinyl Pantry Cabinet; Varied Tupperware; Christmas Dishes; Fall Dishes; Large Amount of Varied Christmas and Fall Décor

REAL ESTATE AUCTION

The Former Wilson Farm

Auction Held On Site

Property & Auction Location: 3 miles north of Culver, Ind. on St. Rd. 17 or 6 miles south of Plymouth, Ind. on St. Rd. 17 to 14th Rd., then east 3/4 mile. Watch for Hahn Auction signs.

NOTE: The seller owns the 8" well, pump and motor. The tenant owns the towers, phase converter and hyd. pump which could be purchased from tenant.

REAL ESTATE TAXES: $3,043.16 per year or approx. $30.00 per acre. Will be split beween buyer and seller 50/50. 1% BUYER’S PREMIUM WILL APPLY Wednesday, June 25,

REAL ESTATE TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Can't make the auction in person? Call us and bid by phone!

EVIDENCE OF TITLE: Seller shall provide an Owner’s Title Insurance policy in the amount of the purchase price.

CLOSING: The balance of the purchase price is due at closing approximately 30 days after presentation of marketable title. Approximately July 25, 2025.

POSSESSION: The buyer receives possession of the approx. 10 acres of woodland at closing. The tillable land has a tenant that pays $13,000 per year. For 2025, that rent will be split 50/50; half to seller and half to buyer.

ACREAGE: All tract acreages, dimensions and proposed boundaries are approximate and have been estimated based on current legal descriptions and/or aerial photos.

DEED: Sellers shall provide Warranty Deed(s).

EASEMENTS: Sale of the property is subject to any and all easements of record.

AGENCY: Hahn Auctioneers, Inc. and its representatives are Exclusive Agents of the sellers.

AUCTION

East of

New Paris, Ind. on CR 46 1 mile to CR 25, then south approx. 21/2 miles at 71089 CR 25 New Paris, Ind. 46553

Thursday, June 26, 2025 • 6:00 PM

Large 4 BR House

34 x 40 Shop

Potting Shed

Attached Garage

ALL SITUATED ON 10.2 ACRES WITH A LOT OF WOODS!

GENERAL INFO: This is a very nice country property with a lot of wooded acreage. The house is approx. 3,134 total finished sq. ft. It has a total of 10 rooms. There are 4 bedroom, 2 baths, 101/2 x 131/2 kitchen, 16 x 24 family room, 161/2 x 19 dining room and it has an attached 22 x 22 garage. The wood laminate floors and carpet are new in 2024 and 2025. There are many newer replacement windows. The house is heated by LP gas. It has window AC and the house has 100 amps as well as the shop.

Fairfield Schools

OPEN Sunday,HOUSE June 8 4 to 6 pm

to Goshen, Syracuse & Nappanee

There is a masonry fireplace and other cool things. INSPECT, ARRANGE FINANCING AND BE THE BUYER! TAX AMOUNT: $3,500.36 per year.

Taxes 2024 due 2025 will be prorated as of closing date.

Can't make the auction in person? Call us and bid by phone!

EASEMENTS: Sale of the property is subject to any and all easements of record.

DEED: Sellers shall provide Warranty Deed(s).

EVIDENCE OF TITLE: Seller shall provide an Owner's Title Insurance policy in the amount of the purchase price.

CLOSING: The balance of the purchase price is due at closing, approximately 45 days after presentation of marketable title. Approximately August 4, 2025.

POSSESSION: At closing.

ACREAGE: All tract acreages, dimensions and proposed boundaries are approximate and have been estimated based on current legal descriptions and/or aerial photos.

AGENCY: Hahn Auctioneers, Inc. and its representatives are Exclusive Agents of the seller.

Aaron J. & Amanda L. Apple, Owners

Brown Real Estate & Personal Property AUCTION

Monday, June 30, 2025

3 PARCELS • HOUSE • BUILDING 8 ACRES PARTIALLY WOODED

Very quiet setting!

House sits up where you are looking over the woods and creek area from the house.

Parcel #1: 2 Acres. This is a beautiful property located close to Ligonier with a 3440 sq ft house, 30x49 bank style barn with loft.

The house has a walk-out basement and includes the following:

• Kitchen/Dining room is 29x14 • Very nice stainless steel refrigerator/freezer Gas stove top • Dishwasher • Oven • Built in microwave • Beautiful custom oak cabinets Solid surface counter top • L-shape bar eating area • Kitchen has a walk-in pantry

• 8x20 sunroom with heat and A/C

• 12x16 family room with fire place, fire place is double sided

• 19x26 bedroom with attached full bath and large walk-in-closet

• 23x30 rec room with a lap pool, lap pool not being used but everything there to make it run including pool heater, rec room has its own furnace

• Full bath on main level • 10x13 bedroom with large closet

• Lower level has 11x13 bedroom with attached full bath and walk-in-closet

• GFA furnace • Central air • Water softener • 4” well

• 11x20 family room with gas fire place, stone and wood beam mantel

• 8x9 laundry room with Maytag washer and dryer • Sink in laundry room

• 23x28 garage with double garage door

• Generac whole house generator • 200 amp electric

• 8x9 office off the side of the garage

• Landscaping is very nice, very well maintained, • White grapes • Apple tree

• Metal roof on house and barn, pellet stove in barn

• Large amount of decks and patio areas • Asphalt driveway

Parcel 2: Will be a potential building lot with 3.94 acres and includes:

• Grape arbors • 24 vines • Sweet and sour cherries • Apple tree

Parcel 3: Swing tract with 2.25 acres partially wooded

Real estate taxes on parcel number 1 are $2,481.40, Parcel 2 $467.56, Parcel 3 $232.28

GEO TRACKER • WINE MAKING ITEMS • SHOP TOOLS • FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD

1999 Geo Tracker with 194K miles with front mount snow blade and title, runs 5 speed manual transmission; 60” Bunton mower, no seat, transmission does not work, presently being used to pull behind the Geo Tracker to mow field; garden cart with seat; Delta 10” table saw; Generac 800 watt generator; hand tools; floor model bench grinder; floor model toolbox; croquet set; Trek men’s bike; Ariens riding lawn mower 20HP 38” deck; lawn wagon; Craftsman 6.75 HP power washer; yard machine walk behind snow blower; hand cart; hose reels; small yard pull type sprayer; grape press; other wine making material; like new grape press with electric motor; aluminum ext. ladder; 4x8 single axle wood side utility trailer; large oak table with two leaves 6 chairs and 1 captain; oak armed couch, chairs, end table and coffee table; oak armed glider rocker with ottoman; boat shaped bookcase; wrought iron full size bed with mattress; pallet board style bookcase; very nice Hoosier kitchen cabinet with porcelain top; varied end tables; lights; pictures; outdoor patio furniture; misc. household.

or Check w/proper ID Credit

with Convenience Fee. Any Announcements Made Day of Sale Take Precedence Over Printed Matter Contact Auctioneers for complete terms and conditions on real estate.

WHY CHOOSE SPRAY FOAM

REAL ESTATE AUCTION

Improvements: 24’ x 36’ A framed home on full basement w/loft; kitchen, dining, bath, and living area on main floor with back to back fireplaces, 2 – 8’ x 24’ decks, 8’ x 22’ deck; bedroom in the loft with 2 large closets and 4’ deck; bedroom, bath, kitchenette/dining area, living area with wood burner, mechanical/laundry room on the lower level with 2 patio doors; 24’ x 32’ detached 3 car garage with 12’ x 32’ addition that has roll up garage doors at both ends, 6’ x 12’ chain link dog pen with dog house, 8’ x 12’ utility/garden shed, on approx. 13.44 acres of very nice rolling wooded land. Lots of tall trees. Lots of wildlife!! St Joseph County, Fabius Township, Three Rivers Michigan Public School district

Real Estate Terms & Conditions: Buyer to pay 10% down as earnest money deposit at the conclusion of the real estate auction. The balance of the purchase price to be paid at time of closing. Keep in mind that your bidding is NOT contingent upon financing or inspections, so be certain that you have arranged for financing or inspections, if you need them, and are capable of paying the balance at closing. This property is being sold subject to successor trustee’s approval.

Closing: Approx. 30 days after auction. Possession: Day of closing Taxes: To be prorated to date of closing.

— Open House Dates — Tuesday, June 10 from 4:00-5:30 pm or Saturday, June 21 from 1:00-2:30

We are accepting phone bids on this real estate auction prior to the auction*. Lewis & Lambright, Inc., the auction company, & the auctioneer are agents of the sellers. Check the ad on Auctionzip.com for more pictures of the property.

*Please call Elvie Frey at 260-463-1396 to register and to place your bids anytime prior to the auction close date. Auctioneer will be on site by 4:00pm on auction day. We will finalize bidding right after 5:00 pm bidding deadline. “Soft Close” call Elvie for more Info.

Borkholder

VINYL & CONSTRUCTION

62706 Nottawa Rd. Sturgis, MI 49091

PH. (269) 659-8588

FAX. (269) 651-2012

Are you wanting to make a statement with your deck?

We can help you with:

• Vinyl Railing (cut to custom length)

• Aluminum Railing

• Clubhouse Decking

• Structural Columns

• Millboard Decking

• All Kinds of Colors & Styles

• Low Voltage & Solar Lighting

• Yanmar Mini Excavator

Cab Heat and A/C

Hydraulic thumb

12” & 18” Buckets

• RT165 Track Skidloader

Cab Heat & A/C

• RT165 Wheel Skidloader

Cab Heat & A/C

1/2 Day = 4 hours

Full Day = 8 hours

1/2 Day Minimum rental

Skidloader Attachments:

Augers: 12”, 18”, and 30”

Montana Post Pounder

DA Driveway Grader

Fertilizer Spreader

Manure Bucket

Pallet Forks

6’ Bush Hog

Delivery and Pickup available

PHONE BID

REAL ESTATE AUCTION

PROPERTY LOCATED: 1½ miles east of the SR 5 & US 20 junction in Shipshewana, IN on US 20

ADDRESS: 6370 W US 20, LaGrange, IN 46761

9.5 ACRES • HOUSE • BARN/SHOP • WOODS

Phone bids accepted until 4:00 PM on Wednesday, June 18, 2025.

HOUSE: 36’x70’ 2-story with a 20’x20’ sun room, 9’x56’ open front porch, rear open deck with new decking & railing, full walk-out basement, 6 bedrooms, 2¾ baths (master bath has Jacuzzi tub & walk-in shower), LP lights throughout, E-Z Glo LP heating stove, wood stove type fireplace, hot water heat register 6500 EU Honda generator

BARN/SHOP: 36’x56’ with 8’ lean on 2 sides, barn has 1 box stall and 3 tie stalls, shop area is 36’x40’

STORAGE SHED: 16’x20’

Lots of privacy with good deer hunting!

Public welcome to inspect this real estate Thursdays from 4-6 PM or by appointment with the auctioneers.

Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 4:00 PM on Wednesday, June 18, 2025. Starting bid is $850,000. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions at 260-499-0216 or 260-499-0093.

TERMS: 5% down (non-refundable) upon accepted offer on June 18, 2025 with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 45 days after the auction with possession given at closing. Taxes will be pro-rated. Sellers have the right to reject any or all bids. Any announcements made by the auctioneers take precedence over printed matter.

PHONE BID

REAL ESTATE AUCTION

PROPERTY LOCATED: 5 miles north of Sturgis, MI on M-66 to Banker Rd, follow Banker Rd east 1½ miles to Hidden Hill Dr. ADDRESS: 63549 Hidden Hill Dr, Sturgis, MI 49091

10.63 ACRES • HOUSE • BARN/SHOP • POND

HOUSE: 32’x44’ 1½ story with a 16’x22’ attached wash house, 10’x30’ open front porch, full walk-out basement, 4 bedrooms (3 with walk-in closets), 2½ baths, library, walk-in pantry, in-floor hot water heat, Kinetico water softener, air purifier

600 AH lithium 6000W solar system

1000-gallon LP tank

BARN/SHOP: 30’x36’ bank barn with a 6’ overhang, barn has 3 box stalls & 4 tie stalls, ground level is shop area and upper level is hay loft ½ Acre farm pond • Fruit trees

Grapes, blueberries, black raspberries, strawberries, herb garden, asparagus, rhubarb

AUCTIONEER NOTE: This is a very well-kept property with a private drive that is ¼ mile off the road. It is also across the road from Perrin Lake landing. Approx. 7 acres woods with good hunting.

Public welcome to inspect this real estate Thurs, May 22 and Tues, May 27 from 3:00-5:00 PM or by appointment with the auctioneers.

Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 4:30 PM on Wed, June 18, 2025. Starting bid is $400,000. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions at 260-499-0216 or 260-499-0093.

Owners: MATTHEW & IDA MAE MILLER

PHONE BID REAL ESTATE AUCTION

Owners: JAKE & LAURA MILLER

Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 4:00 PM on Friday, June 20, 2025. Starting bid is $175,000. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions at 260-499-0216 or 260-499-0093.

TERMS: 10% down (non-refundable) upon accepted offer on June 20, 2025 with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 60 days after the auction. Sellers have the right to reject any or all bids. Any announcements made by the auctioneers take precedence over printed matter.

Owners: MYRON & JANET MILLER

PROPERTY ADDRESS: 145 E. North Village Dr, Shipshewana, IN

SHIPSHE PIZZA & MINI-GOLF LLC

• This real estate includes 1.7 acres which is currently in a PUD and high traffic area located ½ mile north of Shipshewana, IN on State Rd 5.

• Shipshe Pizza business has an approx. 1,150 sq.ft. building and specializes in delivery, dine-in and carry-out pizza business. Equipment includes pizza oven, 2-door and 3-door refrigerators, upright and walkin freezers, toaster, racking, fryer, prep table, bun machine and more.

• Shipshe 18-hole mini golf includes a pavilion, equipment and new LED outdoor lights. Approximately 75% of the course has been upgraded!

Here’s your chance to purchase a pizza and mini-golf business in a high traffic location along State Rd 5 in Shipshewana!

For an appointment or more information, contact Chupp Auctions.

Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 5:00 PM on Wed, June 18, 2025. Starting bid is $400,000. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions at 260-499-0216 or 260-499-0093.

TERMS: 5% down (non-refundable) upon accepted offer on June 18, 2025 with balance due at closing. Closing approx. 45 days after the auction. Sellers have the right to reject any or all bids. Any announcements made by the auctioneers take precedence over printed matter.

PHONE BID AUCTION

FURNITURE BUSINESS

Hoosier Crafts is a manufacturer of established product lines including hutches, buffets, sideboards, bookcases and more. In business for 19 years with 5 current employees. INCLUDED:

• Customer base with established dealers

• Job training

• Inventory

• Equipment including air compressor, (2) table saws, many racks, edge sander, wide belt sander, planer, shaper, band saws, drill presses, face frame rack, dust collector & pipes, radial arm saw, chop saw, pockethole machine, sanding tables, plus lots more!

• Option to purchase John Deere diesel

For private inspection and consultation of the business, contact Myron Miller at 574-642-3796.

Here’s your chance to purchase an established business that will have orders waiting for you! Currently Hoosier Crafts has orders that will take 6 to 8 weeks to process.

We Specialize In Y OUR Auction

PUBLIC AUCTION

LOCATED: ½ mile south of Shipshewana, IN on SR 5 to 200N, east 3 miles to 500W, south ½ mile

ADDRESS: 1565 N 500 W, Shipshewana, IN 46565

THURS, JUNE 19, 2025 • 3:30 PM

TRACTORS • FARM MISC • HARNESS: Ford 9N tractor with Sherman transmission & lights • Ford 8N Jubilee tractor; 8’x16’ double axle flat bed trailer with small sides; 5’ King Cutter brush hog; 25’ bale elevator with 5hp Kawasaki; leather & bio Standardbred harness; collars; pony harness; misc. harness parts; forks & shovels; single tree; horse blankets; buggy robes; 1000 gallon LP tank with approx. 25% fuel • 250 gallon diesel fuel tank 1998 OW Yoder surrey buggy with brakes & LED lights SHOP EQUIPMENT: Scotchman Model 5014 TM3 Turant 50-ton iron worker with lots of punches (sells with reserve); Iveco 2006 40kw genset with 8970 hours; Ingersoll Rand 5hp Model 2340 air compressor; 500-gallon air tank; Miller 252 wire welder with gas tank; Miller 252 wire welder -like new; (12) welding clamps; Lincoln 250 stick welder with 20’ cord, 2½ boxes of new rods, 1030 welding wire; 4’x4’ welding table with a 2-slab 7/8” top; Smith cutting torch on cart with tanks & 7 extra tips; bench-top drill press with air motor; table saw; chop saw; 14” metal chop saw with 4 blades; smaller air metal band saw; (4) band saw blades; South Bend 32” lathe with 3 & 4 jaw chucks & tooling; Jet 17” 3/4hp floor model drill press; heavy duty iron bender; 3-phase 20”x36” breaker box; 2’x2’x6’ Smoke Eater with (5) new pre-filters & (1) new filter; Hosfield bender with (37) dies; (2) large bolt bins with contents; cherry picker; 5000 lb. air jack; tabletop drill press; bench grinder; Makita 8” metal grinder; hog nose; Drill Doctor; brazing rods; 1000 lb. chain hoist; (2) 5hp Honda engines; 7hp Robin LP motor with 2900 belt-driven Northstar generator; DeWalt 8” metal grinder; various air tools; portable air compressor with 5hp motor; small portable air compressor; 14” bench-top belt sander with round disc; battery charger; electric motor; shop vac; ratchet set; handyman jack; SnapOn crescent wrench set; SnapOn gear puller; SnapOn pliers & wrench; tap & die set; lots of misc. hand tools including vise grips, socket sets, pipe cutter, hammers, allen wrenches, 36” aluminum pipe wrench & more; air hoses; lots of drill bits; Remington nailer; dial caliper; air paint sprayer; comealongs; 36” bolt cutter; 6-pc steel file set; old buzz saw blades; (3) 500W halogen lights; GUNS • BOW: 50 cal. Knight inline muzzleloader with scope; Mossberg .30-06 bolt action with scope & bipod; (2) Mossberg 500 12 ga.; Mossberg 500 rifled 12 ga. slug barrel; Bear compound bow; OUTDOOR MISC. • LAWN & GARDEN: Stihl & Echo chainsaws; (2) Snapper 20” lawn mowers; (2) new washline T-posts made out of 2” tubing & black powder coated; potato digger; lawn fertilizer spreader; wheelbarrow; scoop shovels; lawn & garden tools; tree trimmer; garden hoses; electric hedge trimmer; post driver; clevises; log chains; 36” round steel patio table; (2) New metal campfire rings

ANTIQUES: WWII steel neck yoke; monkey wrenches; draw knife; sheep shear; (2) hammers; hand corn planters; (3) hog scalers; hog ringer; popcorn popper; wooden desk chair; #32 electric meat grinder on stand -great condition

HOUSEHOLD: Queen & full size beds; 6-yr crib with bedding; night stands; hall tree; (2) bed frames; 9-drawer dresser with 2 mirrors; treadle sewing machine; 4-drawer, 4-door hutch; (6) dining room chairs with (2) captains; large size Dennis Miller coal stove; wood box; (2) red Coleman lanterns; wooden toy box; small table; pressure cooker; stainless steel bowls; (3) LP lights with shades; meat saw; glass & granite pie pans; exercise bike; hockey sticks; glass jars with lids; books; misc. magazines including Readers Digest, Family Life & Young Companion; much more!

TERMS: Cash or check. Food will be available by Little Acorn School. Not responsible for accidents. Any announcements made day of auction take precedence over printed matter.

Owners: RICHARD & SUANNA MILLER

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PUBLIC AUCTION

LOCATED: 1 mile south of Wakarusa, IN on SR 19 to CR 42, west ½ mile

ADDRESS: 28347 CR 42, Wakarusa, IN

THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2025

Beginning at 3:30 PM

2000 Ford F-350 2WD Powerstroke V8 diesel flatbed, 211,000 miles

1997 Dodge Dakota Sport V6 Magnum, 116,000 miles

John Deere Utility tractor with loader

John Deere 6x4 Gator

18’ 2-axle flatbed trailer, ramps & winch

Hustler 72” Super Z mower

Clark propane forklift

8’x12’ Utility barn • 15’ V-nose boat & trailer

FARM MISC • 2 FORKLIFTS • 2 SNOWMOBILES: Older

Mitsubishi propane forklift; Ford bush hog; tractor bucket forks; skid loader bucket; Artic Cat Bearcat snowmobile; Ski Doo Tundra snowmobile;

SHOP TOOLS • OUTDOOR MISC: Pallet jack; 50-gallon

diesel tank with 12V pump; Husqvarna chainsaw; Husqvarna push mower; (2) tool chests; metal storage cabinet; aluminum storage box for van; LP tanks; misc. tools; cordless pole saw; Coleman 1850W generator; aluminum extension ladder; aluminum step ladder; tackle boxes; fishing poles; gas jugs; wheelbarrow; garden tools; older Evinrude boat motor with stand; portable camping grill; GUNS: Winchester Model 58-22; Savage Model 220A .410; Stevens Model 22 .410; Berretta .22 short pistol; Arrow pellet gun;

FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD • ANTIQUES: Antique oak buffet; antique oak dresser; antique oak chest of drawers; (2) oak hutches; cherry curio cabinet; oak kitchen table & chairs; dining room table & chairs; sofa; end tables; bed; dresser; chest of drawers; twin bed; bookcase; (2) metal storage cabinets; misc. glassware including some Fenton; tea cup & saucer collection; antique 5-gallon wooden churn; antique child’s wicker push buggy; Bob Knight autographed basketball; coolers; all kinds of decorations; coffee percolator; ping pong table; plus many more items to mention…

TERMS: Food will be available. Not responsible for accidents. Any announcements made day of auction take precedence over printed matter.

Owners: DANIEL & ORPHA HERSCHBERGER

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PUBLIC AUCTION

LOCATED: 1½ miles east of Centreville, MI on M-86 to Rambadt Rd, north 2 miles to the Lonnie Bontrager residence

ADDRESS: 59014 Rambadt Rd, Centreville, MI

SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 2025

Beginning at 9:00 AM

12’ Single axle V-nose enclosed trailer with brakes Lister 44hp 3-cyl. Diesel with twin disc clutch, works good SHOP TOOLS • CONSTRUCTION TOOLS • LINE SHAFT TOOLS: 18” table saw w/48”

Biesmeyer rip fence; Grizzly 10” table saw on portable stand set up for a gas engine; Roto carve copier for table saw; tools set up for line shaft include 48” wood lathe w/knives, Grizzly 4-bag dust collector, Grizzly shaper, 18” Grizzly band saw, Foley Belsaw 12” planer/molder & (2) Grizzly drill presses; lots of different size line shafts; Foley Belsaw 12” planer/molder w/elect. motor; homemade glue clamping table on wheels; small Foley Belsaw dual head drum sander; Vega lathe copier; SpeedAire & Saylor Beall 5hp 2-stage air compressors; portable air compressor w/5hp Honda; Van Mark 10'6” trim brake; trim coil unrolling table; 20’ alum. walking plank; alum. ext. ladder; Montgomery Ward concrete mixer; wood & fiberglass ext. ladders; 6’ & 8’ fiberglass step ladders; (4) sets of scaffolding; old Edwards #10B manual steel shear; 3-ton engine hoist; old hand-crank flat steel roller; 3500W McCulloch portable generator; Craftsman router on stand; Craftsman 10” bench-top table saw; DeWalt 20” jig saw; 10hp Honda engine; new 5hp Honda engine w/gear reduction; (3) truck tool boxes; (2) side tool boxes; set of alum. ramps; bull float w/handles & concrete broom; concrete come-along; work benches & organizer bins; handyman jack; large pipe vise w/legs; pipe cutter & threader set; (4) platform carts; DeWalt scroll saw; (2) air paint sprayers; bench vises; David White transit; (2) air coil roofing nailers; Senco air framing nailer & stapler; DeWalt belt sander; 18-pc router bit set; all kinds of elec. tools including circular saws, jig saw, angle grinder, rotozip, angle drill, routers & more; 1-ton chain hoist; new 3-ton car jack; DeWalt laser transit w/tripod; 250-gal. fuel tank on legs; portable work bench; tool chests; many air tools & wrenches; furniture clamps; anvil; socket sets; roller conveyors; hardwood nailer; Hitzer shop stove; lumber racks; STEEL • LUMBER: Several pallets of steel including flat steel, C-channel, angle iron, pipes & wire; pallet of airline pipes; lots & lots of kiln dried furniture grade lumber including Red Oak, White Oak, Cherry & Walnut; veneer plywood; lots of framing lumber; treated 4”x4” posts; vinyl guttering; large assortment of grade 5 & 8 machinery bolts; FARM MISC • OUTDOOR MISC: 24”x48” wagon with racks; (2) 8’ farm gates; water tanks; neck yokes; horse collars; buggy wheel stands; buggy wheel hubs & spokes; (2) wheelbarrows; Homelite weed eater; horse-drawn garden cultivator; push-type garden cultivator; steel post pounder; 8’ vinyl picnic table; 6’ Lifetime picnic table; small wagon with dump bed; patio table; log chains & chain binders; fence stretcher; all kinds of garden tools; reel-type mower; bird feeders; (4) vinyl patio chairs; (2) new 50’ garden hoses; HOUSEHOLD: New Amana elec. washer & dryer; new Amana glass-top elec. kitchen range; new microwave; elec. chest freezer; nice rolltop desk; nice kitchen table & 6 chairs; entertainment center; (2) glider rockers; chest of drawers; new full-size mattress set; 8’ folding tables; office chairs; card table set; 4-drawer fireproof file cabinet; elec. keyboard; full size bed -complete; hall tree; new Epson printer/copier; new Presto deep fryer; computer desk; Dial & Sew treadle sewing machine w/cabinet; new humidifier; 31-day wall clock; mantle clock; Coleman lantern; Coleman camp stoves; misc. bedding; stainless steel milk strainer; magazine rack; all kinds of magazines; noodle maker; cedar-lined chest; hand meat grinder; office desk; air mattress; LOTS OF NEW IN BOX stainless steel bowls, knives & cookware; ANTIQUES • PRIMITIVES: Railroad jack; 3-dozen egg carrier; buggy wrenches; pitcher pump; hay knife; foot corn cutter; buggy jack; wheel measuring tool; platform scale; hand-crank seeder; flat belt splicer; cow chains; steel tongs; tenon cutter & cone; hand planes; bale hooks; scythe; Eagle fuel cans; Ford wrench; Griswold #8 skillet; Wagner #8 skillet; NOTICE: This is an abbreviated list! Many more items too numerous to mention!

For any questions about items in this auction, contact Dan Bontrager at 660-254-5501.

Owner: AMOS BONTRAGER

TERMS: Cash or check. Food will be available by Pleasant View School. Not responsible for accidents. Any announcements made day of auction take precedence over printed matter.

REAL ESTATE AUCTION

PROPERTY LOCATED: 3 miles north of Topeka, IN on 600W to 400S, west 2 miles OR 6½ miles south of Shipshewana, IN on SR 5 to 400S, west 1/8 mile • Auction to be held on site, 8125 W 400 S, Topeka •

TUESDAY, JULY 8, 2025

Beginning at 6:00 PM

75 ACRES • 7 PARCELS • 2 HOUSES 2 SHOPS • FARM BLDGS

PARCEL #1: 16.5 ACRES & BLDGS

ADDRESS: 8125 W 400 S, Topeka, IN 46571

HOUSE: 32’x40’ 1½ story with full basement, 12’x24’ attached entrance and wash house, 12’x14’ attached porch, 4 bedrooms, 1 full bath

SHOP: 40’x60’ lined and fully insulated with full length attic storage with stairs, 12V lights throughout, shop comes with 300-gallon LP tank, 2 wall heaters, on-demand water heater with hydrant BARN: 36’x62’, 16’x36’ attached lean, 36’x36’ attached tramp shed, 14’x24’ attached addition, barn has 7 box stalls and 7 tie stalls, 12V lights throughout HORSE BARN: 24’x36’ with a 34’x55’ addition, 10 box stalls, 9 tie stalls, 12V lights throughout HOOP BUILDING: 30’x70’

PARCEL #2: 3.9 ACRES BARE LAND

PARCEL #3: 8.5 ACRES BARE LAND

PARCEL #4: 8.5 ACRES BARE LAND

PARCEL #5: 19 ACRES BARE LAND

with a 100’ lane off of SR 5. This parcel is approximately 50% wooded with deer and turkey!

PARCEL #6: 11.5 ACRES BARE LAND

PARCEL #7: 7.1 ACRES & BUILDINGS

ADDRESS: 8175 W 400 S, Topeka, IN 46571

HOUSE: 32’x40’ 1½ story with full basement, 21’x16’ attached wash house and entrance, 12’x14’ attached porch, 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath

SHOP: 28’x44’ lined and insulated

BARN: 34’x50’ with 1 box stall, 3 tie stalls, tramp shed and buggy storage

All footages and acreages are approximate and will be determined with final survey if needed.

Parcels may be purchased separately or as a combination.

Public welcome to inspect this real estate Tuesdays from 4:00-6:00 PM or by appointment with the auctioneers.

TERMS: 5% down (non-refundable) evening of the auction with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 60 days after the auction with possession given 2 weeks after closing or sooner. NOTICE: Parcel #7 closing will be approximately November 1, 2025 with possession given approximately December 1, 2025. Sellers to pay all 2025 real estate taxes due in 2026, except for Parcel #7 which will have the taxes pro-rated. Survey, if needed, to be provided by the sellers. Sellers have the right to reject any or all bids. Any announcements made by the auctioneers take precedence over printed matter.

PHONE BID

REAL ESTATE AUCTION

PROPERTY LOCATED: 2 miles north of LaGrange, IN on SR 9 to 200N, west ¾ mile ADDRESS: 0770 W 200 N, LaGrange, IN 46761

7.1 ACRES • HOUSE • SHOP •2 BARNS

Phone bids accepted until 4:00 PM on Monday, July 7, 2025.

HOUSE: 32’x40’ 2-story with full basement, attached entrance, 6 bedrooms, 1½ baths, large walk-in pantry, hardwood flooring, new windows & siding, new 48V solar battery pack system

SHOP: 40’x48’

BARN: 30’x136’ with 6 tie stalls and 2 box stalls, new metal roof

BARN: 24’x44’ Mature trees

Public welcome to inspect this real estate Tuesdays from 4:00-6:00 PM or by appointment with the auctioneers.

Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 4:00 PM on Monday, July 7, 2025. Starting bid is $375,000. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions at 260-499-0216 or 260-499-0093.

TERMS: 5% down (non-refundable) upon accepted offer on July 7, 2025 with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 45 days after the auction with possession given Nov.1, 2025. Sellers to pay $1000 rent from day of closing to date of possession. Taxes to be pro-rated. Sellers have the right to reject any or all bids. Any announcements made by the auctioneers take precedence over printed matter.