7 The Kansas ChiefThursday, Nov. 8, 2018

LAND SALEINVITATION TO BID

NOTICE TO SUCCESSFUL BIDDER: The successful bidder will be notified on or before 5:00 P.M.on November 19, 2018.

TERMS OF SALE: If any bid is accepted, the successful bidder will be required to enter into awritten contract for purchase of the property. Such contract will include the following terms: (1) Tenpercent (10%) of sale price paid at time contract is signed. (2) Balance of sale price payable at timeBuyer is delivered deed and Owners Policy of Title Insurance showing good title vested in Buyer. (3)Sellers will pay taxes for 2018 and prior years. 2019 taxes paid by Buyer. (4) No survey of the tract will bemade by Sellers. (5) Buyer may assume possession of the property upon closing. (6) Property sold in“as is” condition.

REJECTION OF BIDS: Sellers reserve the right to reject any and all bids submitted.

FURTHER INFORMATION: Contact Euler Law Offices, LLC, PO Box 326, 137 S. Main, Troy, KS66087, jeulerlaw@rainbowtel.net, Tel: 785-985-4000 or Burnace Hartman (816) 387-6148

TIME AND PLACE FORSUBMITTING BIDS:

Sealed bids for purchase of above describedproperty will be accepted

until 4:00 P.M. on Nov. 15, 2018,by Euler Law Offices, LLC,

PO Box 326, 137 S. Main, Troy, KS 66087.Bids may be submitted

by mail or by personal delivery.PROPERTY FOR SALE:The West

75 acres of the Northwest Quarter ofSection 19, Township 3 South, Range21 East of the 6th P.M., DoniphanCounty, Kansas. 70 .00 tillable acresmore or less

LOCATION: The Southeast Cor-ner of the intersection of Larkingburgand 190th Road, Troy, KS.

2017 REAL ESTATE TAX: ParcelNo. 104-19-0-00-00-002-00-0, Tax ID No.CE482. 2017 taxes are in the amountof $2,948.40.

FSA PLC Yields: Corn: 176 bu pera, Beans: 51 bu per acre

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Anti-Bullying Character KidsOctober Anti-Bullying Character Kids at Troy Grade School:Front : Kurt Peden, Ella Grable, Kaleb Jenkins, Janie Ownes

Back: Hailey Sigrist, Adleigh Popple, Kaston Jasper, Ayla RushNot pictured: Kynleigh Jolly, Torrie Peden

October Top ReadersOctober Top Readers at Troy Grade school:

Front: Jace Johnson, Hanna Brissett, Colton Robinson,Addy Kostman, Colton Sigrist

Back: Xavier Chipps-Etherton, Izzy Vanwey, Ashytynn Wall,Mckenna Calkins

RiversideCalendar

Nov. 8 - 4:30 MS Girls BB vs.Hiawatha home

Nov. 9 - 10:00 Veterans Day Pro-gram

Nov. 10 - 7:00 Fall Musical “Guysand Dolls”

Nov. 11 - 2:00 Fall Musical “Guysand Dolls”

Nov. 12 - 4:30 MS Girls BB vs.Jeff West home

Nov. 13 - 4:00 HS Scholars Bowlvarsity at Sabetha; 6:00 Site Councilmeeting, West campus

Nov. 15 - Picture retakes, SeniorComposite pictures; 3:30 MS Wres-tling pictures;4:00 HS Scholars Bowl

J & G Auto RepairJoe Cluck 785-985-2115

CARPORTS,GARAGES& BARNSall metal

Brochures available at:

108 W. State, TroyFor all your auto repairs

JV/V at Jackson Hts.; 4:30 MS GirlsBB vs. Holton home

Nov. 17 - 9:00 MS Wrestling atACCJHS

Sophie Juhljumping for theball during theSabetha game.Callie Bennet

#23 and KaylynnRoberts #40

watching.

Riverside MS Girls basketballBy Coach Aubrey Griffin

The Riverside Middle School girls hosted Sabetha Oct. 29. The 8th gradelost 8-17. Scoring for Riverside was Taylor Weishaar -10, Halle Studer- 4,Davina Benitz- 4, Abby O’Grady- 2. The B team struggled to score and lost 0-38.

In the 7th grade gym the Lady Cyclones A team lost 6-24. Scoring for themwas Sophie Juhl-2, Callie Bennett- 2 and Kaylynn Roberts- 2. The 7th grade Bteam won 20-8. Scoring for them Faith Orcutt, Sophie Juhl, ChloeWattenbarger, Kelbie Brendle, and Trinleigh Smith all chipped in 2. WhileKaylynn Roberts led the way with a game high 10 points.

On Thursday November 1st the RMS girls basketball team hosted Perry-Lecompton. The 8th grade A team won 27-13. Scoring 2 were Abby O’Grady,Tori Ralston, and Caidence Brune, Taylor Weishaar-5, Davina Benitz-6, HalleStuder- 10. The B team lost 4-22. Abby O’Grady scored all 4 points.

The 7th A team lost 9-25. Scoring for them Callie Bennett- 1, K’Bree Alvarezand Molly Miller- 2, Kaylynn Roberts-4. The B team also lost 19-27. SophieJuhl and Chloe Wattenbarger both scored 4, Kaylynn Roberts-5 and FaithOrcutt- 6.

By Coach Derek JasperThe Troy High School football

team came away with one win and oneloss in the 2018 Class 1A playoffbracket. Thanks to the Trojan Nationfor your support.

TROY: 20-13-21-0 = 54Wabaunsee: 0-0-7-14 = 211Q: T-Kipp Jasper 35 yard run

(Marcus Martinez kick) 7-01Q: T-Kipp Jasper 71 yard run

(Martinez kick) 14-01Q: T-Tate Smith 49 yard pass

from K. Jasper (kick fail) 20-02Q: T-Reid Jasper 66 yard pass

from K. Jasper (Martinez kick) 27-02Q: T-Bray Davies 26 yard pass

from K. Jasper (kick fail) 33-03Q: T-Bray Davies 41 yard pass

from K. Jasper (Martinez kick) 40-03Q: T-Bray Davies 5 yard pass

from Camden Anderson (Andersonrun) 48-0

3Q: W-McCall 2 yard run (kickgood) 48-7

3Q: T-Blaine Shellenberger 75yard kickoff return (run fail) 54-7

4Q: W-Brown 26 yard pass fromOliver (kick fail) 54-13

4Q: W-McCall 9 yard run (rungood) 54-21

Rushing: Troy 20-168 (8.4 ypc);Wab 42-86 (2.0 ypc)

Passing: Troy 9-14-209; Wab 6-15-101

Rushing: Tysen Williams 1-3,Jacob Moore 8-61, Kipp Jasper 5-112, Reid Jasper 1-0, BraydenHamilton 1-0, Joey Parks 2- -2,Camden Anderson 1- -10, GavinFuemmeler 1-4

Passing: Kipp Jasper 8-10-204;Cam Anderson 1-4-5

Receiving: Reid Jasper 3-79, TateSmith 1-49, Bray Davies 5-81

Defense (tackles) Tate Smith 3,Cale Hamilton 6 (1 sack), Reid Jas-per 2, Kael Morris 1 (1 sack), JoeyParks 4, Jacob Moore 4 (2 sacks),Jacob Mott 6 (1 sack), MarcusMartinez 3, Kendrick Jeschke 3,Brayden Wiedmer 3, Gus Collins 3,Owen Root 7, Judge Hansen 3, DillionWells 3 (1 punt block), BraydenHamilton 1, Blaine Shellenberger 1,Gavin Fuemmeler 2, Ben Enzbrenner1 (1 fumble recovery)

TROY: 6-6-0-6 = 18Centralia: 14-7-13-7 = 411Q: C-Haverkamp 1 yard run (kick

good) 0-71Q: T-Jacob Moore 2 yard run

(kick blocked) 6-71Q: C-Haverkamp 1 yard run (kick

good) 6-142Q: T-Reid Jasper 22 yard pass

from Kipp Jasper (pass fail) 12-142Q: C-Gore 3 yard run (kick good)

12-21

Trojans end season 1-1in district playoffs

3Q: C-Gore 35 yard run (kickgood) 12-28

3Q: C-Gore 6 yard run (kick fail)12-34

4Q: T-Reid Jasper 6 yard run (runfail) 18-34

4Q: C-Gore 13 yard run (kickgood) 18-41

Rushing: Troy 33-97 (2.9 ypc);Centralia 53-381 (7.2 ypc)

Passing: Troy 12-23-197;Centralia 4-7-37

Rushing: Tysen Williams 3-34,Kipp Jasper 17-43, Jacob Moore 8-10, Reid Jasper 3-17, Bray Davies2- -7

Passing: Kipp Jasper 7-17-197Receiving: Reid Jasper 4-55,

Bray Davies 3-54, Kendrick Jeschke2-43, Tate Smith 2-45, Jacob Moore1-0

Defense (tackles) Tysen Will-iams 9, Jacob Moore 2, Jacob Mott5, Owen Root 4, Cale Hamilton 3,Marcus Martinez 13, Dillion Wells7, Reid Jasper 3, Brayden Wiedmer6, Bray Davies 3, Kendrick Jeschke8, Gus Collins 5, Isaac Houghton 2

Flag football championsThe local Steelers flag football team was the 1st place champions of best

youth sports 7-9 year old division in St. Joseph. Back row: Mason Manthe,Brooks Griffin, Caleb Hewins, Levi Lindley, Zayden Euler, Coy SimmonsFront row: Barrett Miller, Max Koehler, Henry Foley, Charlie HewinsCoached by Matt Griffin and Wes Simmons. Each player received an indi-vidual trophy.

RJH WrestlingBy Coach Tim Resler

Riverside Junior Cyclones trav-eled to Oskaloosa to compete intriple-dual action against Oskaloosa/Everest, Doniphan West, andACCMS. The Cyclones defeated thecombined team of Oskaloosa andEverest by a score of 36-18. Matchwinners were: Hunter Nance, HarleyHartman, Jacob Carter, TodRickDuncan, Ben Trueblood and JoshNance. In the second dual, the Cy-clones beat Doniphan West by a scoreof 42-12. Ryder Davis led the waywith two wins, while Hunter Nance,Charity Piveral, Josh Nance, JacobCarter and Ben Trueblood also pickedup victories. ACCMS defeated theCyclones 23-10 to win the event.Charity Piveral and Hunter Nancewere the match winners for the Cy-clones.

Harley Hartman works fora pin against Everest.