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IWESTON — CROOK COUNTIES OF WYOMING
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
“THE LIVINGSTON RANCHES”
THURSDAY JUNE 4, 2020 10:30 AM
2,957+— Acre Crook Co. Ranch at the foot of lnyan Kara
Mountain AND Productive 955+- Acre Weston County
RanchSW of Newcastle WY.
The beautiful Crook County “North Unit” features miles of lnyan Kara
Creek, as well as a nice balance of picturesque pines, rolling grass and
productive hay bottoms. Improvements include comfortable homes,
shops, outbuildings and corrals all focused on a commanding view
of historic lnyan Kara Mountain. Also includes 880+- acres State & BLM
lease. Well located, just 10 miles south of Sundance, Wyo., off Hwy. 585,
this could be the Black Hills of Wyoming ranch you have dreamed of!
The Livingston “South Unit" Weston County ranch includes excellent
grazing with Oil Creek and Skull Creek traversing. This well located
ranch, just 4.5 miles south of Newcastle, Wyo., on Morrissy Rd., features
a well-kept older home and outbuildings, excellent native grass pasture,
good corrals fences. This has been the Livingston famin winter/
calving unit and would make a great smaller horse or cattle operation, or
add to any existing ranch.
Terms Conditions: Absolute Auction, selling to the highest bidder
or bidders without minimum or reserve! Offered as 2 separate ranches
and as one complete unit, selling in the manner realizing the greater
return. Cash sale; 15% irrevocable earnest money auction day with the
balance in 30 days. Policy of Title Insurance furnished, taxes prorated.
Selling “As-ls, Where Is”, without warranty of any kind. Watch w.
bradeenauction.com for additional information, showing dates, photos,
etc. Broker participation is encouraged. _
Auctioneers Note: For six generations and 110 years the Livingston
Family have called this Wyoming Centennial Ranch “Home”. The
scenery and unspoiled natural beauty of this property is unmatched
by any property currently offered in the area. The Livingston family has
decided to dissolve their partnership and utilize the Absolute Auction
method of selling, giving all a fair and equal opportunity to own this
sought after ranch. This choice property is held debt free and has never
been offered for sale! If owning a Wyoming “Trophy Ranch" interests
you, the timing could never be better to invest in Wyoming Real Estate!
Also selling separately: 82 head of lnyan Kara Grazing Association
permitted Cattle (pairs) and 120+- additional black pairs, yearlings
and bulls. Watch for details on the large Ranch Equipment auction
including loader tractors,
late model hay equipment,
skid loader attachments,
pickups trucks and trailers,
livestock equipment, shop
tools and much more. Finally
a third auction of household,
antiques and collectables is
scheduled.
Auction Professionally Managed by:
Specialist in Real Estate Auctions
serving rm mark Hm: Arm to: Years
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REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS-v
605-673-2629
www.mdeenaltfllonvcom ~ Custer, 50
WY/NE/SD Real Estate
Brokers/Auctioneers
See on www.bradeenauction.com
Owners: Livingston Ranch, Inc.
Last weekend, May to May 10, the Weston
County Fairgrounds Four Season’s Arena played
host to the Brent Lewis Roping Clinic. On Friday .
girls were given roping instructions, with boys
getting instruction on Saturday. Clockwise from
above are: Halle Hladky, Weston Mills, Jace
Mayfield, and Tavy Lend. '
Photos by Walter Sprague
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to her slate, which made things busy but
“extremely reyvarding,” she said.
“They were always keeping me on my
toes. There was never a dull moment,”
Troftgruben said.
In 2017, Troftgruben transferred to the
high school, where she now teaches English
III, Writing, Reading and Publications
Production ,(Newc High News). Jumping
from middle school to high school was a
transition and presented its own, unique
challenges and rewards, she said.
“The pressure to assist them with the
education and well-being before they leave
our walls is higher, but so worthwhile. We
catch a glimpse of who they will become,
and they are constantly teaching us too,”
Troftgruben said.
While she is still preparing her speech
for the ceremony, Troftgruben said, she
believes the class of 2020 will do amazing
things in life and she wants to remind
them to take care of one another.
“The simplest gestures can have the
greatest impacts,” she said.
Although COVID-19 has hindered
“some of the best parts of high school”
for the seniors, Troftgruben said, a non-
traditional graduation ceremony will take
place on the originally scheduled date
of May 17 at 2 pm. in the high school
parking lot. While there will be a lot
of emotion, Troftgruben is confident the
seniors will be able to hold their heads
up high as they. embark on a new chapter
in life. '
“If they were able to be emotionally
aware of how to navigate through these
past few months of facing a pandemic,
those next hardships they face will have
nothing on them,” she said. “The class
of 2020 has been making history since
they walked through our doors and will
continue to do so through this ceremony
and beyond.”
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paper, the Weston County
.,_School District No. 1 board
'of trustees decided to hold the
ceremony in the parking lot of
the school.
Superintendent Brad
LaCioix told the board during
a special meeting on May
6 that the stage would be a
flatbed trailer. The. graduates
.and their families will remain
in their cars. The ceremony
will still include a speaker
and speeches from the five
graduating valedictorians.
“The principal and the
board chair- (Tina Chick) ~will
be'on the trailer. Students and
their families will exit their
cars when their time comes and
approach the stage. This will
maintain that there are not more
than 10 people out at a time,”
LaCroix said. “KASL is willing
to announce the ceremony, and
we have talked to the city about
doing a car parade/celebration
afterwards.”
A majority of the seniors
and their families, according
to survey results presented
by Newc High News stafier
Markie Whitney, supported the .
idea of a nontraditional cer—
emony and were almost antici-
pating that would 'be the only
option. School trustee Dana
Gordon said that her under-
standing was that a traditional
' ceremony was completely off
the table, according to the state,
unless the school waited until
the pandemic situation abated.
After the discussion, the
board approved the alternative
graduation plan and slated the
idea for approval by the state
over the weekend.