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January 5, 2012
Notice
SALE OF OIL & GAS LEASES
The Board of University and School
Lands will conduct an oil and gas
lease auction on Tuesday, February 7,
2012, at 9:00 AM, CT in the House
Chambers at the ND State Capitol,
Bismarck, ND. For a list of tracts being
offered, visit www.land.nd.gov, or call
(701) 328-2800 or write to the ND
Department of Trust Lands, Box 5523,
Bismarck, ND 58506-5523. Anyone
needing auxiliary aids and services,
call Judy at (701) 328-t920 by
1/31/12.
12/20/11 /s/Lance
D. Gaebe
Commissioner
(January 5and 12) -
Notice
NOTICE OF LAPSE
OF MINERAL INTEREST
TO: WM. Beecherl, William R.
Ewert, and Nate Molinarro
The undersigned, Elaine Bares,
Colleen Clark & Joanne D. Peterson,
Co-Trustees of the Restated Donald
and Esther Kittelson Trust, hereby give
notice of the lapse of mineral interest
pursuant to Chapter 38-18.1 of the
North Dakota Century Code and does
hereby further give notice that they
intend to succeed to the ownership of
the entire mineral interest in and under
the following tract of land, said owner-
ship having lapsed by abandonment
and non-use for a period of 20 years.
1. The description of land on which
the minerals are located is:
Township 141 North, Range 105
West, Golden Valley, North Dakota
Section 27: All
2. The names of the record
owners of the lapsed mineral interests
under some or all of the above
described property are:
WM. Beecherl, William R. Ewert,
and Nate Molinarro
3. The names of the persons
giving notice of lapse of mineral inter-
est are: Elaine Bares, Colleen Clark &
Joanne D. Peterson, Co-Trustees of
the Restated Donald .and Esther
Kittelson Trust, whose mailing address
is 1131 Senior Avenue, Dickinson,
North Dakota 58601.
4. Elaine Bares, Colleen Clark
& Joanne D. Peterson, Co-Trustees of
the Restated Donald and Esther
Kittelson Trust are the record owners
of the surface estate of the above
described premises and as such by
giving this notice intend/intends to suc-
ceed to the ownership of the above-
described lapsed mineral interest.
Dated this 15th day of December,
2011.
Elaine Bares, Co-Trustee of the
Restated
Donald and Esther Kittelson Trust
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA)
: ss.
COUNTY OF STARK )
On this 15th day of December,
2011, before me, a Notary Public in
and for said County and State, person-
ally appeared Elaine Bares, as Co-
Trustee of the Restated Donald and
Esther Kittelson Trust, to me known to
be the person who is described in and
that executed the foregoing instru-
ment, and acknowledged to me that he
executed the same.
Charles J. Peterson
Notary Public, State of North
Dakota
My Commission Expires October
26, 2013
Attorney for Surface Owner:
Charles J. Peterson, Attorney
#04009
Mackoff, Kellogg Law Firm
38 Second Avenue East
Dickinson, ND 58601
1-701-456-3210
(January 5, 12 & 19)
Notice
ZONING MEETING NOTICE
Time: 1:00 PM
Date: Thursday, January 12, 2012
Place:Billings County
Commissioners Rm, Billings County
Courthouse, Medora ND
Purpose: Conditional use
permit for the proposed placement of a
second manufactured home at the
Chrusz-h farmsite at 2224 130th Ave
SW in the W1/2NW1/4 28-142-99.
" ,rpose: Application for new
construction of a 60'x100' shop on a
• 2.8 acre tract in the NWl/4 14-142-99
(east of Four Corners cafe).
Conditional use also requested to
allow truck parking & a 16'x80' mobile
home on the site to house employees
of Liquid Connection.
Purpose: Discuss Old
Business
Purpose: Discuss New
Business
Dated at Medora, this 23rd day of
December, 2011 by order of the
Billings County Commission.
Joan Jurgens
Billings County
Auditor/Treasurer/Secretary
(January 5 & 12)
Notice
The Beach Zoning Board will hold a
public hearing on Tuesday, January
17th at 8:00 am at City Hall to hear
comment on a proposal of re-zoning
the below properties:
Carlson's Second Addition Block 2
from Agriculture to Highway
Commercial
Carlson's Second Addition Portion
of Block 3 from Agriculture to Highway
Commercial
Tract A 63 & 62 less .t15 acres
from Agriculture to Residential 2
East Part of Tract A60 & 61 of the
SE Quarter from Agriculture to
Residential 2
West Part of Tract A60 & 61 of the
SE Quarter from Agriculture to
Residential 2
16841 Old Highway 10 from
Agriculture to Industrial
16843 Old Highway 10 from
Agriculture to Industrial
Glen Haven Park Block 18, 19, 20
& 21 from Agriculture to Highway
Commercial
Glen Haven Park Block 22, 23, 24,
25 from Agriculture to Residential 2
Glen Haven Park Block 27, 28 29
from Agriculture to Residential 1
Tract A 50 from Agriculture to
Industrial
Abandoned Railroad Right of way
from Agriculture to Industrial Portion of
Tract a 54 from Agriculture to Highway
Commercial Portion of Tract A 56 from
Agriculture to Highway Commercial
Kimberly Nunberg
Zoning Administrator
(January 5 & 12)
Beach City Council
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
PUBLISHED SUBJECT TO THE
GOVERNING BODY'S
REVIEW AND REVISION
A regular meeting of the Beach City
Council was called to order by Mayor
Walter Losinski at 7:00 pm December
19, 2011. Present when the meeting
was called to order was Council "l]m
Marman, Mark Benes, Wade
Walworth, Paul Lautenschlager,
Jeanne Larson, Public Works Supt.
Dell Beach, PW Kent Shaw, City
Auditor Kimberly Nunberg and guests
Richard Volesky, Jon Wilczek and Deb
Walworth.
Benes moved to approve the fol-
lowing bills, second by Larson. Motion
carried unanimously.
14973 Beach Food Center 32.59
14974 Beach Pharmacy 9.11
14975 BOSS 163.84
14976 CT Electric 12,005.19
14977 Golden Valley County t,670.30
14978 Goldenwest Electric 1,047.00
14979 Jill Schatz 15.97
14980 Kim Nunberg 70.38
14981 Morrison-Majerle
Systems 20.00
Employees Meeting:
PWS Beach mentioned equipment
is ready for snow removal. Nunberg
recommended transfers for year end.
Marman moved to approve a transfer
of $3000 from General Fund Fire
Supplies to Fire Reserve, second by
Lautenschlager. Motion carried unan-
imously. Marman moved to approve a
transfer of $6 from Wastewater Fund
to the Sewer & Water Reserve, second
by Lautenschlager. Motion carried
unanimously. Nunberg presented a
new Application for Building for the
Council to review.
Committee Reports:
Marman reported on City and
County Zoning Meetings. Mayor
Losinski gave an update on the build-
ing project.
New Business:
Marman moved to approve the
Final Reading of Ordinance 370, sec-
ond by Walworth. Motion carried
unanimously.
ORDINANCE NO. 370
AN ORDINANCE ENACTING
ARTICLE 6 OF CHAPTER X OF THE
CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF
BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA, RELAT-
ING TO ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
CENTERS OR ESTABLISHMENTS
An Application for Special Events
submitted by the Legion Club was
reviewed. Marman moved to approve
the Special Events Permit, second by
Benes. Motion carried unanimously.
Nunberg presented a recommendation
on a new sewer rate which was a flat
fee of $4 per connection, residential
accounts would be charged .50/1000
gallons based on their yearly water
average, and commercial accounts
would be charged .50/1000 gallons for
actual water usage. Marman moved
to approve the new sewer rate effec-
tive January 1, 2012, second by
Walworth. Motion carried unanimous-
ly. Information on Measure 2 was pro-
vided. Correspondence from the
Governor's Office regarding the
growth in western North Dakota was
provided. A letter of resignation from
Michael Bingeman was read. Marman
moved to accept the resignation, sec-
ond by Benes. Motion carried unani-
mously.
No other business was brought for-
ward. Marman moved to adjourn, sec-
ond by Walworth. Motion carried unan-
imously. Meeting adjourned at 7:35
p.m.
Attest: Walter Losinski, Mayor
Kimberly Nunberg, City Auditor
(January 5)
Hearing Notice
Notice of Zoning Hearing
The Beach Zoning Board will hold a
public hearing on Tuesday, January
17th at 8:00 am at City Hall to consid-
er a Conditional Use Permit for
Apartments at 18 Fourth Street NW.
(January 5 & 12)
Meeting Notice
MEETING NOTICE
The Golden Valley County commis-
sioners will be holding their January
commissioner meeting on January
10th instead of January 3rd.
(January 5)
Hearing Notice
NOTICE OF HEARING
N.D. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
OIL AND GAS DIVISION
The North Dakota Industrial
Commission will hold a public hearing
at 9:00 a.m. Friday, January 20, 2012,
at the N.D. Oil & Gas Division, 1016
East Calgary Ave., Bismarck, N. D. At
the hearing the Commission will
receive testimony and exhibits.
Persons with any interest in the cases
listed below, take notice.
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES:
If at the hearing you need special facil-
ities or assistance, contact the Oil and
Gas Division at 701-328-8038 by
Thursday, January 05, 2012.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO:
Case No. 16596: Application of
Burlington Resources Oil & Gas Co.
LP for an order amending the applica-
ble orders for the Little Knife-Bakken
Pool to designate Sections 13 and 24,
T.143N., R.98W., Billings County, ND,
as a 1280-acre spacing unit, extending
the stratigraphic interval for the pool to
include to a depth of 100 feet below
the top of the Three Forks Formation,
and such other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16600: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
amending existing orders for the
Morgan Draw and Roosevelt Fields so
as to establish a 1280-acre spacing
unit in either the Morgan Draw-Bakken
Pool or the Roosevelt-Bakken Pool
consisting of Sections 7 and 18,
T.143N., R.102W., Billings County,
ND, and allowing up to three horizon-
tal wells to be drilled thereon, and such
other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16601: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
amending the applicable orders for
Zones V and VI of the Morgan Draw-
Bakken Pool, Billings and Golden
Valley Counties, ND, to allow up to 3
horizontal wells to be drilled on each
spacing unit contained within said
zones,, and such other relief as is
appropriate.
Case No. 16602: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
amending existing orders for the
Roosevelt-Bakken Pool so as to
establish a 1280-acre spacing unit
consisting of Sections 29 and 32,
T.143N., R.102W., Billings County,
ND, and allowing up to three horizon-
tal wells to be drilled thereon, and such
other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16603: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
amending existing orders for the
Cooks Peak and Roosevelt Fields so
as to establish a 1280-acre spacing
unit in the Roosevelt-Bakken Pool
consisting of Sections 7 and 18,
T.142N., R.102W., Billings County,
ND, and allowing up to three horizon-
tal wells to be drilled thereon, and such
other relief as is
Case No. 16604: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
amending the applicable orders for
Zone VI of the Roosevelt-Bakken
Pool, Billings and Golden Valley
Counties, ND, to allow up to 3 horizon-
tal wells to be drilled on each spacing
unit contained within said zones, and
such other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16606: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
extending the boundary and amending
existing orders for either the St.
Demetrius or Park-Bakken Pools to
include Sections 1 and 12 and
Sections 25 and 36, T.141N.,
R.100W., Billings County, ND, and
allow up to three horizontal wells to be
drilled thereon, and such other relief
as is appropriate.
Case No. 16614: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
amending the applicable orders for
Zones VI, VII and VIII of the EIkhorn
Ranch-Bakken Pool, Billings County,
ND, to allow up to 3 horizontal wells to
be drilled on each spacing unit con-
tained within said zones, and such
other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16615: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
amending the applicable orders for the
Chateau-Bakken Pool, Billings County,
ND, to allow up to 3 horizontal wells to
be drilled on each spacing unit con-
tained within said pool, and such other
relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16616: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
amending the applicable orders for
Zones V and VI of the DeMores-
Bakken Pool, Billings County, ND, to
allow up to 3 horizontal wells to be
drilled on each spacing unit contained
within said zones, and such other relief
as is appropriate.
Case No. 16617: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
amending the applicable orders for the
Big Stick-Bakken Pool, Billings
County, ND, to allow up to 3 horizontal
wells to be drilled on each spacing unit
contained within said pool, and such
other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16618: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
amending the applicable orders for
Zones III and IV of the Tree Top-
Bakken Pool, Billings County, ND, to
allow up to 3 horizontal wells to be
drilled on each spacing unit contained
within said pool, and such other relief
as is appropriate.
Case No. 16624: Application of
Hess Corp. for an order extending the
outline and amending the applicable
orders for the Charlie Bob-Bakken
Pool to include Sections 5 and 8,
T.144N., R.99W., Billings County, ND,
as a 1280-acre spacing unit and allow-
ing up to six horizontal wells to be
drilled thereon, or alternatively up to
six horizontal wells to be drilled on the
drilling unit consisting of said lands,
and such other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16674: Application of
Hess Corp. for an order pursuant to
NDAC § 43 02-03-88.1 pooling all
interests in a spacing unit for the Little
Knife-Bakken Pool described as
Sections 29 and 32, T.144N., R.98W.,
Billings County, ND, as provided by
NDCC § 38-08-08, and such other
relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16676: Application of
Hess Corp. for an order pursuant to
NDAC § 43 02-03-88.1 pooling all
interests in a spacing unit for the
Charlie Bob-Bakken Pool described as
Sections 5 and 8, T.144N., R.99W.,
Billings County, ND, as provided by
NDCC § 38-08-08, and such other
relief as is appropriate.
Signed by,
Jack Dalrymple, Governor
Chairman, ND Industrial
(January 5)
Hearing Notice
NOTICE OF HEARING
N.D. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
OIL AND GAS DIVISION
The North Dakota Industrial
Commission will hold a public hearing
at 9:00 a.m. Friday, January 20, 2012,
at the N.D. Oil & Gas Division, 1016
East Calgary Ave., Bismarck, N. D. At
the hearing the Commission will
receive testimony and exhibits.
Persons with an interest in the cases
listed below, take notice.
PERSONS WTH DISABILITIES:
If at the hearing y)u need special facil-
ities or assistance, contact the Oil and
Gas Division a 701-328-8038 by
• Friday, January (6, 2012.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO:
• Case No. 16762: Application of
Chesapeake Exploration, L.L.C. for an
order creating a 1280-acre drilling unit
comprised of Sections 28 and 33,
T.139N., R.10tW., Billings County,
ND, authorizing the drilling of a hori-
zontal well within said drilling unit and
such other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16763: Application of
Chesapeake Exploration, L.L.C. for an
order creating two 1280-acre drilling
units comprised of Sections 13 and 24,
T.138N., R.100W., Billings County,
ND; and Sections 29 and 32, T.138N.,
R.99W., Stark County, ND, authorizing
the drilling of a horizontal well within
each drilling unit and such other relief
as is appropriate.
Case No. 16764: Application. of
Chesapeake Exploration, L.L.C. for an
order creating two 1280-acre drilling
units comprised of Sections 4 and 9,
T.140N., R.103W., Golden Valley
County, ND; and Sections 28 and 33,
T.140N., R.102W., Billings County,
ND, authorizing the drilling of a hori-
zontal well within each drilling unit and
such other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16779: Application of 212
Water Services, LLC for a treating
plant permit to operate multiple
portable oil and gas waste treatment
facilities for the treatment of drilling
and/or production wastes at various oil
and gas sites throughout the State of
North Dakota, and such other relief as
is appropriate.
Case No. 16831: Application of
Continental Resources, Inc. for an
order pursuant to NDAC § 43-02-03-
88.1 pooling all interests in a spacing
unit described as Sections 5 and 8,
T.141N., R.99W., St. Demetrius-
Bakken Pool, Billings County, ND as
provided by NDCC § 38-08-08 and
such other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16832: Application of
Continental Resources, Inc. for an
order pursuant to NDAC § 43-02-03-
88.1 pooling all interests in a spacing
unit described as Sections 17 and 20,
T.141N., R.99W., St. Demetrius-
Bakken Pool, Billings County, ND as
provided by NDCC § 38-08-08 and
such other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16833: Application of
Continental Resources, Inc. for an
order pursuant to NDAC § 43-02-03-
88.1 pooling all interests in a spacing
unit described as Sections 29 and 32,
T.141N., R.98W., St. Demetrius-
Bakken Pool, Billings County, ND as
provided by NDCC § 38-08-08 and
such other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16834: Application of
Continental Resources, inc. for an
order pursuant to NDAC § 43-02-03-
88.1 pooling all interests in a spacing
unit described as Sections 30 and 31,
T.141N., R.98W., St. Demetrius-
Bakken Pool, Billings County, ND as
provided by NDCC § 38-08-06•and
such other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16867: Application of
Continental Resources, Inc. for an
order pursuant to NDAC § 43-02-03-
88.1 pooling all interests in a spacing
unit described as Sections 15 and 22,
T.141N., R.99W., St. Demetrius-
Bakken Pool, Billings County, ND as
provided by NDCC § 38-08-08 and
such other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16859: Application of
Denbury Onshore, LLC for an order
pursuant to NDAC § 43-02-03-88.1
allowing the production from the
Madison Formation and the Bakken
Pool to be commingled in the well bore
of the Buckhorn Federal A #2 well (File
No. 13256), located in the SESE of
Section 26, T.144N., R.102W.,
Buckhorn Field, Billings County, ND,
and such other relief as is appropriate.
. Signed by,
Jack Dalrymple, Governor
! Chairman, ND Industrial
Commission
i (January 5)
Hearing Notice
NOTICE OF HEARING
N.D. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
OIL AND GAS DIVISION
;, The North Dakota Industrial
: mmission will hold a public hearing
9:00 a.m.
Friday, January 20, 2012, at the
N,D. Oil & Gas Division, 1016 East
Calgary Ave., Bismarck, N. D. At the
hearing the Commission will receive
testimony and exhibits. Persons with
any interest in the cases listed below,
take notice.
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES:
If at the hearing you need special facil-
ities or assistance, contact the Oil and
Gas Division at 701-328-8038 by
Friday, January 06, 2012.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO:
Case No. 16764: Application of
Chesapeake Exploration, L.L.C. for an
order creating two 1280-acre drilling
units comprised of Sections 4 and 9,
T.140N., R.103W., Golden Valley
County, ND; and Sections 28 and 33,
T.140N., R.102W., Billings County,
ND, authorizing the drilling of a hori-
zontal well within each drilling unit and
such other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. t6779: Application of 212
Water Services, LLC for a treating
plant permit to operate multiple
portable oil and gas waste treatment
facilities for the treatment of drilling
and/or production wastes at various oil
and gas sites throughout the State of
North Dakota, and such other relief as
is appropriate.
Signed by,
Jack Dairymple, Governor
Chairman, ND Industrial
(January 5)
Hearing Notice
NOTICE OF HEARING
N.D. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
OIL AND GAS DIVISION
The North Dakota Industrial
Commission will hold a public hearing
at 9:00 a.m. Friday, January 20, 2012,
at the N.D. Oil & Gas Division, 1016
East Calgary Ave., Bismarck, N. D. At
the hearing the Commission will
receive testimony and exhibits.
Persons with any interest in the cases
listed below, take notice.
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES:
If at the hearing you need special facil-
ities or assistance, contact the Oil and
Gas Division at 701-328-8038 by
Thursday, January 05, 2012.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO:
Case No. 16597: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., to consider
the temporary spacing to develop an
oil and/or gas pool discovered by the
Banner #44-33TFH well, SESE of
Section 33, T.144N., R.103W., Golden
Valley, ND, define the limits of the field,
and enact such special field rules as
may be necessary.
Case No. 16598: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., to consider
the temporary spacing to develop an
oil and/or gas pool discovered by the
Peplinski #34-9 well, SWSE of Section
9, T.141N., R.105W., Golden Valley,
ND, define the limits of the field, and
enact such special field rules as may
be necessary.
Case No. 16599: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., to consider
the temporary spacing to develop an
oil and/or gas pool discovered by the
Brookhart #11-14 well, NWNW of
Section 14, T.141N., R.105W., Golden
Valley, ND, define the limits of the field,
and enact such special field rules as
may be necessary.
Case No. 16601: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
amending the applicable orders for
Zones V and VI of the Morgan Draw-
Bakken Pool, Billings and Golden
Valley Counties, ND, to allow up to 3
horizontal wells to be drilled on each
spacing unit contained within said
zones, and such other relief as is
appropriate.
Case No. 16604: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
amending the applicable orders for
Zone VI of the Roosevelt-Bakken
Pool, Billings and Golden Valley
Counties, ND, to allow up to 3 horizon-
tal wells to be drilled on each spacing
unit contained within said zones, and
such other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16605: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., to establish a
960-acre drilling or spacing unit con-
sisting of all of Section 10 and the N/2
of Section 15, T.141N., R.105W.,
Golden Valley County, ND, for the pur-
pose of drilling a horizontal well in the
Red River Formation, and such other
relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 16613: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
amending the applicable orders for
Zones VIII and IX of the Bicentennial-
Bakken Pool, Golden Valley and
McKenzie Counties, ND, to allow up to
3 horizontal wells to be drilled on each
spacing unit contained within the pool,
and such other relief as is appropriate.
Signed by,
Jack Dalrymple, Governor
Chairman, ND Industrial
(January 5)
Billings, County,School
District
BILLINGS COUNTY SCHOOL
DISTRICT #1
Minutes of Regular Meeting
December 21, 2011
The regular meeting of the Billings
County School Board was called to
order at 1:07 p.m. MT, Wednesday,
December 21, 2011, at the DeMores
School, with members Darren
Baranko, Dean Rodne, Paige Burian,
and Tina Downing and Principal
Soehren present. Also present for all
or portions of the meeting were Todd
Corneil and Jim Wosepka.
Burian moved, Rodne seconded, to
approve the consent agenda, which
included the minutes of the November
meeting, the attached check list, and
the addition of four items to the agen-
da. The motion carried unanimously.
NEWBY'S ACE HARDWARE $10.98
AIRWATCH $1,920.00
ALTERNATIVE SANITATIONS258.00
APPLE INC $100.00
D&A O'BRIEN BUS ROUTES5,989.20
AT&T MOBILITY $27.16
BELFIELD FFA $15.00
BLUE CROSS
BLUE SHIELD $1,098.92
BORDER STATES $690.39
BRAUN DISTRIBUTING INC$105.49
CASS CLAY
CREAMERY INC $453.01
CDW GOVERNMENT INC $73.18
CHS CREDIT CARD $301.92
CENTRAL MECHANICAL
INC $447.00
CENTURY LINK $604.32
CITY OF BELFIELD $112.50
CITY OF MEDORA $252.51
COMFORT INN $195.00
COMFORT SUITES $345.00
CREATIVE ENERGY $210.16
DACOTAH PAPER CO. $745.03
DAKOTA FARM
EQUIPMENT INC. $549.92
DAN'S SUPERMARKET $76.76
DARLENE MITCHELL $149.42
DEAN FOODS INC $556.28
DEMORES SCHOOL $1,372.40
DENISE SOEHREN $242.61
DICKINSON PUBLIC
LIBRARY $5,361.79
DON HEISER ELECTRIC $432.70
DONNA BARNETT $3,219.31
DONNA LYNN PETERSON $222.60
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION $9.42
EDUTECH $90.00
FOUR CORNER CAFE $373.50
GARY MEDUNA $5,314.80
THE HORACE MANN
COMPANIES $283.14
HM RECEIVABLES CO LLC$243.61
JAMES J WOSEPKA PC $3,200.00
JESSIE BERGEn $24.87
JOHNSON CONTROLS $780.62
JORDANNE HUFFMAN $64.98
KARLA LARSON $145.50
KATHY MALKOWSKI $7,588.00
KREBS MACHINE & REPAIRS219.51
LAURA FILKOWSKI $35.34
ELIZABETH ODERMANN $22.29
MARCIA POOL $55.80
MATHEW LARSON $20.40
MCGRAW HILL SCHOOL
PUBLISHING CO $220.75
MEDORACONVENIENCE $10.34
MIDSTATE TELEPHONE CO.$248.84
MIDWEST BUSINESS
SYSTEMS $184.00
NDATL $50.0O
NDPERS GROUP HEALTH
INSURANCE PLAN $5,860.03
OLD TYME MEAT SHOPPE $158.00
OLSON'S SERVICE $4,418.00
ORIENTAL TRADING
COMPANY INC $589.88
PEARSON EDUCATION $178.86
PETER ODERMANN $5,040.30
BILLINGS COUNTY
PIONEER $187.78
PRAIRIE SCHOOL $2,162.60
PUMP SYSTEMS, INC $291.53
RDA SYSTEMS INC $21.90
RESERVATION TELEPHONE
COOP $62.64
ROUGHRIDER ELECTRIC
COOP INC $3,468.00
RUNNINGS SUPPLY INC $25.35
SOUTHWEST BUSINESS
MACHINES $1,227.33
SCOTT RASK $541.30
SOLUTION TREE $162.80
SUSAN PEDELISKI $10.20
SW WATER AUTHORITY $50.25
TODD HAGGERTY $715.50
US FOODSERVICE INC. $2,952.67
VIKING GLASS INC $45.00
WAL-MART COMMUNITY $448.38
WEST DAKOTA OIL INC $6,744.60
WEST RIVER
STUDENT SERVICES $2,237.84
WORLD'S FINEST
CHOCOLATE INC $2,020.00
YANKEE CANDLE
FUNDRAISING $2,568.26
ZEE SERVICE CO $145.70
DARLENE MITCHELL $156.20
DONNA LYNN PETERSON $59.21
GRAND GATEWAY HOTEL $178.00
LOUISETf'E ZELLER $t04.64
POSTMASTER $1,003.20
Jim Wosepka met with the Board to
review the audit report for fiscal year
2011. The audit report was satisfacto-
ry.
Principal Soehren reported on cur-
rent enrollments at each school, and
plans to switch classrooms around in
Medora in order to make it possible for
the preschool to expand to the two
classrooms in the resource center
since there will be too many for the
one room they are currently using.
Soehren stated she would like to
purchase another iPad for use at the
preschool at Prairie for translation
apps to be used with the ELL student.
It was suggested they use the iPad
which had been purchased as a floater
to see if it suits the purpose and dis-
cuss this again at the January meet-
ing. Soehren also stated she had a
conflict for the January 11 Board meet-
ing and asked the Board to consider
rescheduling to January 18.
The Board briefly discussed a letter
from the City of Medora stating that the
school could only have access to half
the gymnasium at the Community
Center for physical education classes
due to the number of people using the
facility for oil field training. The City is
waiving the fee normally charged to
the school.
Baranko moved to approve a tuition
waiver for a Belfield student to switch
to DeMores School, and an open
enrollment for a student who recently
moved to Dickinson to attend
DeMores School. Downing seconded
the motion and it carried unanimously.
Rodne moved, Downing seconded,
to approve leasing two acres in 10-
144-98 to Petro-Hunt for $1500 per
acre and 3/16 royalty for a three year
paid up lease. The motion carried
unanimously.
Baranko moved, Burian seconded,
to accept a tentative oil lease offer for
the old Barta School site for $1500 per
acre and 20% royalty, and to authorize
Rodne to sign the lease if it needs to
be signed prior to the January meet-
ing. The motion carried unanimously.
The business manager informed
the Board of increases in the assess-
ments and contributions for Teachers'
Fund for Retirement and Public
Employees' Retirement System to
take effect in January and July. After
discussion, Rodne moved, Downing
seconded, to have the District pick up
the cost of these increases. The
motion carried unanimously•
The Board discussed Scott Rask's
salary. When he was offered the main-
tenance position, the Board had stated
his salary would be reviewed after a
six month probationary period which
was up in November. Rodne moved,
Burian seconded, to give Rask a $.50
per hour salary increase. The motion
carried unanimously.
Proposals for repairs needed were
tabled until the January meeting.
The Board discussed the portable
generator and trailer that they had
decided in April to keep to be used
wherever needed within the County,
but which has been permanently
mounted at the Dist.# 3 County Shop
and the trailer traded by the County.
Since this is still listed as District
inventory, the business manager was
instructed to draft a letter to the County
Commission, to be signed by-the
Board president, to see how they
would like to handle this matter.
Downing will be the Board's repre-
sentative to Belfield's next meeting.
The Board briefly discussed bus
route contracts which will be up next
spring. The consensus was to negoti-
ate with current contractors rather than
re-bid the routes.
The business manager reported
someone is interested in purchasing
the bike rack at Prairie which is not
being used there. It was decided to
move it to Medora if needed there.
The meeting was adjourned at 2:32
p.m.
Darlene Mitchell, Business
Manager
Darren Baranko, President
(January 5)
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