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Golden Valley News
February 27, 2014
Legal
Notices
Week y SUDOKU
Hat Tips
By Dean Meyer
Notice
NOTICE OF LEASING
SCHOOL TRUST LANDS
The Board of University and School
Lands will offer the following lands
for lease in Billings Co.
Ac Term Rent
UNORGANInED (138-102)
26 N E4 160 4 919
26 NW4 150 4 899
26 SE4 160 4 493
26 SW4 148 4 767
UNORGANIDED (144-102)
16 E2SE4, Lots 1,4,5,8
241 3 1607 N
N Known noxious weed
infesiation. Control requirements
apply to all lessees.
The public lease auction will be
held in the County Courthouse,
Veteran's Room at Dickinson, ND,
on Thursday, March 27, 2014 at
3:00 PM MT.
Bidding will begin at minimum rent.
1st year's rent must be paid in full
immediately after the sale. The
Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
For more information, visit
www.land.nd.gov or call (701) 328-
2800. For auxiliary aids and
services, please call by 03/20/2014.
2/4/2014 Is/Lance D. Gaebe
Land Commissioner
(February 27, March 6 and 13)
DIFFICULTY THIS WEEK: *
Notice
Bid Notice
The City of Sentinel Butte is accept-
ing bids for the lot, South of E. Grove
St. (Old Highway 10) and North of Sec-
ond Street, East of City Hall, Original
Townsite of Sentinel Butte, Block 9,
Tract "B". Bids are due by 7:00 p.m. on
March 10, 2014. The City Council re-
serves the right to refuse any and all
bids. For more information contact
Mayor Rick Olson 701-872-2964
(February 20 and 27)
Notice
Meeting Notice
Beach Civil Township #3 annual
meeting will be held on March 18, 2014,
at 7 p.m. in the Commissioners' Room
in Golden Valley County Courthouse.
,, (February 27, March 6 and 13)
Notice
Public Notice and Notice of Public
Meeting
The Central Rural Fire District plans
to submit a Communities Facilities ap-
plication to USDA-Rural Development.
The application being considered
would request $50,000 for the purchase
of a new fire truck. A public hearing will
be held.at the Community Learning &
Technology Center-55 1st St. SE,
Beach, ND on Wednesday, March 12,
2014 at 8:00 AM to obtain views and
answer questions related to the project
economic and environmental impacts,
service area and alternatives to the pur-
chase of the new fire truck.
(February 27)
Bids
Call for Sealed Bids
URGENT NEWS ]F YOU USED
TEST()STERON E
HEART ATTACK or STROKE?
The Golden Valley County Weed
Board is calling for bids on the following
equipment:
3-2012 Honda Foreman 500 4-
wheelers with power steering
5' x 8' ATV Trailer
Bids are to be submitted to:
GV County Weed Board
P.O. Box 605
Beach, ND 58621
Bids can also be dropped off in per-
son by March 13th, 2:30 p.m. at the
Golden Valley County Extension Office.
All submitted bids are to be opened on
March 13th 3:00 during the regular
meeting. We also reserve the right to
reject any and all bids. Bids should
specify which unit number the bid is for.
On all accepted bids, payment is due
within 7 days of opening of bids. Weed
Board does not warrant the condition,
sold as is. All bids are required to be
submitted in a sealed envelope.
If have questions or want to inspect
and/or test drive equipment, contact
Jared at 701-290-3569 or Pete at 701-
872-4123
(February 27 and March 6)
Bids
Call for Bids
The Golden Valley County Weed
Board is calling for bids on the following
chemicals and surfactants, in normal
usage size containers, quart, 1 gallon, 2
1/2 gallon, or 30 gallon in brand name
or generic label.
2-4D Amine
Ally
Arsenal
Banvel
Charparral
Curtail
Escort
Fallow Master
Widematch
Hell Fire
LV-6
Milestone
Redeem
Perspective
Polaris
Plateau
Tordon 22K
Methylated Seed Oil (MSO)
Induce (Non Ionic Surfactant)
Brewer 90 (Non Ionic Surfactant)
Hi-Light Dye
• Roundup
Bids are submitted to:
GV County Weed Board
P.O. Box 605
Beach, ND 58621
Or in person by March 13th 2:30
p.m. at the Golden Valley County Ex-
tension Office, or by fax at 701-872-
4334. At which time, during the regular
meeting, March 13th 3:00 p.m., all sub-
mitted bids are to be opened and con-
sidered.
If have questions, call Pete at 701-
872-4123 or Jared at 701-290-3569
(February 27 and March 6)
Notice
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that the an-
nual election of Belfield Public School
District #13, Belfield, ND is set for Tues-
day, June 10, 2014 for the purpose of
electing one rural board member for a
three year term and one at-large board
member for a three year term
Any person who is a qualified elector
of this district is qualified to be a mem-
ber of the school board. Candidates
must file a Statement of Candidacy and
a Statement of Interest with the busi-
ness manager's office prior to 4:00 pm
on April 7, 2014. These forms, may be
picked up in the business manager's of-
fice located within the elementary
school building.
By order of the Board of Education
Belfield Public School
Belfield, ND 58622
Alice Berger, Business Manager
(February 27)
Notice
NOTICE OF FILING DEADLINE FOR
SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES
Anyone wishing to file as a candi-
date for the Billings County School
Board from director district three must
file a "Statement of Candidacy" form
and a completed "Statement of Interest"
form with the District Business Manager
prior to 4:00 p.m. MT Monday, March
31, 2014. Forms are available at the
district office in Medora, or by calling
623-4363 or 623-4351. They are also
available on the school website.
Candidates must be a resident of di-
rector district # 3, but will be voted upon
at- large in the entire school district. Di-
rector district # 3 is comprised of sec-
tions 19-36 of townships 142-98,
142-99, and 142-100, and all of town-
ships 141-98, 141-99, and 141-100. If
you are unsure if you qualify as a can-
didate from this area, please contact
the business manager at 623-4363 for
assistance. The position will be for a
three year term.
Anyone needing special accommo-
dations to complete the filing process
should contact the District Office at 623-
4363 or Relay North Dakota at 1-800-
366-6888 (TTY) or 1-800-366-6889
(Voice).
(February 27 and March 6)
Notice
Billings County Rural Fire
Protection District
Notice of Special Meeting
The annual board of electioris tobe
held March 19, at 7:30 p.m. in Fryburg
at the Billings County Fire Hall.
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March 7-10
This is to notify you of the 84th Annual Meeting of the Farm-
ers Union Oil Company of Beach, on Monday, March 3rd,
2014 at the New Conference Center located adjacent to City
Hall in Beach, North Dakota.
pro, with the regular business meeting to follow. The term
of two (2) directors will expire. Dividend checks will be dis-
tributed.
Tom Schillo
Secretary
Farmers Union Oil Co.
Beach, North Dakota
by Linda Thistle
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Our Christmas vacation
Hello,
Well, Shirley and I just returned
from our winter vacation. It wasn't
a long vacation, but it was a good
one. We talked about going east.
Maybe to New York, or Philadel-
phia, or maybe Boston. I've been
to Boston and loved it. Ate clam
chowder and talked like a
Kennedy. Like my grandkids say,
"It Was" cool ?"
Then we talked about going
south. Maybe to Florida to the
Keys. Maybe the Louisiana Gulf
Coast. We tossed Mexico and Ja-
maica around. That would be fun.
We went to the Bahamas once
years ago. And Milo and Julie
taught the natives to polka. That
was the best part of that trip. We
talked of going to baseball spring
training in Florida or Arizona. We
have friends in both places.
That reminds me of something
Linseth told me years ago. We were
hauling a load of bucking horses
across the United States to a buck-
ing horse sale in Texas. I asked
Lynn if he figured he would end up
in heaven or hell. He didn't even
have to think. Just replied, "Well, I
bet I know somebody either place!"
Back to our vacation. We de-
cided we would do both. We would
go east. And then we would go
south for a while. As Corb Lund
explains in his song, "You've Got
to Have Cows Around", when you
have cows, you're pretty well tied
down.
So, on Saturday, after chores,
we loaded up and headed east. To
Mandan. We would attend the an-
nual Cowboy Hall of Fame banquet
and meeting, visit with friends,
enjoy the fundraiser, sleep in a bed
somebody else made, eat a supper
and breakfast someone else
cooked, and we could be home for
chores in the morning. It was won-
derful.
Then that afternoon, after
chores, we headed south. Didn't
mIke it all the way to the Gulf, But
we made it to Amidon. It's towns
like Amidon that make me proud of
Maybe to Florida
to the Keys. Maybe
the Louisiana Gulf
Coast. We tossed
Mexico and Ja-
maica around, That
would be fun. We
went to the Ba-
hamas once years
ago,
rural people. It was their annual
play. I've been to the Harding
County play in the Bullock Hall.
And I had always wanted to attend
the one in Amidon.
It's just dang good fun to watch
your friends and neighbors produce
one of these grand plays. It's fam-
ily fun. It's farmers and ranchers
wrapping up chores and spending
several nights a week for a couple
months memorizing lines and
working on costumes. It's ladies
baking cookies and cakes and
lemon bars for snacks (I can't spell
ordurves). It's Grandmas and
Grandpas and moms and dads and
kids and babies falling silent as the
lights dim and the stage comes to
life. It's watching men and women
transforming a tin building on the
prairie to a theatre full of apprecia-
tive fans.
There is a show called some-
thing like "We've got Talent". We
dang sure do.
While at the Hall of Fame ban-
quet, I was visiting with an old
friend. He said he asked his wife
what she wanted for their Anniver-
sary, which was coming up. She
replied, "A divorce!" '
He thought a minute and
replied, "I didn't figure on spend-
ing that muchI"
Later, Dean
Petroleum Council accepting Hunter education
Adults and children looking to
scholarship applications
BISMARCK - The North Dakota
Petroleum Council (NDPC) is ac-
cepting applications for the 2014 AI
Golden Scholarships, which are
awarded each year to North Dakota
students who are pursuing a post-
secondary education in geology, en-
gineering, processing plant
technology, science, technical skills
or other careers related to the oil and
gas industry.
Nine scholarships of up to $2,000
each for the academic year will be
offered, an increase from five schol-
arships that were awarded last year.
Since the North Dakota Petro-
leum Council founded the A1
Golden Scholarship Fund in 2008,
$15,250 in scholarships have been
awarded. The fund, which is named
after North Dakota oil pioneerand
the first member of the NDPC's Hall
of Fame, A1 Golden, was established
to encourage and support students
interested in careers related to North
Dakota's oil and gas industry. The
scholarship is funded by proceeds
from company and individual con-
tribu,tions and the Williston Basin
Petroleum Conference, which sold
out of exhibits within four minutes
this year.
Applications must be submitted
by April 1, 2014. For qualifications
dnd application requirements for the
AI Golden Scholarship and informa-
tion on the North Dakota Petroleum
Council Scholarship Fund, visit
www.ndoil.org/resources/scholar-
ship.
take a hunter education class in 2014
are reminded to enroll now as the
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To register, visit the North Dakota
Game and Fish Department website
at gf.nd.gov, click on the online serv-
ices tab, and "online course enroll-
ment" under the hunter education
heading. Classes are listed by city,
and can also be sorted by start date.
To register for a class, click on "en-
roll" next to the specific class, and
follow the simple instructions. Per-
sonal information is required.
Those who do not have access to
the Internet and want to sign up for a
class can call the hunter education
program in Bismarck at (701) 328-
6615.
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a notice by email when each hunter
Please support
classes filling up
education class is added can click on
the "subscribe to news, email and
text alerts" link found below the
news section on the department's
home page. Check the box labeled
"hunter education class notification"
under the education program up-
dates.
State law requires anyone born
after December 31, 1961 to pass a
certified hunter education course to
hunt in the state. Hunter education is
mandatory for youth who are turning
12 years old, and children can take
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