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How female
lawmakers feel
genderdoes(or
doesn’t) affect
Legislature
By Diane Newberry
N .D. Newspaper Association
BISMARCK - Freshman Rep. Lau—
rieBeth Hager, D—Fargo, didn’t think a
House Concurrent Resolution cele—
brating the 100th anniversary of the rat—
ification of the l9th Amendment would
be controversial.
“It’s a historic event, (as) women re-
ceived the right to vote in the 19th
Amendment 100 years ago,” Hager
said. “That’s history. That’s not contro
versial or even a questionable kind of
thing .”
Though the resolution did pass the
House 85-3, there was some debate on
the floor about “identity politics” after
Assistant Minority Leader Karla Rose
Hanson, D—Fargo, gave a speech ac-
knowledging that Native Americans,
Asian Americans and African Ameri-
cans were not secure in their vote until
later in the 21 st century.
“It bothers me when I hear the iden—
tity politics brought into this,” Rep.
Dan Ruby, R—Minot, said on the floor.
“I wish we could have just passed this
without having to have gone down that
road and recognize what those women
fought for and what they deserved and
what they were able to gain and be
proud of that.” Ruby did vote in favor
of the resolution.
The speech she gave acknowledg—
ing the struggle of other minorities,
Hanson said, was influenced in part by
her experiences as a female legislator.
“It’s maybe a set of facts to which
I’m especially attuned,” Hanson said.
A female minority
There are 30 female lawmakers in
the 66th North Dakota session, making
the Legislature 2l percent female. Ac-
cording to data from the National Con-
ference of State Legislatures, that'is a
slight uptick from sessions over the
past 10 years, in which the number
hovered between 15 percent and 19
percent. , , H
Some (female lawmakers they
do feel pressureb‘ecause 01’ gender, par-
ticularly female Democrats who repre-
sent a “double minority” as Sen. Erin
Oban, D-Bismarck, calls herself.
“At least the first 10 days, that was
my experience always being a minor—
ity,” Hager said. “Sitting in this piece
of the puzzle (the Democratic section
of the House) looking out across all
those male faces, dark suits and ties,
and then being in this little chunk over
here where we are on this side — every
breath I took I felt that.”
Oban says the best advice she got as
a new legislator came from the late
Rep. Rae Ann Kelsch, a Mandan Re-
publican, who said: “Erin, there are
going to be people who have opinions
about you before they even know you.
You have two cars and one mouth, use
them in that order and you will be just
fine.” '
One legislator who doesn’t like to
dwell on gender is Sen. Judy Lee, R—
West Fargo, who has been a senator
since 1995. She said “any legislator
who is doing their work and is well ac-
cepted by leadership” has equal oppor-
tunity.
“That just is not an issue, has not
been an issue and I am really disap—
pointed when people view women as
victims because: there may be fewer in
a particular setting,” Lee said. “There
are a lot of really good women who are
in the legislature and there are a lot of
really good men who are in the legisla-
ture and there are a couple who maybe
I wouldn’t invite to Christmas dinner.”
Both Rep. Lisa Meier, R—Bismarck,
and Rep. Brandy Pyle, R-Casselton,
said women could bring a different per-
spective to legislation than men, nei-
ther has felt particularly singled out or
less effective because of their gender.
Forming bonds
Of the three Republican women on
her committee, freshman Rep. Mary
Adams, D-Grand Forks, said, “We get
along very well.”
“It’s easy to talk to them about
things, and basically we do see eye to
eye on a lot of issues,” Adams said.
“Women aren’t as stand—offish as men
are. Women can sit down and talk
about politics and we can talk about
family and life in general
Hanson said that for her, gender
hasn’t played a huge role in forming
political relationships. '
“We work really hard as Democrats
to build relationships not only across
the aisle but across the hallway with
our Senate colleagues,” Hanson said.
To do this, Hanson said she focuses on
the issues at hand, which only occa—
sionally - like in the case of paid fam-
ily leave - fall on gender lines.
Pyle said a particularbn'ght spot of
Lawmakers
(Continued on Page 5)
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Belfield Public School
MINUTES
Regular School Board Meeting
Belfield Public School District #13
Thursday, February 14, 2019
7:00pm -— Elementary Library
Call meeting to order VP Keith
Buckman 7:04pm
Roll call members:
President — Dan Obrigewitch (A)
V-Pres. Keith Buckman (P)
Board member Curt Buckman (A)
Board member — Terry Johnson (P)
Board member — Tony Krebs (P)
Superintendent Wade Northrop
(P)
HS Principal — Daren Kurle (P)
Elementary Principal —— Marie Lorge
(A)
Business Manager — Alice Berger
(A)
Administrative Assistant/Minutes —
Rhonda Tooley (P)
Others present: Mary Baer (HS
Math teacher), Shannon Meier (HS
English teacher), Mckenzie Buckman
(student), Tyler Kahl (student), Cauy
Shypkoski (student), Toby Wolf (stu-
dent).
Pledge of Allegiance
Approval of Agenda:
Motion: Tony Krebs
2nd: Terry Johnson
Motion carried
OLD BUSINESS:
Unfinished business. . .corrections
on December Board minutes:
Discussion change name from
Emergency Safety Plan to Emergency
Operations Plan
Motion: Tony Krebs
2nd: Terry Johnson
Motion carried
Discussion change resign date
for Dave Hendrickson to Friday, Febru-
ary 15th.
Motion: Terry Johnson
2nd: Tony Krebs
Motion carried
Discussion ...change Superintend-
ent Wade Northrop’s resignation year
from 2018 to 2019
Motion: Terry Johnson
2nd: Tony Krebs
Motion carried
Approval of changes to the minutes
from the Board meeting on January
10th, 2019
Motion: Tony Krebs
2nd: Terry JohnsonMotion carried
NEW BUSINESS:
Elementary Principal report — Princi—
pal Lorge (A) I
Superintendent Northrop gave re-
port .. .. , .‘
Pre-registration:
‘ Kindergarten: 14 students
‘I'Pre-k: 12=studenfs
Secondary Principal report Princi~
pal Kurle (P)
1. BSC‘music Fest — Feb. 22—23
’ T2,RACTC Live Autopsy “d Feb. 2nd
r ~3.DSU Woodwinds& Brass Day
Feb. 27th @ DSU
4.DSU Instrumental Day DSU
3/119 :i . V
,5. No School Feb. 18th
6.AdvanceEd visit Feb. 25th — 27th
(on'25th: meal/interview board mem—
bers/evening) .r , ,» I
7. FFA RSVP’s due-March 8th
8.Moving supplies/desks to St. B’s
on Wednesday, Feb. 20th
...Eng|ish/History gr. 8-12
9.Classes start February 21st @ St.
B’s
Business Manager report
Alice Berger, Bus. Manager (A)
Superintendent Northrop reported:
1. Activity Fund Report/blue sheet
2. District report Sheet/white sheet
Discussion ...Board approval of
Funds total/sheets
Motion: Tony Krebs
2nd: Terry Johnson Motion carried
Discussion ...Board approval of pay-
ment of bills/submit report at next meet-
ing of bills paid
35613 ACT 120.00
35614 ADVANCED BUSINESS
METHODS , 2183.94
35615 BELFIELD AUTOMOTIVE '
SUPPLY 43.98
35616 BILLINGS COUNTY
PIONEER 235.62
35617 THE BISMARCK
TRIBUNE 60.00
35618 CENGAGE LEARNIN6364.65
35619 CENTURYLINK 21.67
35620 CITY OF BELFIELD 929.62
35621 COUNTRY INN AND
SUITES GRAND FORKS 210.00
35622 CREATIVE ENERGY 1654.90
35623 DAKOTA BOYS AND ..
GIRLS RANCH 8668.00
35624 DEPT. OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION 329.07
35625 FOOD SERVICES OF AMER-
ICA MIN 5274.95
35626 FORT UNION SUPPLY
TRADING CO 437.50
35627 GEIGER, ALAN 83.93
t 35628 GOPHER SPORT 174.33
35629 HARLOW'S BUS SALES
INC 11538.82 ,
35630 JACOBSEN MUSIC 387.49
35631 JACOBSEN MUSICINC387.49
35632 JUNIOR LIBRARY
GUILD 1130.79
35633 JW PEPPER & SON INC93.04
35634 KEMPS LLC, DBA
CASS CLAY CREAMERY 1460.10
35635 KEVIN’S AUTO
TRUCK REPAIR 1243.87
35636 KREBS MACHINE & .
REPAIR 576.00
35637 LARSON, MATHEW 50.80
35638 MENARDS 628.14
35639 MID-AMERICAN
RESEARCH CHEMICA 236.92
35640 MINMOR INDUSTRIES 83.76
35641 MONTANA-DAKOTA
UTILITIES 7364.43
35642 NDSBA 170.00
35643 NETSUPPORT
INCORPORATE 720.00
35644 NEWBY’S ACE
HARDWARE ‘ 48.52
35645 NORTHROP, WADE 477.18
35646 NORTHSTAR * ',
TECHNOLOGY GROUP 1766.47
35647 PENNINGTON, ERIN 56.87
35648 PIERSON, WADE 135.00
35649 PRAXAIR ’ 1174.49
35650 QUILL CORPORATION279.78
35651 REALLY GOOD STUFF 34.94
35652 REISENAUER, JANE 998.42
35653 RESP 600.00
35654 RUDY’S LOCK 8i KEY 68.00
Golden Valley News
35655 RUNNINGS SUPPLY INCB2.79
35656 SCHIENO, HEATHER 152.60
35657 SCHOOL SPECIALTY 97.08
35658 SOUTHWEST
BUSINESS MACHINES 603.25
35659 WEST RIVER STUDENT
SERVICES 4653.74
35660 WORDWARE INC 1680.00
35661 COX, WILLIAM 242.44
35662 HEIPLE, KRISTOPHER156.60
35663 MUSICK, SHARON 121.80
35664 SWANSON, LYNN 58.00
35665 CENTURY LINK 244.00
35666 CHASE CARD
SERVICES 1553.84
35667 WAL-MART
COMMUNITY/RFCSLLC 175.88
STUDENT ACTIVITY INVOICES
8238 DICKINSON
STATE UNIVERSITY 80.00
8239 BISMARCK STATE
COLLEGE 135.00
8240 BELFIELD THEATER 660.00
8241 CLASSROOM FIENDLY
SUPPLIES 76.96
8242 COCA-COLA
BOTTLING 1235.50
8243 DICKINSON PUBLIC
SCHOOL 400.00
8244 FOOD SERVICES
OF AMERICA MIN 74.65
8245 GIBSON, BILLIE 78.23
8246 INKD APPAREL BY
SARAH 460.07
8247 LOGO MAGIC 750.00
8248 MAREDY CANDY CO 349.20
8249 MCDOWELL, KRISTY 180.00
8250 MCDOWELL, RANDY 398.80
8251 NAT FFA
ORGANIZATION 514.50
8252 ND SCIENCE OLYMPIADS10.00
8253 PEPSI COLA BOTTLING189.83
8254 SURESIGN 428.90
8255 SOUTH HEART
SCHOOL DISTRICT 80.45
8256 SOUTH HEART
SCHOOL DISTRICT 120.00
8257 SOUTH HEART SCHOOL
DISTRICT 180.00
8258 CHASE CARD
SERVICES 460.29
8259 WAL-MART COMMUNITY
IRFCSLLC 551.31
Motion: Terry Johnson
2nd: Tony Krebs
Motion carried
Superintendent Report
1. Alice -— sub/Stacy Shypkoski
2.Board requested to see process of
construction
3.Move Classes to St. B’s Feb. 21st
until end of year
4. Received DPI letter of approval
5.Roers signed contract/2 months
for work
6.Insurance reserve/weight
room/age limit/protect District
7. RACTC adopted Calendar
8.Donate old bleachers from FB
field/Belfield Park Board/Buffalo
Gap/Richards/etc.
9.Child Nutrition Review — great job
MaryLou Schneider/Head cook
.V . Committee meetings
Discussion ...who .will, represent/at-
tend RESP, RACTC, West River ‘etc.
“ Superintendent Position
Discussion ...Special meeting held
on Tuesday, February 12th /Committee
recommendation of Daren Kurle for Su-
perintendent.
Hiring of New Teachers
1.Felicia Haseleu (Pre-k) start ap-
prox.. 1 V2 weeks ago
2.Colton Hill ( RE.) started February
19th, 2019
Pledge of Securities
Discussion ...Choice Bank/ac~
cepted/approved
Motion: Terry Johnson
2nd: Tony Krebs Motion carried
Calendar
Discussion ...Option 1 Calendar ap-
proved. Possibility of changing Gradu-
ation date/Time ...Iet DPI know of any
changes.
Motion: Terry Johnson
2nd: Tony Krebs Motion carried
Set Time/Date and location of Elec-
tions of 2019
Date: Tuesday, June 11th
Time: 8:00am — 7:00pm
Location: Belfield Public School Li-
brary
Motion: Tony Krebs
2nd: Terry Johnson Motion carried
Negotiations: .
Discussion 1st BEA will request
notice of Intent to negotiate. Next meet-
ing the Board will recognize the negoti-
ating team .
Motion: Tony Krebs
2nd: Teriy Johnson Motion carried
Discussion ...BEA recognizes 15-1-
1610 —- accept changes ...Post for 10
days...Special Board meeting/recog-
nize teachers
Motion: Terry Johnson
2nd: Tony Krebs Motion carried
POLICIES:
Discussion omit Policies JBE and
KAA. Review and clarify them at an-
other meeting. Adopt rest of the poli!
0193 as is.
Motion: Terry Johnson
2nd: Tony Krebs Motion carried
OTHER:
Addition to Agenda
Discussion ...Accept grades 7—12
Principal Resignation/Daren Kurle. Will
fulfill his duties until the end of June,
2019 as stated in his Principal contract.
Motion: Tony Krebs
2nd: Terry Johnson Motion carried
Next Meeting:
March 14th, 2019 ...7:00pm
Belfield Public School Library
*Superintendent Evaluations due to
the President /will be approved at this
meeting
Adjourn:
VP -— Keith Buckman
Time : 8:33pm
Minutes submitted by Rhonda Too-
ley
Date
Alice Berger, Business Manager
Dan Obrigewitch, School Board Presi-
dent
(March 14)
Belfield Public School
MINUTES
Special School Board Meetlng
Belfield Public School District #13
Tuesday, February 1 2, 2019
7:30am — FCS Room
Call meeting to order,. .. Dan Obrige—
witch 7:30am
Roll call members:
President Dan Obrigewitch (P)
V-Pres. — Keith Buckman (P)
Board member —— Curt Buckman (P)
Board member — Terry Johnson (P)
Board member Tony Krebs (P)
Superintendent - Wade Northrop
(P)
Others present: Mary Baer (HS
Math teacher), Shannon Meier (HS
English teacher)
Hire Superintendent
Discussion Interviews of Superin—
tendents/some had a lack of experi-
ence. Committee recommends the
hiring of Daren Kurle for Superintend-
ent....motion made to hire Daren Kurle
to fill the Superintendent position
Motion: Tony Krebs
2nd: Terry Johnson
Motion carried
Adjourn:
Time: 7:37am
Minutes submitted by Superintend-
ent Wade Northrop
Date
Alice Berger, Business Manager
Dan Obrigewitch, School Board Presi-
dent
(March 14)
Belfield Public School
MINUTES
Special School Board Meeting
Belfield Public School District #13
Monday, February 25, 2019
5:30pm — Belfield School Library
Call meeting to order Dan Obrige»
witch — 5:34pm
Roll call members:
President — Dan Obrigewitch (P)
V-Pres. — Keith Buckman (P)
Board member — Curt Buckman (P)
Board member — Terry Johnson (A)
Board member — Tony Krebs (A)
)Superintendent — Wade Northrop
(P
Agenda: Recognition of Represen-
tative Organization
Discussion The School Board ac-
cepted the description of an appropriate
negotiating unit BEA, which contends
that it represents a majority of teachers
within the negotiating unit.
Motion: Curt Buckman
2nd: Keith Buckman
Motion carried
Adjourn:
Time: 5:43pm
Minutes submitted by Superintend-
ent Wade Northrop
Date
Alice Berger, Business Manager
Dan Obrigewitch, School Board Presi-
dent
(March 14)
Belfield Public School
MINUTES
Belfield Public School District #13
School Improvement Review Dinner
n : Errandrwo‘rk session u in
Monday, February 25, 2019
6:00pm - Burley’s
Open 6:00pm
Roll call members:
President — Dan Obrigewitch (P)
V-Pres. — Keith Buckman (P)
Board member Curt Buckman (P)
Board member —- Terry Johnson (P)
Board member — Tony Krebs (A)
Superintendent -— Wade Northrop
(P)
Others present: Daren Kurle (HS
Principal), Marie Lorge (Elementary
Principal), Kelli Kessel and Ella-Jo
Cornell (School Improvement Commit-
tee), and also the Advanced Ed Re-
viewTeam.
Agenda: School Improvement Re-
View
Dinner was served, and then the
Advanced Ed Review Team met with
the Board members to discuss the re-
view process.
Adjourn: ‘
Time: 8:30pm
Minutes submitted by Superintend-
ent Wade Northrop
Date
Alice Berger, Business Manager
Dan Obrigewitch, School Board Presi-
dent
(March 14)
Meeting Notice
Notice of Annual Meeting
Golva Rural Fire District's annual
meeting is set for 7 p.m., Thursday,
March 21, in the Golva Bar Meeting
Room.
(February 28, March 7 and 14)
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,
2.5, gallon:
Gly Star 5
Vista
Dye Packets
Plateau
LV-6
2-4D'Amine (Platoon can be used
with well water)
Milestone Quarts
Milestone Gallons
Spret
MSO
Tordon 22K
Bids are to be submitted to:
Golden Valley County Weed Board
PO. Box 605
Beach, ND 58621
Or in person by: March 25th at the
Golden Valley County Extension Office,
at whichtime, dUring the regular meet-
ing at 2 pm. on March 27, all submitted
bids are to be opened and considered.
If you have any questions please call
Mark Golberg Jr. at 701-690-8268.
(March 7 and 14)
Notice
Billings County Equalization Meet-
ings Notice ‘
The following Boards of Equaliza-
tion have been scheduled for the 2019
assessments:
AniniialiiMée’ti‘ngiNd
The City of Medora Board of Equal-
ization will meet on Tuesday, April 2,
2019 at 5:00 pm inthe Roosevelt Room
at the Medora Community Center.
The Unorganized Township and
County Board of Equalization will meet
on Tuesday, June 4, 2019 at 1 :00 pm in
the commissioner’s room at the county
courthouse.
Each taxpayer has the right to ap-
pear before the appropriate local board
of review or equalization and petition for
correction of the taxpayer's assess-
ment.
(March 7 and 14)
Nofice
ELECTION NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the an-
nual election of Belfield Public School
District #13, Belfield, ND is set for Tues-
day, June 11, 2019 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. Voters
will also vote on whether to publish min-
utes or not.
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 8, 2019. 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
(March 7 and 14)
Annual Meeting Notice
Annual Meeting Notice
Elk Creek Township will hod its an-
nual meeting and election on Tuesday,
March 19, 2019, at 3 pm. at the home
of Ardis Stedman.
Audrey Schieffer, clerk
(March 7 and 14)
Annual Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the Gar-
ner Township annual meeting will be
held Tuesday, 19th of March, 2019, at
7 p.m., at the residence of Dan and
Sheila Zachmann, 709 West St, Golva,
N.D. Synopsis of the 2018 expenses
and receipts will be read and available
to electors. The annual businessvmeet—
ing will inclirde 2018 tax levies for. gen-
eral funds along with diher business
properly brought before the electors.
Dan Zachmann, Clerk of Garner
Township ‘ ,
(March 7 and 14) . Wily
rs
“$6
ice
Notice is hereby given that the
Henry Township annual meeting will be
held Tuesday, 19th of" March, 2019, at
7:00 p.m., at the re‘sidenoe-offRenae
and Cody Smith, 710 VMqu‘istRoad,
Beach, N.D. Synopsis of‘ithe 2018>ex-
penses and receipts will’be' readeand
available to electors. The annual busi-
ness meeting will include 2019 tax
levies for general funds along with other
business properly brought before the
electors. ‘
Renae Smith, Clerk of Henry Town-
ship .
(March 7 and 14)
Annual Meeting Notice
Annual Meeting Notice
Lone Tree Township will hold its An-
nual Meeting and Election on Tuesday,
March 19, 2019, at 7:00 pm at the
Golva Bar Meeting Room.
Linda Stoveland, Clerk/Treasurer
(March 7 and 14)
Annual Meeting Notice
Saddle Butte annual township meet—
ing will be held Tuesday, March 19,
2019 at 7 pm. at the home of Eleanor
Nistler. Election of one supervisor will
be held along with any other business.
Eleanor Nistler, clerk
(March 7 and 14)
Annual Meeting Notice
Sentinel Civil Township will hold their
annual meeting on Tuesday, March 19
at 1 p.m., at the fire hall In Sentinel
Butte. Elections will be held.
Kim Van Horn, secretary.
(March 7 and 14)
Annual Meeting Notice
Pearl township annual meeting will
be held at the Doug Mosser ranch
house at 2 p.m., Tuesday, March 19,
2019.
Rosie Mosser, Secretary
(March 14)
Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of Delhi Town-
ship will be held at 7 PM on March 19 at
the home of Joanne and Ron Davidson.
Election of one supervisor and theclerk
along with other pertinent business will
be on the agenda.
Joanne Davidson, clerk
(March 14)
Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of Bullion Town-
ship will be held on Friday, March 22,
‘ 2019, at the home of the township sec-
retary, Pam Knopp. The purpose of this
meeting is to elect two supervisors, one
to finish out a three-year term which has
two years remaining, and the other will
. be for a three-year term. Also, to attend
to any other business that may come ‘
before the board.
Pam Knopp, Clerk/Treasurer
Bullion Township
(March 14 and 21)
, E“IA-last(Beach, ND bet
March 14, 20’19
PUBLIC NOTICES NEWS .
Bids
Call for Bids
The City of Beach is accepting bids
on forage removal for the following
properties;
Woodhull’s First Addition, Block 24,
Lots 5-14
- Portion of Auditor’s Tract A60, A64,
A65 A66 in Woodhull’s Acreage
A map showing the specific locations
is available at City Hall 153 Main Street
East Beach, ND between the hours of
8am-5pm or by calling 701 -872-4103 or
emailing cityofbeach@midstate.net.
The Forage Removal Agreement will be
for a period of five (5) years. Sealed
bids labeled "Forage Removal” must be
received by April 1, 2019 at 5:00 pm at
City Hall. Bids will be opened at 8:30
pm on April 1, 2019. The City of Beach
reserves the right to accept or reject any
and all bids.
(March 14 and 21)
City of Medora
City of Medora Minutes of Special
Meeting February 22, 2019
(Subject to Council Review
and Approval)
The meeting was conducted by Mike
Eggl, Theodore Roosevelt Presidential
Library Foundation and facilitated by
John Hanson. The meeting lasted from
6:30pm to about 8:30pm. The Mayor
and all Council Members; Todd Corneil,
John Tczap, Kinley Slauter, Doug Elli-
son, and Tracy Sexton; were present.
All Zoning Board members were pres-
ent including Jim Bridger, Justin Ell, and
Ian Connors. There were about 52'
members of the public present. Mike
Eggl, Theodore Roosevelt Presidential
LibraryFoundation, gave an update on
progress on the TR Presidential Library
inMedora. The remainder of the time
was spent gathering input from atten-
dees and answering questions as pos-
sible. Attendees were encouraged to
contact their representatives in Bis-
marck about funding for the TR Library.
Attendees who chose signed up for
more communication as it is available.
There was no City business conducted
at the meeting. The next meeting re-
lated to the TR Library will be March 15
at 6:30pm.
Attest: Todd Corneil, Mayor Attest:
Gary Ridenhower, City Auditor
(March 14) « v
Bids
1’ ' Call for Bids
,TheCity of Beach is currently ac-
cepting bids for a new front end loader
with trade. Equipment specifications are
available at City Hall 153 Main Street
.. 5. . menthe hours of
8am- pm “or b ‘ flirt 7,0, —8 a "—4 03 or
emailing citijigfb'e “c ‘@Imig§tafeijnbt.
Sealed ’bids”must be received by April
1, 2019 at 5:00 pm at City Hall. Bids will
be opened at 8:15 pm on April 1, 2019.
The’City of Beach reserves the right to
accept or reject any and all bids.
(March 14)
~‘No't'ice
BOARD‘OPENINVG' NOTICE ‘
There iswa vac’ahcy on'the Golden
Valley County Park Board. The Board
of County Commissioners will fill the ira—
cancy by appointment. If interested in
being appointed, please provide a letter
of interest to the Golden Valley County
Auditor by Tuesday, March 26, 2018 by
4:00 PM. to beconsjdered. "
(March 14 and 21)
Notice to Creditors
IN , THE STATE OF NORTH
DAKOTA, DISTRICT COURT, SOUTH—
WEST JUDICIAL DISTRICT, COUNTY
, OF GOLDEN VALLEY , , ‘
MACKOFF, KELLOGG LAW FIRM
Office Address: . .
38 Second Ave ‘E
Dickinson ND 58601
Telephone Number: (701) 456-3210
By: David C- Piper, Attorney #06723
Email: dpiper@mackoff.com
Attorneys for Personal Representa-
tive
Probate No. 17-2019-PR-00008
In the Matter of the Estate of John J.
Hanson, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has been appointed
Personal Representative of the above
estate. All persons having claims
against the said deceased arerequired
to present their claims within three
months after the date of the first publi-
cation of this notice or said claims will
be forever barred. Claims must either
be presented to Weldon M.. Hanson,
Personal Representative of the Estate,
or filed with the Court.
Dated this 6th day of March, 2019.
/s/Weldon M. Hanson, Personal
Representative ‘
1103 Westchester ‘Court
Rochester, MN 55902
(March 14, 21 and/28)
DEADLINES
The deadline for I
submitted copy and
stories and all ad
orders is noon 0n
Fridays. ,Call 872-
3755 or e-mail ,
goldenandbillings,
@gmail.com. ‘