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Golden Valley News
September 5, 2019
Hearing Notice
IN DISTRICT COURT, BILLINGS
COUNTY, STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
In the Matter of the Estate of Joel M.
Wilkinson, Deceased.
Probate No. 04-2019-PR-00014
Brian W. Boppre (ID #07482)
Boppre Law Firm, PLLC
2151 36th Ave SW, Suite B
Minot, ND 58701
Telephone No. (701) 852-5224
bboppre@ bopprelawfirm.com
Attorney for: Margot Wilkinson
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Margot Wilkinson has filed herein a pe-
tition for Adjudication of Intestacy, Adju-
dication of Priority for Appointment of
Personal Representative and Appoint-
ment of Personal Representative of the
estate of Joel M. Wilkinson, deceased.
Hearing has been set upon said Pe-
tition on the 24th day of October, 2019,
at 8:30 A.M. at the Courtroom of the
above named Court in the City of
Medora, County of Billings, State of
North Dakota, and any person may ap-
pear and be heard.
In order for any objections to be con-
sidered, objections to the Petition for
Adjudication of Intestacy, Adjudication
of Priority for Appointment of Personal
Representative and Appointment of
Personal Representative must be in
writing and must be filed with the Court
and the attorney for the petitioner no
later than seven (7) days prior to the
date set for hearing. Any such written
objection must contain a concise and
thorough account of the facts upon
which the objection is based.
Dated this 19th day of August,
2019.
Brian Boppre (//07482)
Boppre Law Firm PLLC
2151 36th Ave. SW, Suite B
Minot, ND 58701
(701) 852-5224
bboppre@bopprelawfirm.com
Attorney for Margot Wilkinson
(September 5, 12and 19)
Meeting Notice
Notice of annual Billings county
Rural Fire Protection District annual
budget meeting, to be held September
12, 2019, at 7:00 p.m. at the Medora
rural fire hall.
(August 22, 29 and September 5)
Notice
NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS
APPEARING TO BE OWNERS OF
ABANDONED PROPERTY
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing persons, their heirs, executors,
administrators, successors or assigns,
may be entitled to property (not real es-
tate) which has been presumed aban-
doned under the Unclaimed Property
Act (NDCC Chapter 47-30.1). The Act
requires all businesses to file annual re-
ports of unclaimed property. These
names are from the most current an-
nual reports. Previously reported prop-
erties which have not been claimed can
be viewed at: https://unclaimedprop-
erty.nd.gov/.
*=Medora
**=Fairfield
Burning'Hills Emporium Po Box 456
Chakraborty Bhaskar Po Box 198 *
Clyde Beth T Po Box 487 *
Clyde Samuel Po Box 487 *
Firmansyah Andri Po Box 597 *
Huang Tingting Po Box 198 *
Krogh Rodney W 1303 126th Ave
SW**
Kuhn Brian 12803 20th St SW **
Lamppa Zach Po Box 647 *
ND Cowboy Hall Of Fame Box 137 *
Propagand Arts 4771 Courtright St*
Stverak Jason W Box 24 *
For information concerning this
property, or for ADA auxiliary aids, con-
tact the Unclaimed Property Adminis-
trator via e-mail (unclaimed@nd.gov) or
on the Website at unclaimedprop-
erty.nd.gov, or at 1707 N 9th St, PO Box
5523, Bismarck ND 58506-5523. (701-
328-2800).
(8/2312019)
Jodi Smith
Land Commissioner
(September 5)
Notice
, NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS
APPEARING TO BE OWNERS OF
ABANDONED PROPERTY
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing persons, their heirs, executors,
administrators, successors or assigns,
may be entitled to property (not real es-
tate) which has been presumed aban-
doned under the Unclaimed Property
Act (NDCC Chapter 47-30.1) The Act
requires all businesses to file annual re-
ports of unclaimed property. These
names are from the most current an-
nual reports. Previously reported prop-
erties which have not been claimed can
be viewed at: https://unclaimedprop-
erty.nd.gov/.
*=Beach
***=Sentinel Butte
****=Golva
Bishop Bart PO Box 524 ~
Bishop Madeline D PO Box 815 *
Callaway June 508 4th St SE *
Dietz Ashlynn 302 6th Ave SE *
Donald E Taylor Inc PO Box 14 *
Erickson Vicki PO Box 636 *
Estate Of Myrn Farstreet 621 1st
Ave NE *
Farstveet Estate Of Myrna PO Box
171 *
Hammerstrom Chad L 15120
Pipeline Rd ***
Harpster Gayle 180 Elliot St ***
Heckaman Kayla 535 1 st Ave NW *
Jandt Larry PO Box 144 *
Larson Shauna PO Box 72 *
Macoleni Matthew PO Box 324 *
'Makelky Hillary R 15571 Square
Butte Rd ***
Meyers Roxanne 456 4th Ave SE *
Muruato Natalie L PO Box 306 *
Oppegard Nathan PO Box 481 *
Overbo Crystal PO Box 936 *
Pitts Troy PO Box 573 *
R B Enterprises PO Box 32 *
Rathbun George R P O Box 952 *
Rathbun Mary P O Box 952 *
Remillong Donald F 425 2nd Ave
NW *
Shaw Joshua Craig PO Box 894 *
Shumway Zane PO Box 172
Steiner Michael 5240 Alpha Rd ***
Szudera Steve PO Box 486 *
Watson Ken 14 3rd Avenue SE *
For information concerning this
property, or for ADA auxiliary aids, con-
tact the Unclaimed Property Adminis-
trator via e-mall (unclaimed@nd.gov) or
on the-Website at unclalmedprop-
erty.nd.gov, or at 1707 N 9th St, PO Box
5523, Bismarck ND 58506-5523. (701-
328-2800).
(8/26/2019)
Jodi Smith
Land Commissioner
(September 5)
City of Medora
City of Medora
Minutes Of Special Meeting
August 7, 2019
(Subject to Council Review and
Approval)
Meeting was called to order at 4:30
pm by Mayor Todd Corneil. Present
were Council Members Doug Ellison,
John Tczap, Kinley Slauter and Tracy
Sexton.
Preliminary Budget Review - Auditor
Ridenhower reviewed the progress on
preparation of the 2020 Budget. The
focus for the meeting i5:
Preliminary 2020 Budget Re-
view/Approval
Ambulance Replacement request -
Marcia Lamb, Mitch GUseth, and Kyle
Michels reviewed the plans for replac-
ing ambulances. They requested the
City approve payment of $255,000
which is the City's share of the
cost,which can be paid to the County in
6 annual installments of $42,500 begin-
ning 8/8/20. There was consensus that
the ambulance replacements are
needed and the annual installment pay-
ments will be a priority in the budget
process.
TRMF Point to Point Park request -
p.m. by President Kinley Slauter. Mem-
bers present were Jim Bridger, lan Con-
nors and Doug Ellison.
Minutes from the July 16 meeting
were presented to the Board for ap-
proval. Bridger made the motion to ap-
prove the minutes as presented, Ellison
seconded. Motion passed unanimously.
NO. 19-35
NAME: Sandi Frenzel
LOCATION: 250 3rd St
PROPOSAL: Add new deck to back
of house. Add on to existing fence.
Sandi Frenzel requested approval
for a flag pole in the front yard on the
north side of the lot away from the side-
walk and trees, and to replace light fix-
tures on the front of the house with
fixtures similar to what were there. Con-
nors moved to approve the application
for the deck and fence as presented
and to approve adding a flag pole and
replacing light fixtures as requested, Et-
lison seconded. Motion passed unani-
mously.
NO. 19-36
NAME: Russell J. Mitchell
LOCATION: 685 2nd St S
PROPOSAL: Replace current meta!
skirting with insulated skirting panels.
Skirting panels have a plastic sur-
face over Styrofoam. Connors moved to
approve the application as presented,
Bridger seconded. Motion passed
unanimously.
NO. 19-37
NAME: Gary & Rita Edland
LOCATION: 425 Broadway Ave.
(Roger Vanvig house)
PROPOSAL: Install lattice around
decks.
Bridger moved to approve the appli-
cation as presented, Connors sec-
onded. Motion passed unanimm,~lu
NO. 19-38
NAME: TRMF
LOCATION: 424 6th St. (Block 17
Lots 1-12, 21-24, Block 22 Lots 1-4, 21-
24)
PROPOSAL: New constructio0
Point to Point Park
Plans for the mini golf feature were
presented. The current mini golf course
will be removed and replaced as de-
scribed with nine holes around the cur-
rent swimming pool (these will be ADA
acceptable) and nine holes added on
the east side of the street around the
Slant House. Features will be repre-
sentative of the area. The plan is to start
construction on the mini golf this fall.
a presentation on the Park and related TRMF is requesting approval of the lay
- requests from the City were discussed out and elements' Of the" mini golf
at the August 6 Council Meeting, and it
was agreed the budget aspects would
be discussed at today's meeting. TRMF
projects that the Park will bring more
people to town and fill more motel
rooms so the Park will be good for
Medora and increase City revenue. Sit,
ter commented that supporting the Park
might benefit the City more than the
current spending on the City Pool, and
he clarified that projected income im-
pacts from the Park have not be quan-
tified. Ellison Commented that he can
see how the Park can benefit the City
but he questions if the City can afford to
provide financial support at this time.
Comeil stated that he feels the Park is
a good idea but it isn~ a good time for
the spending as the City is working to
replenish after the investment in the la-
goon and we have already cut several
significant projects from the budget.
Corneil supports partnering with the
County and TRMF to see what can be
done to obtain grants and funding in the
future. The consensus is that the Coun-
cil supports the Point to Point Park proj-
ect and will work to find ways to support
it. Ellison moved the request from
TRMF for $1 million to support Point to
Point Park infrastructure be dined as
thespending can't be accommodated in
the 2020 Budget, but the City will review
options to support the Park project in
the future, SExton seconded. Motion
passed 3 to 1.
2019/2020 Revenue Projections
were reviewed and discussed. We ex-
pect to be on Budget with our 2019
Total Revenues and we project 2020
Revenue to be similar to 2019. Pro-
posed expenditures were reviewed for
clarification and input. 2018, 2019 and
2020 Project Lists were discussed.
2019 and 2020 Project Lists were prior-
itized and updated with projects priori-
tized for completion in 2019 and
designated to be included in the 2020
Preliminary Budget. The pipeline from
the tank to 6th Street will be flow tested
next week and an assessment made on
its condition. It was requested that
Beach have Rural Water review our
water and sewe situation and present
to the Council on what they feel should
be our greatest concerns.
The Ambulance replacement pay-
ment will be included in the 2020 Pre-
liminary Budget. The Revenue Budget
for Utilities was adjusted to reflect pro-
jected increases from rate changes.
The Spending Budget was adjusted to
include the Ambulance replacement
payment and align to the 2020 Projects
which were prioritized for inclusion.
By consensus the 2020 Preliminary
Revenue Budget was approved at
$1,930,860, the Expense Budget was
approved at $2,265,834, and the mill
rate for 2020 was approved to remain
the same. The Auditor will provide this
information to the County Auditor by Au-
gust 9.
THERE WILL BE A BUDGET
HEARING AND APPROVAL OF THE
FINAL BUDGET AT THE COUNCIL
MEETING ON OCTOBER 1 AT 6:00
PM.
The. next regular City Council Meet-
mg will be September 3 at 7 PM.
Slauter moved to adjourn, Ellison
seconded. Meeting adjourned at 6:35
pm.
Attest:
Todd Corneil, Mayor
Attest:
Gary Ridenhower, City Auditor
(September 5)
Notice
MEDORA PLANNING AND ZONING
COMMISSION
Official Proceedings on August 20,
2019
(Subject to board review and
approval)
course, signs and building siding will be
approved separately. The City Engi-
neering will review and sign off on de-
tails to assure compliance with City
-regulations and the Development
Agreement. Connors moved to approve
the design and elements/props of the
mini golf course with signs and siding to
be approved when presented, Bridger
seconded. Slauter stated that as an em-
Meeting was called to order at 6:00
pair the storm drains and gutters at the
intersection of 1st Street W and 2nd Av-
enue SW as well as the sidewalk along
the entire block. No decision was made
at this time. Dietz request City Council
consider waiving fees at the landfill for
blighted buildings that are demolished
as part of community enhancement.
Consensus was an application should
be made available for individuals re-
questing to have the fees waived. Dietz
would review and present to City Coun-
cil for approval.
Auditor Report
Gaugler reviewed her written report.
Gaugler reviewed the financial report
for the month of July. Benes moved to
approve the financial report as pre-
sented, second by Wolff. Motion carried
unanimously. Benes moved to approve
payment of $2,111.25 to John Deere Fi-
nancial for lease of a tractor, second by
Larson. Motion carried unanimously.
Engineer's Report
2019 Sanitary Sewer Project- En-
gineer Klein's report was reviewed.
Gaugler provided financial information
on the project. At this time, it appears
the additional funding that was secured
for the project will not be needed.
Sheriff's Report
The Sheriff's Report for the month of
July consisting of 14 calls, 2 warnings
and 5 citations was reviewed.
Committee Reports
Zoning Report
Larson reported the Zoning Board
held a Public Hearing regarding a Re-
quest for Conditional Use at 105 Cen-
tral Avenue. Currently, the property is
zoned Commercial 2 but is being uti-
lized for residential purposes. The Zon-
ing Board plans to meet with the
property nwner again before making a
recommendation to the City Council.
Next Zoning Board meeting is Septem-
ber 16th.
Census Count Committee
Larson reported a local group is
being organized to bring awareness on
the importance of every resident being
accounted for during the Census.
original Complaint is filed with the
Clerk of the Distdct Court in the County
in which this action is commenced.
3. This action relates to the foreclo-
sure of a mortgage upon the following
described real property in the County of
Golden Valley, State of North Dakota:
All of Lot 1, excepting and excluding
the North 50 feet thereof, and the South
50 feet thereof, Block 9, Hunter's First
Addition to the City of Beach, Golden
Valley County, North Dakota.
Property Address: 329 3rd Avenue
Northeast, Beach, ND 58621
The Plaintiff is not seeking a per-
sonal judgment against the above-
named
Defendants.
Date: June 3, 2019
/sJ Benjamin J. Mann
Benjamin J. Mann
376 East 400 South, Suite 300
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Tel: 801-355-2886
Fax: 801-328-9714
Emaih benjamin @ hwmlawfirm,com
Bar Number: 08371
HWM: 55393
(September 5, 12 and 19)
Notice to Creditors
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
IN DISTRICT COURT
COUNTY OF BILLINGSSOUTH-
WEST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Estate of Donald
A. Stigen, Deceased.
Probate No. 04-2019-PR-00013
MACKOFF KELLOGG LAW FIRM
Office Address:
38 Second Ave E
Dickinson ND 58601
Telephone Number: (701) 456-3210
By: Olivia Krebs, Attorney #08743
Emaih okrebs @ mackoff.com
Attorneys for Personal Representative
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has been appointed
Unfinished Business Personal Representative of the above
Law Enforcement Contract for 2020 estate. All persons having claims
- Zachmann moved to approve the Law against the said deceased are required
Enforcement Contract with Golden Val-
ley County for the year 2020, second by
Benes. Motion carried unanimously.
New Business
At 7:30 pm, a Public Hearing was
held on an Application for Approval of
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 Sharleen Stigen, Per-
sonal Representative of the Estate, or
Zoning Change submitted by Troy & filed with the Court.
Melanie Viner on b(~half Of Robert ~ Dated this 23 day of August, 2019~
Weeks for property located at Hunter's Sharleen Stigen, Personal Repre-
1st Addition, Block 2, Lots 1-5 (176 First sentative
Street NE). The request is to change 13066 15th Street SW, Fairfield, ND
zoning of the property from Commercial 58627
2 to Residential 1. Larson moved to(September 5, 12 and 19)
open the Public Hearing, second by
Zachmann. Motion carried unani-
mously. Gaugler mentioned notice was
sent to twenty-five (25)property owners
Hamilton
that are within 150' of the area being
ployee of TRMF, there is a potential for considered for re-zoning. No other com-
conflict of interest. Since there is no di- ments were made, and no written com- r e - e ,= e c e
rect and substantiai personal or pecu- ments were received. Benes moved to
U
niary interest in the matter, I intend to
participate as necessary in the action.
Motion passed unanimously.
Misc. Business*
Chris Dorfschmidt and Anna Killian
from the State Historical Society pre-
sented plans for the Coachman's
House Project which will be starting
shortly. The Project is to raise the build-
ing and repair it as. it was damaged in
the 2011 Flood. There will be little visual
change The Historical Society wanted
to assure that the City is aware of the
project which should take about a
month. The Commission expressed ap-
preciation for the communication and
cooperation.
Chris Dorfschmidt advised that a
contract has been signed to have the
previously removed section of the De-
Mores Park wall replaced as close to
original as possible using the original
stones. Construction is expected to
start in mid-September. The Commis-
sion appreciates the update and action
being taken to return the wall to as
close to original condition as possible.
Related to the opening on the Zon-
ing Commission, the City Council direc-
tion is to post a.notice at the Post Office
for qualified candiddtes to express in-
terest, appoint a replacement for Justin
Ell, and work to identify candidates to
replace lan when required.
Connors moved the meeting be ad-
journed. President Slauter declared the
meeting adjourned without objection at
6:55 pm.
ATTEST:
Kinley S!aut.e~',o president ~
ATTEST:
Gary Ridenhower, City Auditor
(September 5)
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
Henry Gerving on August 19, 2019, at
7:00 pm. Present when the meeting
was called to order was City Council
Andy Zachmann, Bev Wolff, Jeanne
Larson, Mark Benes, Public Works
Supt. Randy Dietz, City Auditor Kim-
berly Gaugler, guests Marcus Knutson,
Dr. Jake Holkup, Sue Finneman, Janie
Rathbun and Rachel Keohane.
The Pledge of Allegiance was re-
cited.
Roll call was taken Marman and
Walworth were absent.
Mayor Gerving called for additions to
the agenda. Dr. Jake Holkup request to
be added to the agenda regarding
maintenance and drainage on 6th
Street SE. Mayor Gerving approved.
Minutes
Minutes of the meeting on August
5th were presented. Zachmann moved
to approve the minutes, second by Lar-
son. Motion carried unanimously.
PW Report
PWS Dietz reviewed his written re-
port. Benes moved to approve the pur-
chase of product in the amount of
$6,700 to treat lagoon cells 3 and 4 for
an algae problem that has developed,
second by Zachmann. Motion carried
unanimously. Dietz reviewed a quote
from Novotny Construction, LLC to re-
close the Public Hearing, second by
Larson. Motion carried unanimously.
Larson moved to approve the Zoning
Board's recotnmendation to change the
zoning of Hunter's 1st Addition, Block 2,
Lots 1 -5 from Commercial 2 to Resi-
dential 1 and extend the rezoning to in-
clude lots 18-22 of this block, second by
Benes. Motion carried unanimously.
Janie Rathbun, Parks & Rec Man-
ager and Rachel Keohane, Beach Park
Board member request $15,000 from
the City Sales Tax Fund to offset unex-
pected expenses throughout the sum-
mer. Benes moved to amend the City
Sales Tax Fund transfer out from
$10,000 to $15,000 for the Beach Park
Board, second by Zachmann. Motion
carried unanimously.
An Application for Raffle submitted
by Post Prom was reviewed. Benes
moved to approve, second by Zach-
mann. Motion carried unanimously.
The proposed "Believe in Beach"
Strategic Plan 2019-2022 was pre-
sented. Wolff moved to approve the
Strategic Plan for 2019 - 2022, second
by Larson. Motion carried unanimously.
Zachmann moved to approve payment
of $30,000 to JM Strategies, LLC for
completion of the Strategic Plan, sec-
ond by Larson. Motion carried unani-
mously. On September 6th a noon
lunch meeting will be held at the Com-
munity Center for anyone wanting to
learn more about the Strategic Plan.
Dr. Jake Holkup shared concerns
about the drainage along 6th Street SE
vice president
of NALA
TULSA, Okla. - Melissa J.
Hamilton, advanced certified parale-
gal (ACP), of Bismarck, was re-
elected to serve as vice president on
the 2019-2020 board of directors of
the National
Association of
Legal Assis-
tants (NALA).
The elec-
tion took place
electronically
with the re-
suits being an-
nounced at
NALA's Con-
ference & Expo during the annual
member meeting in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Hamilton is employed as a para-
legal in the Civil Litigation, Natural
Resources, and Indian Affairs Divi-
sion of the North Dakota Office of
Attorney General, representing state
agencies, officials, and employees in
legal actions, including administra-
and 5th Avenue SE. He request that a tive hearings, state court lawsuits,
qqg term plan b~ de v~lol~d for main- federal court lawsuits, and appeals,
tenance. " ifcludiia challefige~ tO the coris'tittl-
No other business was brought for-
ward. Benes moved to adjourn, second
by Larson. Motion carried unanimously.
Meeting adjourned at 8:25 p.m.
Attest: Henry Gerving, Mayor
Kimberly Gaugler, City Auditor
(September 5)
Summons
IN THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SOUTH-
WEST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Freedom Mortgage Corporation,
Plaintiff,
V.
John Means a/k/a John D. Means,
and any person in possession, and all
persons unknown, claiming any estate
or interest in, or lien or encumbrance
upon, the real estate described in the
oomplaint,
Defendants.
SUMMONS
CIVIL NUMBER: 17-2019-CV-00003
1. To the above mentioned Defen-
dants including all persons unknown,
claiming any estate or interest in, or lien
or encumbrance upon, the real estate
described in the complaint.
tionality of state laws. She is origi-
nally from Fairfield.
She has over 25 years of legal ex-
perience working for the state of
North Dakota, including legal assis-
tant/paralegal positions with the
N.D. Department of Human Services
Legal Advisory Unit, the N.D. De-
partment of Transportation, N.D.
Department of Human Services
Child Support Division and N.D.
Supreme Court Law Library - N.D.
Legal Self Help Center. She also
worked as a claims analyst at N.D.
Workforce Safety and Insurance.
Hamilton is active in local and
national paralegal associations. She~
has served as the chair of NALA's
Professional Development Commit-
tee, NALA Region director, NALA
treasurer, and NALA secretary. She
has served in various leadership po-
sitions in her local paralegal associ-
ation, the Western Dakota
Association of Legal Assistants.
2. You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear and defend against the Complaint
Erickson u~ -'~ra~ua~es
in this action, which has been filed with
the Clerk of Court and is herewith
served upon you, by serving upon the from NDSU
undersigned a copy of an Answer or
other proper response within twenty- North Dakota State University
one (21) days after the service of this this summer awarded 321 degrees.
Summons upon you, exclusive of the Included was Bailey Marie Erickson
day of service. If youfail to do so,
Judgment by default will be taken from Beach who graduated with
against you for the relief demanded in honors with a bachelor of science in
the Complaint. The agribusiness.
Bike accident
results in fatality
By News/Pioneer Staff
TROTTERS - Cora Wagner, 19,
of Lisbon died on Sept. 1, off road
near Beaver Creek Road in McKen-
zie County about 17 miles east of
Trotters.
Wagner was driving a 2014
Honda CRF150F dirt bike south-
bound on a trail. She lost control of
the bike and was thrown to the
ground and was pronounced de-
ceased at the scene. She was wear-
ing a helmet, the N.D. Highway
Patrol said.
Alexander man
dies in crash
By News/Pioneer Staff
KEENE - A 52-year-old man
from Alexander died in a Sept. 2,
crash on McKenzie County Road 2,
about a mile east of Tobacco Gar-
dens, the N.D. Highway Patrol said.
The Kenworth truck that the man
was driving was westbound and was
pulling a tanker trailer. The driver
failed to negotiate a curve in the
roadway and the Kenworth ran off
the roadway into the south ditch. The
Kenworth overturned onto its top
and the trailer jackknifed. The
Kenworth came to rest in the south
ditch, facing west, with the trailer
next to it. The driver sustained fatal
injuries during the crash and was
pronounced dead on scene. The
crash occurred at about 2:15 p.m
and the road surface was saturated
and slippery from recent rainfall.
The man's name was to be re-
leased after the notification of rela-
tives.
Rider thrown
off motorcycle
By News/Pioneer Staff
ALEXANDER - Jacob Hingtgen,
23, Williston, was traveling north-
east on County Road 16 and was ne-
gotiating a curve when he lost
control of his 2008 Honda motorcy-
cle on Sept. 1, a N.D. Highway Pa-
trol media release said.
He was thrown off the motorcy-
cle and landed on the roadway. He
was wearing a helmet. The crash oc-
curred at about 5:53 p.m. about 10
miles northwest of Alexander and
the weather conditions were clear.
He was transported to CHI St.
Alexius Health in Williston for non-
life-threatening injuries.
Motorcycle
accident
results in injury
By News/Pioneer Staff
ALEXANDER - Nick Armour,
23, Williston, was traveling north-
bound on U.S. Highway 85 on his
2014 Harley Davidson
motorcycle and was changing
lanes from the passing lane to the
fight-hand lane when he lost control
of the motorcycle, the N.D. High-
way Patrol said.
The crash occurred at about 6:10
p.m. on Aug. 30, about two miles
south of Alexander. The road condi-
tions were good at the time, the
Higtlv~ay'Patrol Said. "
Armour was thrown from his mo-
torcycle and sustained serious injury.
He was airlifted to Trinity Hospital
in Minot for his injuries. He wasn't
wearing a helmet.
- Center
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Sept. 19 from 7-8 p.m. at South
Heart Elementary. In Belfieldthis
will be on Thursday, Sept. 26, from
7-8 p.m. at Belfield Elementary, and
for Billings County on Thursday,
Sept. 26, from 7-8 p.m. at Belfield
Elementary.
The center will be holding ses-
sions for parents starting in October
titled Love and Logic. These ses-
sions will begin Wednesday, Oct. 2,
for a six-week series. Supper will be
provided from 5:30-6 p.m and ses-
sions will go from 6-7:30 p.m. at
Lincoln Elementary in Beach. This
series is free but registration is re-
quired by calling West Dakota Par-
ent & Family Resource Center at
(701) 456-0007 or toll free at 1-877-
264-1142, or e-mail
debra.theurer@ndsu.edu by Tues-
day, Sept. 24. This program is pro-
vided by 'West Dakota Parent and
Family Resource Center in collabo-
ration with Golden Valley County
Extension and Lincoln Elementary.