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October 20, 2011
J
Legal
Notice
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
BILLINGS COUNTY, STATE OF
NORTH DAKOTA
tn the Matter of the Estate of
ALBERT D• HIBL, deceased.
Notice of Hearing Petition for appli-
cation for formal probate and appoint-
ment of personal representative in
intestacy and to establish succession
of property.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Bert A: Hibl has filed herein an
Application for Formal Probate and
Appointment of Personal
Representative in tntestacy and to
Establish Succession of Property.
Hearing has been set upon said
petition on the 27th day of October,
2011, at 10:30 o'clock AM. Mountain
Time, at the Courtroom of the above
named Court in the City of Medora,
County of Billings, State of North
Dakota.
Dated this 23rd day of September,
2011.
Bruce A. Selinger
Attorney for Petitioner
26 E. Third St.
P.O. Box 1173
Dickinson, ND 58602-1179
(ID 04368)
(701) 225-9155
(October 6, 13 and 20)
Notice to Creditors
In Southwest Judicial District Court,
Golden Valley County, State of North
Dakota:
Probate No. 17-2011-PR-00028
In the Matter of the Estate of
Leonard Frederick Feldmann,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Personal Representative of the above-
named Estate. All persons having
claims against said Deceased are
required to :)resent their claims within
three (3) months after the date of the
first publication of this Notice or sai
claims will be forever barred. Claims
must either be presented to Gerald O.
Feldmann. the Personal
Representative• at Mackoff Kellogg
Law Firm, P.O. Box 10, Beach, North
Dakota. 58621. or filed with the court.
Dated this 16th day of September.
2011.
Gerald O. Feldmann
Personal Representative
Charles J. Peterson
Attorney for Personal
Representative
Mackoff Kellogg Law Firm
P.O. Box 10
Beach. North Dakota
lar :ID #04009
(701) 872-3731 .....
(October 6, 13 and 20)
Notice
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
BILLINGS COUNTY, STATE OF
NORTH DAKOTA
In the Matter of the Estate of
CHARLES A. PERRENOD. SR.,
deceased.
Notice of Hearing Petition for
,,, Application for formal probate of will
and appointment of personal repre-
, sentative.
NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN that
Irene Perrenod Savadian and Jean
Perrenod Mamakos have filed herein
4 an Application for Formal Probate of
Will and Appointment of Personal
Representative.
Hearing has been set upon said
petition on the 27th day of October,
2011, at 10:30 o'clock A.M., at the
Courtroom of the above named Court
in the City of Medora County of
i Bings. State of North Dakota
Dated this 26th day of September,
2o11. -
= Bruce A. Selinger
!
Attorney for .Petitioner
26 E. Third St.
P.O. Box t173
- Dickinson. ND 58602-1179
(ID 04368)
(701) 225-9155
(October 6, 13 and 20)
Notice
"rN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
BILLINGS COUNTY. STATE OF
NORTH DAKOTA
In the Matter of the Estate of
FRANCES I. PERRENOD, SR..
deceasd.
Notice of Hearing Petition for
Application for formal probate of will
and appointment of personal repre-
sentative.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Irene Perrenod Savadian and Jean
Perrenod Mamakos have filed herein
an Application for Formal Probate of
Will and Appointment of Personal
Representative.
Hearing has been set upon said
petition on the 27th day of October,
2011, at 10:30 o'clock A.M.. at the
Courtroom of the above named Court
in the City of Medora, County of
Billings, State of North Dakota.
Dated this 26th day of September,
2011.
Bruce A Selinger
Attorney for Petitioner
26 E. Third St.
P.O. Box 1173
Dickinson. ND 58602-1179
(ID 04368)
(701) 225-9155
(October 6, 13 and 20)
Hearing Notice
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR FORMAL PROBATE OF WILL
AND FOR FORMAL APPOINTMENT
OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
BILLINGS COUNTY, STATE OF
NORTH DAKOTA:
In the Matter of the Estate of
Rosella C. Millhon, Deceased:
Court File No. 04-2011-PR-00025
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Jerry C. Millhon has filed herein a
Petition for Formal Probate of Will and
Formal Appointment of Personal
Representative.
Hearing has been set upon said
Petition on the 17th day of November,
2011, at 10:30 a.m., at the Courtroom
of the above named Court in the City
of Medora, County of Billings, State of
North Dakota.
Dated this 26th day of September,
2011.
/s/ Jerry. C. Millhon
Jerry C. Millhon
5117 Bayview
Langley, WA 98260
David L Wanner
Attorney ID#03070
OHNSTAD TWICHELL, P.C.
901 - 13th Avenue East
P.O. Box 458
West Fargo, ND 58078 0458
(701) 282 3249
Attorneys for Petitioner
First publication on the 6th day of
October, 2011.
(October 6, 13 and 20)
Notice
NOTICE OF LAPSE
OF MINERAL INTEREST
TO: Louis B. Ecklekamp aka
Louis B. Eckelkamp, Nell E. Borgan
aka N.E. Borgan, Wm. J. Bond, and
G.E. Holmstrom
The undersigned, Too Far Farms,
LLLP, hereby gives notice of the lapse
of mineral interest pursuant to Chapter
38-18.1 of the North Dakota Century
Code and does hereby further gives
notice that it intends to succeed to the
ownership of the entire mineral inter-
est in and under the following tract of
land, said ownership having lapsed by
abandonment and non-use for a peri-
od of 20 years•
1. The description of land on which
the minerals are located is:Township
140 North, Range 106 West, Golden
Valley County, North Dakota
Section 36: W2
2. The names of the record owners
of the lapsed mineral interests under
some or all of the above described
property are:
Louis B. Ecklekamp aka Louis B.
Eckelkamp, Nell E. Borgan aka N.E.
Borgan, Wm J. Bond, and G•E.
Holmstrom
3. The name of the entity giving
notice of lapse of mineral interest is:
Too Far Farms, LLLP, whose mailing
address is PO Box 786, Beach, North
Dakota 58621-0786.
4. Too Far Farms, LLLP is the
record owner of the surface estate of
the above described premises and as
such by giving this notice
intend/intends to succeed to the own-
ershp of the above-described lapsed
mineral interest.
Dated this 21 st day of September.
2011
Too Far Farms. LLLP
By: Gary FarstVeeL General
Partner
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
: SS,
COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY
On this 21st day of September,
2011, before me personally appeared
Gary Farstveet, to me known to be a
General Partner of the Corporation
that is described in, and that executed
the foregoing instrument, and
acknowledged to me that such
Corporation executed the same.
Gerry Schaalm Notary Public
State of North Dakota
My Commission Expires: March
25, 2017
Attorney for Surface Owner:
Charles J. Peterson, Attorney
#04009
Mackoff, Kellogg Law Firm
38 Second Avenue East
Dickinson, ND 58601
1-701-456-3210
(October 6, 13 and 20)
Meeting Notice
Zoning Meeting Notice
The Golden Valley Planning and
Zoning Commission will Hold a public
hearing on Monday October 24th 2011
at 3:00 p.m. in the Commissioner's
Room at the County Courthouse. The
first purpose of the hearing is to review
and make recommendations
On the following;
1. A request for rezoning from
agricultural to Industrial and the
approval of a crew housing permit for
the Weinreis Brothers, in the SE1/4
Sec 18 township 140 range 105
2. A request for zoning set back
variance for Linda Howard lot 11 & 12
block 22 original Golva
The second item is to review and
make recommendations on the current
zoning ordinance Article V
Subdivision Regulations
Henry Gerving, Zoning Director
(October 13 and 20)
Meeting Notice
Delhi Township meeting, Oct. 25. at
7 p.m., at the home of Ran and
Joanne Davidson.
(October 13 and 20)
Notice to Creditors
In Southwest Judicial District Court,
Golden Valley County, State of North
Dakota:
Probate No. 17-2011-PR-00022
In the Matter of the Estate of Edith
Bosserman, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Personal Representative of the above-
named Estate. All persons having
claims against said Deceased are
required to present their claims within
three (3) months after the date of the
first publication of this Notice or said
claims will be forever barred. Claims
must either be presented to Melvin
Bosserman. the Personal
Representative of the estate, at 137
First Avenue West, Dickinson. North
Dakota. or filed with the Court.
Dated this 4th day of October,
2011.
Melvin Bosserman
Personal Representative
Michael J. Maus
Attorney for
Representative
137 First Avenue West
P.O. Box 570
Dickinson, ND 58602-0570
(701) 483-4500
(October 13, 20 and 27)
Personal
Bids
Request for Equipment Bids
Billings County is currently accept-
ing bids for one or more Used Set
Forward Axle Truck Tractors 2006-
2007
DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS
Bumper to Back of Cab: Minimum
120"
Engine: Minimum 14.0 liter; 490hp
@ 1650#
Exhaust: Dual Vertical
Transmission: 10 spd Fuller
Front Axle: 12,000#
Rear Axle: 40,000# 4:11 ratio with
Driver Controlled Differential Locks on
Both Axles
Driveline: 1800 series
Suspension: Air Ride
Air Dryer: Wabco with spin on Filter
Wheels: Aluminum Front and Rear
11 x24.5
Fuel Tanks: Dual 90 gallon
Fuel Water Separator: Davco 382
Cab: Air Ride Driver Seat with
Armrests, Exterior Sun Visor, Roped
Windshield, Chrome grille Surround,
Dual SS Air cleaners, SS Bug deflec-
tor, Electric Mirrors
Wet Kit: Wet Kit Optional
If more information is needed, con-
tact Jeff Iverson, Billings County
District 3 shop, phone number 701-
575-4661.
Sealed bids must be delivered to
the Billings County Auditor's Office no
later than 9:30 AM on Tuesday,
November 1, 2011, or clearly marked
'Sealed Equipment Bid' and mailed to
Billings County Auditor, PO Box 168,
Medora ND 58645. Bids will be
opened at 9:30 AM November 1,2011,
in the meeting room of the Billings
County Courthouse.
Dated this 12th day of October,
2011, by the order of the Board of
County Commissioners.
Joan Jurgens
Billings County Auditor
(October 20 and 27)
Beach City Council
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
PUBLISHED SUBJECT TO THE
GOVERNING BODY'S
REVIEW AND REVISON
A regular meeting of the Beach City
Council was called to order by Mayor
Walter Losinski at 7:00 pm on October
3. 201t. Present when the meeting
was called to order was City Council
Mark Benes, Mike Bingeman, Paul
Lautenschlager, Tim Marman, Jeanre
Larson, Wade Walworth, Deputy
Sheriff Zane Ma'nhart, PWS DII"
Beach, Gity Auditor Kimberly Nunloe -
and guest Emariuel Cuman " '
Minutes of the previous month
meetings were read. Benes moved to
approve the minutes, second by
Lautenschlager. Motion carried unan-
imously. Vouchers were rviewed for
payment. Benes moved to approve
the following vouchers, second by
Larson. Motion carried unanimously.
14785 AmeriPride 17.70
14786 Beach Food Center 16.97
14787 Beach Pharmacy 8.45
14788 Beach Vet Clinic 27.00
14789 Beach Volunteer
Fire Dept 1350.66
14790 BOSS 156.27
14791 Buffalo Gap 62.49
14792 Farmers Union 2440.23
14793 Floyd Braden 227.40
14794 G & G Garbage 1440.00
14795 G.V. County 6384.00
14796 John Deere Financial 490.65
14797 Marman
Plumbing & Construction 17700.00
14798 Mid-American
Research Chemical 544.62
14799 Midstate
Communication 236.77
14800 NAPA 159.91
14801 ND Association of Oil
& Gas 110100
14802 NDSWRA 60.00
14803 Olympic Sales 313.60
14804 One Call Concepts 131.30
14805 Oriental Trading 42.96
14806 Prairie Fire Pottery 48.00
14807 Prairie Lumber 2054.04
14808 Pumpkin Festival 200.00
14809 Rohan's 62.57
14810 SW Water 15238.82
14811 Spirit of the West 3866.50
14812 Stockwell Cleaning 225.00
14813 Verizon 559.55
14814 Walz Truck Repair 323.65
14815 West Plains 300.79
14748 - 14756 & 14764 -14780_
City Employees Wages for
September 16278,7Q
14757 ND Child Support 84.00
14758 NDPERS 100.00
14759 City of Beach 100.90
14760 Blue Cross Blue Shield 424.50
14761 Blue Cross Blue Shield 4465.90
14762 AT & T 143.75
14763 Kim Nunberg 377.20
14781ND Child Support 84.00
14782NDPERS 100.00
14783NDPERS 993.53
14784 USPS t68.15
-89980 First State Bank
of Golva 28t3.50
-89979 Office of State
Tax Commissioner 436.10
Deputy Sheriff Manhart presented
the report for the month of September
consisting of 13 calls, no written warn-
ings and 1 citation. Nunberg was
asked to contact the ND DOT to dis-
Yousai]it,
NOTHING WORKS
LIKE NIGWSPAi:mR
ADVERTlSaNG.
cuss installing radar speed units on 1st
Ave NW between 6th and 10th Street.
Manhart mentioned at this time the
Sheriff's Department consists of the
Sheriff and two full time Deputies.
PWS Beach reported on sewer
main maintenance and street equip-
ment repairs. The tree removal com-
pany working in the city is licensed and
bonded. Nunberg reviewed the finan-
cial report for the month of September.
Benes moved to approve the financial
report, second by Lautenschlager.
Motion carried unanimously.
Committee Reports:
Mayor Losinski gave an update on
the progress of the building project.
Mayor Losinski recommended the
committees continue to work together
and report back at the City Council
meetings.
New Business:
The Preliminary Budget for the year
2012 was reviewed. Walworth moved
to approve the Budget for the Year
2012, second by Larson. Motion car-
ried unanimously. Nunberg reported
on the North Dakota League of Cities
convention held in Fargo September
22-24th. Marman moved to approve a
$25 increase for City Council and $50
for Mayor effective immediately, sec-
ond by Walworth. Lautenschlager -
yes, Bingeman - no, Marman- yes,
Benes- no, Larson - yes, Walworth -
yes. Motion carried.
Lautenschtager asked to be
excused from the City Council so he
could have the opportunity to present
information as General Manager of
Beach Co-op Grain Company. Mayor
Losinski approved the request.
Lautenschlager explained on
September 19th Beach Co-op Grain
Company submitted an Application for
Building a new structure to store frack-
ing sand, fertilizer and equipment.
The area where the new structure
would be located is zoned for agricul-
tural use. Due to fracking sand not
being an agricultural product the appli-
cation was deferred to the Zoning
Board for consideration of a
Conditional Use Permit. The Zoning
Board will meet on October 10th at
8am to consider the request and make
a recommendation for the City Council
to consider at the October 17th meet-
ing. Due to time constraints,
Lautenschlager requested the City
Council approve the Application for
Building to be approved for agricultur-
al use only at this time. Discussion.
Benes moved to approve the building
permit for agriculture use and in order
to store fracking sand Beach Co-op
Grain Company would need to comply
with the conditions set forth by the
Zoning Board as approved by City
Council. second by Bingeman.
Lautenschlager acknowledged Beach
Co-op Grain Company would comply
with condition set by the Zoning Board
as approved by City Council if they
pursued with storage of fracking sand.
Lautenschlager abstained from voting.
Motion carried unanimously.
No other business was brought for-
ward. Walworth moved to adjourn.
second by Larson. Meeting adjourned
at 7":50 p.rn. ' ......
, :. Attest: Walter:L0sinski : Miyor
Kimberly Nunber.g City Auditor
(OctOber 20)
Golva Public School
MINUTES
GOLVA PUBLIC SCHOOL
REGULAR SCHOOL
BOARD MEETING
6:30 PM - SEPTEMBER 14, 2011
PRESENT: Gene Weinreis,
Jason Bosserman, Brad Maus, Paul
Schmitz. Susan Sarsland. Julie Zook.
and Leah Zook.
ABSENT:
VISITORS: Kathy Resler.
Call Meeting to Order: The regular
school board meeting of Lone Tree
School District #6 was called to order
Wednesday, September 14, 2011 at
6:42 PM by President Gene Weinreis.
Agenda: On a motion by Schmitz
and second by Bosserman, the agen-
da was approved unanimously.
Minutes: On a motion by Maus and
second by Schmitz. the minutes of the
August 10, 2011 Regular School
Board Meeting were approved.
Motion passed unanimously.
Bills: Discussion of bus tire pur-
chase with oil impact grant dollars.
Wait until a later date for decision.
Bosserman made a motion to approve
payment of the September 2011 dis-
trict bills• Sarsland seconded the
motion and motion carried unanimous-
ly.
School Board Convention:
Sarsland, Weinreis, J. Zook and L
Zook are intending to go to the school
board convention. Motion by Schmitz
and second by Bosserman to have
Sarsland as delegate and alternates
will be Weinreis. Bosserman, Maus,
and. Schmitz. MotiOn carried unani-
mously.
Annual -Compliance Report:
Principal let the school .be.rd know
that Golva School.has ml require-
ments for the Annual-Gnpliance
Report. Motion by Schmitz:and sec-
ond by Maus to approve the 2011-t2
Annual Compliance Report. Motion
carried unanimously.
20tl -12 Preliminary Budget:
Discussion and review.
Correspondence:
Safe Routes to School letter
was discussed.
ND Oil & Gas meeting.
Motion by Maus to select Weinreis as
the voting delegate and Schmitz as the
alternate at the ND Oil and Gas meet-
ing in Medora in October. Second was
made by Bosserman and motion
passed unanimously.
Principal's Report:
1. Funeral Leave Request by
Mary Nistler: Motion by Schmitz and
second by Sarsland for support staff to
receive five days of funeral leave and
bus drivers and custodians to receive
three days of funeral leave. Motion
passed unanimously.
2. Credit Reimbursement
Request: Karen Goldsberry requested
reimbursement of $525 for the cost of
credits required for her Title I endorse-
ment. Board approved her request for
reimbursement.
3. Power School: Teachers are
now using PowerSchool. Also parents
will be receiving their PowerSchool
Iogins soon.
4. RESP In-service:
September 26 the teachers will go to
Dickinson for an in-service on bullying.
5. Professional Development
Plan:
o MtS01 forms have changed.
o We have to have an ELL cer-
tified teacher in the school. Jessie
Molter has an ELL endorsement.
o Appraisal amount and
appraisal date of the school was sub-
mitted using State Fire and Tornado
figures.
The following bills were aproved for
payment:
Ck #
Name
Amt.
30105 Bernard Food Ind. 227.40
30106 Boss Office Supp. 1318.56
30107 City of Golva 101.50
30108 Coda Cola 31.45
30109 Dacotah Paper 75.50
30110 DPI 140.00
30111 DPI 161.65
30112 EduTech 40.00
30113 Emporium 53.00
301t4 Farmers Union 90.73
30115 Food Serv.of America 851.87
30116 Golden Valley News 180.84
30076 Goldenwest 661.60
30117 Goldenwest 714.80
30118 GolvaCo-op Elev. 4.50
30119 Golva Repair 1787.13
• 30120 HM Receivables 37.20
30121 Industrial Towel 35.35
30122 Intuit 299.00
30123 Junior Library Guild 669.60
30124 Justesen, Beth 147.21
30125 Learning Things 43.35
30065 Lundin, Amy 170.00
30126 Maus, Darla 81.60
30127 MDU 66.38
30t 28 Midstate Comm. 115.35
30129 Nat'l Geographic Bee 90.00
30130 ND Assn Oil & Gas 155.74
30156 ND Assn Oil & Gas 110.00
30131 ND TFFR 1478.78
30132 NDASBM 50.00
30133 NDCEL 370.00
30134 NDKA Membership 40.00
30135 Nistler, Mary 35.50
30136 Nistler, Robert 111.69
30137 NR Catering 158.11
30138 Quality Xterminators 115.00
30139 Rohan's 51.73
30140 S&R Interiors 70.80
30141 SBM 61.14
30142 School Nutrition Assoc. 35.25
30143 Schulte, Jim 375.00
30144 Schulte, Larry 37.23
Gene Weinreis, Golva School
Board President
Next meeting date:
Regular School Board
Meeting - 6:30 PM October 12, 2011
(October 20)
Golva Public School
MINUTES
SPECIAL MEETING
PUBLIC INPUT MEETING
REGARDING TAX LEVIES
September 14, 2011
6:00 PM
PRESENT: Susan Sarsland,
Paul Schmitz, Jason Bosserman,
Gene Weinreis, Julie Zook, Leah Zook
and Brad Maus,
ABSENT:
VISITORS: Kathy Resler, Darla
Maus, and Don Nistler.
Call meeting to order.: Weinreis
called the special school board meet-
ing to order at 6:08 PM for the purpose
of meeting the requirements of HB
1194 which requires a district to hold a
public input hearing regarding any
increase in tax levy dollars. If a school
district needs to levy an increase in
dollars from the previous year's levy a
public meeting is required.
Discussion by board and patrons
was held regarding all levies..
Adjourn: Meeting was adjourned at
6:32 PM.
ATTEST:
Leah Zook, Business Manager
Gene Weinreis, Golva School
Board President
(October 20)
Public Hearing
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The North Dakota Department of
Commerce, Division of Community
Services, will be presenting the
Analysis of Impediments to Fair
Housing survey results and conduct-
ing a public hearing on Thursday,
November 3, 2011 at 1:00 pm (CDT).
The location of the meeting will be at
Dickinson State University, Murphy
Hall, Room 155, 291 Campus Drive,
Dickinson, ND.
The Analysis of Impediments to
Fair Housing Choice is a study that is
intended to evaluate the spirit of affir-
matively furthering fair housing in the
state of North Dakota and a tool for
enhancing public policy so that fair
housing choice can be more broadly
exercised. The results of this study
and opportunity to provide input will be
provided at this meeting.
The purpose of the public hearing
is to receive input on housing and non-
housing community deyelopment
needs for the development of the 2012
Community Development Block Grant
Program Distribution Statement. The
Program Distribution Statement
describes how the Community
Development Block Grant funds will be
30145 SW Principal's Assoc. 10.00 distributed in 2012 and is a part of the
30146 St. Jo's Hospital 5q,00 Act on Plan t the. 2010-9n14
30147 The Labrary Store 21076 . Consolid.Jt,=, Pl=n ......... :.,
]4"alley Dairy . 1819 Thn,b c sencorade:ttend
3j0149 Weekly R'edef ............ 27 , : :l",'r,r ,h ....
30150 W.Rver Stedent Sen7. 79t.50 i " "
• _ ng to learn about Impediments to Fanr
30151 W.Rver macner Jenter 25.00 Housing Choice in North Dakota and
30152 Western Fire & Safety 199.00 the Program Distribution Statement
30153 Workforce
Safety & Ins. 1406.10
30154 Zook, Julie 206.45
30155 Zook, Leah 189.00
30072 EFTPS 1039.88
30073 MT Dept.of Revenue 5.00
30074 Discover Benefit t50.00
30075 ND Tax Commission 30.00
30083 EFTPS t38.21
30084 ND TFFR 80.52
30099 Aflac 49.57
30100 EFTPS 4240.40
30101 MT Dept.of Revenue 61.00
30102 Discover Benefit 372.24
30103 ND TFFR 1229.22
30104 ND Tax Commission 146.00
Payroll 22163.17
44711.55
Adjourn: Board meeting adjourned
at 7:45 PM
ATTEST:
Leah Zook, Business Manager
and to provide input.
At a later date, the public will be
invited to obtain a copy of the draft
2012 Action Plan and to provide writ-
ten comments.
Should anyone require auxiliary
aids and services, or need additional
information, please contact Bonnie
Malo at 701-38-2476 prior to the
presentation and public hearing.
(October 20)
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Where Your ouse Zsl
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y-u uet w/ue and our economy
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their elected officials are doing, It also helps minimize rumors and misconceptions about
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