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Page 4 Golden Valley News December 11, 2014
Ad for Bids
Request for Equipment Bids
Billings County Rural Fire Protection
District is currently accepting the fol-
lowing bids for a Mini-pumper Rescue.
For detailed specification sheets
please contact Rodney Job, Chief @
701-204-5651 or billingscounty-
chief@gmail.com
Sealed bids must be delivered to
Rodney Job, Chief, Billings County
Rural Fire Protection District, no later
than 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Decem-
ber 10, 2014. Or clearly marked
"Sealed Equipment Bid" and mailed to
Rodney Job, Chief, 13082 30th Street
SW, Belfield, ND 58622.
Bids will be opened Thursday, De-
cember 11,2014 at 8:00p.m. At the Fry-
burg Fire Station.
Dated this 14th day of November,
2014, by order of the Billings County
Rural Fire District Board of Directors.
Rodney Job
Chief, Billings County Rural Fire
Protection District
(November 27, December 4 and 11)
Summons and Notice
SUMMONS AND NOTICE
OF NO PERSONAL CLAIM
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
BILLINGS COUNTY, STATE OF
NORTH DAKOTA
Russell E. Logan Equity Pure Trust,
Plaintiff,
V.
Bernard Mikelson, Mildred Mikelson,
Archie Deckert, Ruth Deckert, the Es-
tate of Evelyn Shuler, and all other per-
sons known and unknown having or
claiming any right, title, estate or inter-
est in or lien or encumbrance upon the
real property described in the com-
plaint, whether as heirs, devisees, lega-
tees or Personal Representatives of the
aforementioned parties or as holding
any claim adverse to Plaintiff's owner-
ship or any cloud upon Plaintiff's title
thereto,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFEN-
DANTS:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to appear and defend against the
Complaint in this action, which is or will
be filed with the Clerk of this Court, by
serving upon the undersigned an An-
swer or other proper response within
twenty-one (21) days after the service
of this Summons upon you, exclusive of
the day of service; and in case of your
failure to do so, Judgment by default will
be taken against you for the relief de-
manded in the Complaint.
Dated this 26th day of November
2014.
Thomas F. Murtha (ID# 02818)
Attorney for Plaintiff
P.O. Box 1111
Dickinson, ND 58602-1111
Telephone: (701) 227-0146
murtha@ndsupernet.com
NOTICE OF NO PERSONAL CLAIM
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
this action has been brought for the pur-
pose of quieting title in Plaintiff in and to
the following described real property,
and that no personal claim is made
against Defendants. The real property
to which this action relates is described
as follows:
Township 138 North, Range 100
West, Billings County, North Dakota
Section 9: WV2
EXCEPTING AND RESERVING
Unto the Seller all minerals of every
kind and nature, including but not lim-
ited to all oil, gas, uranium, coal, sand,
gravel, lightweight aggregates, volcanic
ash, zeolites, lime, limestone and ce-
ment rock, stone, salt and potash,
sodium sulfate, gold and all other min-
erals together with their compounds
and by-products in and under and that
may be produced from said lands, to-
gether with the right of ingress and
egress for the purpose of exploring for,
mining and removing the same. It is the
express intention of the parties hereto
that the Seller is reserving all minerals
of every kind and nature whether now
known or unknown, notwithstanding the
purported provision of Section 47-1-025
of the North Dakota Century Code.
It is the intention of the Seller and
Buyer that scoria and clay are not re-
served and are conveyed to Buyer.
Dated this 26th day of November,
2014.
Thomas F. Murtha (ID# 02818)
Attorney for Plaintiff
P.O. Box 1111
Dickinson, ND 58602-1111
Telephone: (701) 227-0146
murtha@ndsupernet~com
(December 4, 11 and 18)
Notice
NOTICE OF ZONING HEARING
The Billings County Planning & Zon-
ing Commission will hold a public hear-
ing on Thursday, December 18, 2014 at
1:00 PM in the Commissioner's Room
at the county courthouse, Medora, ND
to consider recommending to the Board
of County Commissioners the approval
or denial of the following items:
Morgan Chase Management: Appli-
cation to construct a 238 unit lodging fa-
cility consisting of 2 three-story
additional structures on Block 2, Origi-
nal Fryburg (3749 Main St, former Fry-
burg School), as well as improvements
to the lagoon site & lots 1-6, Block 3,
Original Fryburg. Also requested is a
Variance to reduce the setback from 50'
to 30.5' along the western boundary of
Block 2. Property is zoned commercial
and currently owned by Energy Re-
source Group, LLC.
Albert Kessel: Application for a Vari-
ance to allow an industrial use in an
agricultural district, NWl/4 section 17-
143-99 on the south side of Magpie Rd.
Proposed use is temporary for the stor-
age of rig & oil field equipment, and approved for the month of Novem-
Other Business: ber:
Review zoning regulations pertain- 69586 AT&T Mobility 38.52
ing to oil & gas support services and up- 69587 Verizon Wireless 307.15
dates for the administration of zoning & 69588 Blue Cross
conditional use permits. Discuss and Blue Shield 14778.20
draft a recommendation for amending 69589-69618 Collections
the Billings County Zoning OrdinanCe. Submitted 62635.56
The board will also address poten- 69619 NDACo 306.76
tial & pending zoning violations and rec- 69620 ND State Treasurer 175.52
ommend any action needed by the69621 Ashley Ueckert 1913.02
Zoning Director, State's Attorney, or 69622-69645 Social
Board of County Commissioners. Services Disb 8682.40
Applications are available for review 69646 Emergency
during regular office hours at the Billings Comm Network 4500.00
County Courthouse. 69647 Info Technology Dept 585.60
Dated at Medora this 26th day of 69648 BOSS Inc 449.99
November, 2014. 69649 Dakota Dust-Tex, Inc 135.60
Stacey Swanson 69650 Rohan Hardware 168.85
Zoning Director 69651 SW Business Machines 75.80
(December 4 and 11) 69652 Dawn Ueckert 139.00
Notice
Zoning Hearing Notice
The Beach Zoning Board will hold a
Public Hearing at City Hall 153 Main
Street on December 15, 2014 at 8:15
am for comment on a Request for Con-
ditional Use submitted by Beach Coop-
erative Grain Company & Too Far
Farms, LLC. for installation of 7000' rail-
road track at Glen Haven Park Addition
Blocks 20, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29 and SE
1/4 Section 25 Township 140 Range
106.
Kimberly Nunberg
City Auditor/Zoning Administrator
(December 4 and 11)
Golden Valley County
Commission
BOARD OF GOLDEN VALLEY
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS
NOVEMBER 6, 2014 9:00 A.M.
69653 Beach Veterinary Clinic 34.50
69654 Best Western
Ramkota Hotel 298.80
69655 Chief Supply
Corporation 210.44
69656 Darrel's Body Shop 355.00
69657 Expressway Inn 179.90
69658 Brenda Frieze 10.00
69659 Henry Gerving 617.68
69660 Golden Valley News 659.52
69661 GV County
States Attorney
69662 La Playa
Restaurant & Bar 55.53
69663 Melbye Law Office 400.00
69664 ND Association
of Counties 965.00
69665 ND Newspaper
Association 342.72
69666 Neve's Uniforms
& Equip
69667
69668
69669
69670
69671
69672
69673
69674
69675
Chairman John Thompson called
the meeting to order. Commissioners
Harley Steffen and Dave Quale were
present.
Commissioner Quale made a mo-
tion to approve the October minutes
and Commissioner Steffen seconded
the motion. Motion carried.
After reviewing the monthly bills, the
Board decided to continue to wait with
the payment to Hulsing until they finish
up with some uncompleted work. All
other bills were approved for payment.
Commissioner Quale made a mo-
tion to accept the Golden Valley County
Fair Board's request to appoint Zane
Manhart to the Golden Valley County
Fair Board and Commissioner Steffen
seconded. Motion carried.
County Auditor, Tamra Sperry, pre-
sented to the Board a letter from the
City that they will be making the neces-
sary repairs on 2nd Street near the
Golden Valley County Courthouse at no
cost to the County. The Board then de-
cided to offer to help pay for 50% of the
repairs under the condition that the City
has the street repaired by July 1,2015.
Tamra will address the City on the de-
cision to help pay for the repairs.
County Auditor, Tamra Sperry,
brought up that Christmas is right
around the corner. She requested to
have Friday the 26th off so the employ-
ees can enjoy more time with their fam-
ilies. 'Commissioner Quale made a
motion to allow the employees to work
until noon the 24th, all day off on the
25th and 26th and Commissioner Stef-
fen seconded. Motion carried.
Discussion was then held on the De-
cember 2nd Commissioner Meeting.
The option is open to the former Com-
missioners to join the meeting to swear
the new Commissioners into office.
County Auditor, Tamra Sperry, pre-
sented to the Board with the recom-
mendations that were approved by the
County Zoning Board. Commissioner
Quale made a motion to accept the ap-
proval of the request from Verizon Wire-
less for a Conditional use permit for
Wl/2, SE 1/~ Section 17-140-104 for a
250' self-supported tower and associ-
ated radio shelter and also to accept a
request for a setback variance at Buf-
falo Gap, which would allow Olie to
modify the water, electrical, and sewer
systems and Commissioner Steffen
seconded. Motion carried.
Sperry also, presented to the Board
for their approval to accept an abate-
ment of taxes as the individual was not
aWare of the program. Commissioner
Steffen made.a motion to accept the
abatement of decreasing the total true
and full value of the property from
$5279.00 to $1229.00 and Commis-
sioner Quale seconded. Motion carried.
County Treasurer, Gene Skoglund,
met with the Board to discuss the cal-
culations on the mills and taxes.
Skoglund presented the Board with a
spreadsheet comparing last years to
this year's calculations and how it will
impact the taxes. Skoglund then in-
formed the Board of certain adjust-
ments that could be made to help
decrease the percentage increase of
the taxes.
Aj and Bob with Ulteig Engineering
met with the Board to further present to
them the County Engineer services of-
fered by Ulteig Engineering.
States Attorney, Chuck Peterson,
joined the meeting.
Jacob Narloch with Valley Med
Flight, Inc. met with the Board to pres-
ent to them a County plan for the resi-
dents of Golden Valley County.
Commissioner Quale made a motion to
purchase the County plan for $8400
and Commissioner Steffen seconded.
Motion carried.
Adam Jones and Tony Merriman
with the National Weather Service met
with the Board to present them with the
certificate of achievement as Golden
Valley County with the help of DES/911
coordinator, Brenda Frieze is a Storm
Ready County. Adam then presented
an award to Joe Kreitinger as the rep-
resentative of Golva and Jack Cook as
the representative of Sentinel Butte with
signs to be placed in the cities recog-
nizing the County is Storm Ready.
The County Auditor presented to the
Board a letter from the Road Foreman,
Pete Wirtzfeld, with the updates of cur-
rent road projects. He also updated the
Board in his letter what his crew has
been working on and the status of
changing out the last of the signs to be
in compliance with the new reflectivity
standards.
Commissioner Thompson declared
the meeting adjourned at 12:15 pm.
The followina vouchers were audited
1775.00
2860.97
Prairie Lumber Beach 1781.20
Respond Systems 135.59
Sip 'n Sew, LLC 28.00
VOID
Scott Steele 296.10
Dion Steinley , 44.98
SWMCCC 5385.89
Wingate by Wyndham Bis83.00
American
Engineering Test 770.15
69676 Northern
Improvement Co. 6858.91
69677 Nuverra
Environmental Sol 710.00
69678 TrueNorth Steel 4872.30
69679 Dept of Transportation 898.96
69680 Goldenwest
Electric Co-op 10788.42
69681 Kadrmas,
Lee & Jackson 2593.17
69682 3D Specialties Inc. 1328.04
69683 Colonial Research 210.19
69684 CRA Payment Center 55.90
69685 DF Lighting Company 451.95
69686 Gate City
Radiator & Weld 120.00
69687 John Deere Financial 409.49
69688 Texas Refinery Corp. 624.00
69689 Wallwork Truck Center 508.83
69690 West Dakota
Truck Repair 2446.16
69691 BEST WESTERN Fargo224.10
69692 Raynette Szudera 194.50
69693 Renae Smith 185.50
69694 Jacqueline Dietz 190.00
69695 Tracey Streitz 191.50
69696 Angelina Gonzalez 95.50
69697 Washington Nat'l Ins Co 33.96
69698 Reservation Telephone 40.00
69699 Kenneth Thompson 12.00
69700 Marjorie Farstveet 12.00
69701 John Thompson 645.40
69702 City of Beach 277.29
69703 MDU 1652.43
69704 Midstate
Communications 1203.72
69705 RDO Equipment Co: 29500.00
69706 Westlie Truck Center102848.00
69707 Golden Valley County 67.30
69708 Patty Thompson 112.50
69709-69712 Weed Board Disb493.97
69713-69719 Library Disb959.81
69720 ND Child
Support Division 818.00
69721 Golden Valley County 8428.77
69722 Golden Valley County 8428.77
69723 GV County Treasurer 810.00
69724 Golden Valley County 9579.00
69725 GV County Treasurer 6216.82
69726 Department of Revenue177.00
69727 Golden Valley County 4564.61
69728 Golden Valley County 2404.67
69729-69736 GV County
Employees 2357.08
69737 Valley Med Flight, Inc. 8400.00
69738 Exon Gas Station200.00
69739 Cenex Fleetcard 2735.48
69740 AT&T Mobility 39.35
14716-14775 GV County
Employees 85932.86
ATTEST:
Tamra Sperry, County Auditor
Harley Steffen, Chairman, County
Commissioners
(December 11)
Billings County
Commission
BILLINGS COUNTY BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
REGULAR MEETING -
NOVEMBER 6, 2014
The meeting was called to order at
9:00 A.M. with Commissioners Arthaud,
Kessel, and Kasian in attendance.
Others present during portions of the
meeting were: Chief Deputy Rummel,
EMS Director Keri Rummel, Kayla Torg-
erson, Marc Barra, Justin Hyndman,
Tax & Zoning Director Stacey Swanson.
After review, Kasian moved to ap-
prove the minutes from the October 7,
2014 regular meeting. Kessel sec-
onded. All voted aye.
Chief Deputy Pat Rummel was pres-
ent to discuss a burn ban due to dry and
windy conditions. Kessel moved to ap-
prove resolution 2014. Kasian sec-
onded. Resolution 2014-16 reads as
follows:
RESOLUTION NO: 2014- 16
Fire Emergency Order
WHEREAS, the Billings County
Board of County Commissioners recog-
nizes that current conditions have cre-
ated an extreme risk to the citizens and
property within Billings County, ND, of
unnecessary loss by fire; and
WHEREAS, the Board wishes to
regulate activities within the County
which pose a potential hazard for such
loss, should the present weather condi-
tions continue.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
HEREBY RESOLVED BILLINGS
COUNTY IS DECLARED UNDER A
FIRE EMERGENCY ORDER AND A
BURN BAN IS IN FORCE.
1. No travel is to be allowed off of
surfaced roadways normally used for
vehicular traffic except as necessary for
normal farmer/rancher or industry oper-
ations.
2. Industrial operating crews and
farmer/rancher operations shall have
fire extinguishers and normal fire-fight-
ing equipment at hand, and industrial
personnel shall remain at the job site for
one-half hour after daily operations are
completed.
3. Smoking is restricted to inside of
vehicles or buildings.
4. Burn ban to include any open
burning which includes a ban on the ig-
nition of fireworks, garbage or pit burn-
ing and campfires.
5. This burn ban is in effect for
Billings County for the next 30 days.
Pursuant to NDCC 37-17.1-10, any
person who willfully violates the burning
ban established by this resolution is
guilty of a Class B Misdemeanor (UP
TO 30 DAYS IN JAIL AND A $1000.00
FINE.), and restitution of fire suppres-
sion costs may be sought from the
court.
Dated at Medora, ND, this 6th day of
November, 2014
Billings County, North Dakota
By:
James Arthaud, Board Chairman
Attest:
Marcia Lamb, County Auditor
Chief Deputy Rummel also pre-
sented a proposal from Valley Med for
helicopter service from Dickinson. This
proposal would cover all county resi-
dents and employees. The total cost is
$4,700/year for coverage. Kessel
moved to approve obtaining coverage.
Kasian seconded. All voted aye.
The board discussed various hous-
ing issues and different possibilities to
obtain housing.
The board discussed the Auditor's
office putting out a County Newsletter
to residents on a quarterly or biannual
basis. Auditor Lamb will begin working
on this. Also discussed was creating a
Billings County Facebook page, which
will have monthly updates and impor-
tant news items.
Discussion ensued regarding agri-
cultural properties in the county that
stack rigs on their property. These prop-
erty owners must apply for a variance
to allow for the industrial use.
Marc Barra from Energy Resource
Group was in attendance and dis-
cussed the Fryburg School issues with
the commission.
Tax Director Stacey Swanson pre-
sented three applications for abate-
ments of property that were adjusted
due to valuation for possessory interest.
Kasian moved to approve the abate-
ments. Kessel seconded. All voted aye.
The board received and approved
the following permits with road superin-
tendent conditions:
Construction in County Right-of-Way
Permits
• Florian Kuntz - Section 2-141-98
along 25th Street SW
• Myron Polensky - Section 11-141-
98 along 121st Ave SW and 25th Street
Pipeline Permits
• ONEOK Rockies Midstream- Sec-
tion 1-141-100 and 25,26,36-142-100
for a gas gathering pipeline.
The board reviewed zoning requests
that had been addressed by the zoning
board at their October 16, 2014 regular
meeting as follows:
Rick Duvat, dba Westdak Homes,
LLC: Application to construct a home
and garage on Lot 5, Block 3, Frank's
Creek Subdivision 22-141-99 (2715
Green River Dr). Property is zoned res-
idential and owned by ADB Develop-
ment, LLC.
Rick Duval, dba Westdak Homes,
LLC: Application to construct a home
and garage on Lot 6, Block 3, Frank's
Creek Subdivision 22-141-99 (2719
Green River Dr). Property is zoned res-
idential and owned by ADB Develop-
ment, LLC.
Rick Duval, dba Westdak Homes,
LLC: Application to construct a home
and garage on the E1/2 of Lot 5 and all
of Lot 4, Block 2, Frank's Creek Subdi-
vision 22-141-99 (2737 Green River
Dr). Property is zoned residential and
owned by ADB Development, LLC. The
board decided to act on all three appli-
cations by Rick Duval in one motion.
Kessel moved to approve all three ap-
plications. Kasian seconded. All voted
aye.
Discussion ensued regarding poten-
tial zoning violations.
Ambulance Director Keri Rummel
was present to discuss changes in
EMS. There is a potential to lose one
paramedic in the next year, and she re-
quested permission to hire and train a
new paramedic so that there is no loss
in coverage. The board stated they
would approve of hiring a new para-
medic.
Kayla Torgerson from KLJ was pres-
ent to discuss the Little Missouri River
Crossing alternatives. She will be send-
ing an update for the website soon.
Justin Hyndman from KLJ was pres-
ent to discuss issues on 38th Street
project.
The following claims were approved
for payment:
PAYEE
CHECK # AMOUNT
Blue Cross Blue Shield of N.D.
008377 $2,708.50
N.D.P.E.R.S.
008378 $41,221.04
Adams, Donna
008379 $165.76
Advanced Business Methods
008380 $873.94
Alternative Sanitation
008381 $220.00
American Engineering Testing, Inc.
008382 , $770.15
AmeriPride Linen Service
008383 $160.62
Anchor Drilling Fluids USA, Inc.
008384 $25,440.00
A T & T Mobility
008385 $71.90
Baranko, Phyllis
008386 $244.38
Belfield Automotive Supply, Inc.
008387 $685.48
Belfield Plumbing & Heating
008388 $1,551.80
Best Energy
008389 $1,500.48
Billings County Rural Fire District
008390 $7,121.79
Billings County Pioneer
008391 $789.84
Billings County School District
008392 $3,927.27
Billings County Sheriff
008393 $192.50
Billings County Weed Board
008394 $11,338.43
Boltz Construction
008395 $635.00
Boundtree Medical, LLC
008396 $123.39
Bridger, Gina
008397 $199.24
Bridger, James K.
008398 $199.24
Brooks & Associates, C. E.
008399 $1,794.00
Buckman, Jessica
008400 $180.64
Buffalo Gap, Inc.
008401 $255.00
Butler Machinery Co.
008402 $943.26
Cassidy MD, Dr. Michael
008403 $4,000.00
Challenger Industries, Inc.
008404 $722.87
Creative Energy
008405 $1,121.34
Dakota Farm Equipment, Inc.
008406 $394.85
Dakota Rubber Stamp
008407 $150.33
Dan's Interstate Conoco
008408 $154.01
Deans Distributing
008409 $2,439.80
Diamond Truck Equipment
008410 $445.00
Dickinson Collision Center, Inc.
008411 $201.80
Dickinson Ready Mix Company
008412 $153.00
DJ's Tesoro
008413 $107.14
Dosch, Kathy
008414 $63.26
Electro Watchman, Inc.
008415 $299.40
Electronic Communications
008416 $7,444.00
Fastenal Company
008417 $452.73
Fritz, Darlene
008418 $272.38
General Equipment & Supplies
008419 $2,225.32
George's Tire, LTD
008420 $2,556.00
Gerbig, Gordon
008421 $247.44
Golden Valley County
008422 $9,313.97
Gordon, Donald
008423 $225.90
Griffin-Abrahamson, Mary
008424 $129.12
Heiser, Don
008425 $242.70
Heiser Motor Sales, Inc.
008426 $26,625.00
Hewson, Robert
008427 $240.46
Hlebechuk Construction
008428 $183,385.85
Hlebechuk Construction
008429 $4,875.00
Interstate Power Systems, Inc.
008430 $1,975.46
J and J Operating, LLC
008431 $699.11
Just-In Glass
008432 $722.78
Kadrmas, Lee, & Jackson, Inc.
008433 $92,022.96
Kappel Tree Service, LLC
008434 $1,600.00
Kasian, Connie
008435 $78.60
Kasian, Michael E.
008436 $317.52
Kessel, Anita E
008437 $89.80
Kesseii Jim.
0084~8 ..... $9,6~()i00
Kessel, Joseph L.
008439 $392.20
Knolls Ready Mix
008440 $480.00
Kohler Communications
008441 $1,199.98
Kohler Communications
008442 $200.00
Krush, Paul
008443 $92.04
Lacal Equipment, Inc.
008444 $1,329.57
Lamb, Marcia
008445 $234.78
Malkowski, Kasey
008446 $167.20
Malkowski, Kathleen
008447 $318.88
Martin Construction
008448 $1,005,544.29
Medora, City of.
008449 $1,243.35
Menards - Dickinson
008450 $246.32
Mercedes Benz Financial Services
008451 $42,261.82
Midstate Telephone Company
008452 $943.54
Missouri Valley Petroleum
008453 $33,975.05
Mobile Binders
008454 ~ $1,364.77
N.D. Association of Counties
008455 $84.65
N.D. Association of Counties
008456 $1,551.00
N.D. Attorney General's Office
008457 $120.00
N.D. Cowboy Hall of Fame
008458 $200.00
N.D. Department of Trust Lands
008459 $50.00
N.D. Department of Transportation
008460 $99.00
N.D. Newspaper Association
008461 $336.96
N.D.P.E.R.S.
008462 $3,957.02
N.D. State Treasurer
008463 $110.59
NDACO Resources Group, Inc.
008464 $1,770.56
Newby's Ace Hardware
008465 $87.40
North Central Ambulance Sales
008466 $24,193.40
Northwest Tire, Inc.
008467 $105.72
Nova Fire Protection
008468 $260.00
O'Brien Oilfield Service, LLC
008469 $3,018.56
Odermann, Marie
008470 $277.64
Off Road Software, Inc.
008471 $695.00
OK Tire Stores
008472 $130.30
Parkway Ford
008473 $40,750.00
Parkway Ford
008474 $870.30
Physio-Control, Inc.
008475 $10,833.20
Pizza Ranch
008476 $204.86
Polensky, Glenella
008477 $344.20
Polensky, Vernon
008478 $331.20
Porter Motors, Dan
008479 $82.39
Prairie Excavation, LLC
008480 $10,037.99
Pump Systems, Inc.
008481 $330.13
Radisson Hotel- Bismarck
008482 $149.40
Ramkota Hotel - Bismarck
008483 $896.40
Ramkota Hotel - Rapid City
008484 $503.94
RDO Trust 80-5800
008485 $32.42
Redmond, Perry
008486 $260.88
Redmond, Thomas
008487 $161.76
Reiter Welding, Inc.
008488 $560.00
Richard, Byron & Kathleen
008489 $169,875.00
Roberts, Teresa
008490 $223.88
Rodne, Debbie
008491 $214.92
Rummel Auto Wrecking
008492 $131.00
Runnings Farm & Fleet, Inc.
008493 $670.54
S & H Grading, Inc.
008494 $1,387.00
Snyder Repair & Service
008495 $463.20
Solga, Kathleen
008496 $274.06
Southwest Business Machines
008497 $426.47
Southwest Multi-Co. Correction Ctr.
008498 $350.00
Southwest Water Authority "
008499 $1,063.19
Southwest Water Authority
008500 J $1,388.09
Southwestern District Health Unit
008501 $4,521.46
Steffan Feeds
008502 $395.00
Stein's, Inc.
008503 $222.60
Swenson, Sunya
008504 $284.14
Tczap, John
008505 $45.00
Tom's Service Center
008506 $1,504.50
Total Safety US, Inc.
008507 $33.23
Ultramax
008508 $1,644.00
Uniform Center
008509 $124.97
Universal, Inc.
008510 $272.23
Verizon Wireless
008511 $1,554.29
WaI-Mart
008512 $481.82
Westlie Truck Center
008513 $715.80
Tuggers, Inc.
008514 $9,000.00
N.D.P.E.R.S.
008518 $28,934.17
N.D.P.E.R.S.
008522 $10,643.85
Century Link
008523 $519.32
Consolidated
008524 $230.19
Discovery Benefits, Inc.
0O8525 $83.00
Ewoniuk, Shelly
008526 $59.60
Information Technology Dept.
008527 $457.70~
Kessel, Joseph L. ~.
008528 ' $5(~.~40'
Medora, city of..
008529 $210.94
Pedeliski, Nick
008530 $50.64
Reservation Telephone Cooperative
008531 $42.87
Roughrider Electric Cooperative, Inc.
008532 $2,416.59
Visa
008533 $4,963.97
Visa
008534 $559.92
The board approved the revenue
vouchers for the month of October:
Recorder $10,966.55; Zoning $350.00;
Court $181.50; Sheriff $83.00.
Revenues for materials and/or serv-
ices rendered in October: ND Cowboy
Hall of Fame $1,600.00 ambulance
coverage for rodeo; Ernie Buckman
$485.10 bridge plank; Albert Kessel
$435.00 scoria & trucking; Kurt Kordon
$372.00 gravel & trucking; WEED
SPRAYING Tony Obrigewitch
$211.43, Roger Klym $53.64, Larry Ridl
$53.64, Raymond Kessel $79.96, John
Duletski $38.62, Jim Haag $720.13,
Charles Sivak $393.57, Arvid Hecker
$366.44, Edwin Cerkoney $296.80,
Cody Armbrust $69.79, Byron Richard
$107.17, Kevin Kirsch $206.44, Geoff
Obrigewitsch $166.01, Robert Klym
$143.64, Paul Kessel $392.49, Richard
Chruszch $151.48, Hattie Evoniuk
$64.08, Greg Kessel $56.54, Mike
Kasian $80.34.
Revenues for the month of October:
Highway Tax Distribution $16,303.40;
Township Road Distribution $22,055.58;
State Aid Distribution $102,020.11; Oil
& Gas Production Tax $975,586.24; In-
terest $2,730.53; Sheriff $20,196.30
permits $5,650.80 overload fees; Roy-
alties $52,631.27; Ambulance services
$1,600.00.
Payroll in the following amounts
were approved for October: General
Fund $123,888.76; Road and Bridge
Fund $104,025.03; Weed Fund
$12,127.72.
With there being no further busi-
ness, Kessel moved to adjourn the
meeting at 11:40P.M. Kasian seconded.
All voted aye.
James Arthaud, Chairman
Attest:
Marcia Lamb, Auditor/Treasurer
(December 11)
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