Legal Notices 12-21
City of Minot Requests for Sealed
Bids
The City of Minot, North Dakota is
requesting sealed bids for salvage-
able items, located within structures
that were purchased by the City
within the footprint of the flood con-
trol project.
Items will be sold as-is with no
guarantee or warranty to their condi-
tion or soundness.
Each bid must include either 1) the
entire bid amount or 2) a five (5) per-
cent bid bond in a separate en-
velope attached to the bid envelope.
Acceptable will be cashier checks,
bidder bond, or cash. Any outstand-
ing balance must be paid within five
(5) days of highest bid award.
Items are being sold as a package,
not individually. The winning bidder
acquires rights to all advertised sal-
vageable items within the structure
at the designated address.
Items must be removed at winning
bidder’s expense, within 10 business
days of bid award. Items left beyond
timeframe are considered forfeited
and subject to demolition with the
structure. Exceptions require City
approval. Access to structures shall
be coordinated through the City of
Minot Property Maintenance depart-
ment and winning bidder shall en-
sure structure remains secure upon
departure. Debris and/or damage
created by item removal shall be the
winning bidder’s responsibility.
These addresses contain salvage-
able items available for bid, such as
furnaces, cabinets, HVAC, etc.
Address
220 6th St NE
Structures will be open and available
to view on January 4th 2021 10:00
AM to noon. City staff will not be
present at all structures. This will be
the only viewing opportunity.
All envelopes must be sealed, and
the face of the envelope shall be
clearly marked “City Property for
Sale” with the address of the struc-
ture being bid on. Any bidder may
bid on more than one structure,
however only one bid may be sub-
mitted per envelope and a separate
performance bond is required for
each structure. All bids must be sub-
mitted as follows:
Attn: Finance Department
City of Minot
P.O. Box 5006
Minot, ND 58702
Or hand delivered to:
515 2nd Ave SW
Second Floor
Minot, ND 58701
Bids will be opened on Monday
January 11th 2021 at 10:00 AM in
the City Council Chambers at City
Hall (515 2nd Ave SW, Minot, North
Dakota). Any bids received after the
deadline will be returned unopened.
The City of Minot reserves, to itself,
the right to reject any or all bids.
Questions should be addressed to
Finance Office/Technical Support
Specialist at 701-857-4784/
701-837-3637.
The City of Minot promotes fair
housing and makes all programs
available regardless of age, race,
color, religion, sex, national origin, or
handicap.
(December 21-28, 2020)
City of Minot Requests for Sealed
Bids
The City of Minot, North Dakota is
requesting sealed bids for struc-
tures, to include homes, for sale that
were purchased by the City within
the footprint of the flood control pro-
ject.
Structures will be sold as-is with no
guarantee or warranty to their condi-
tion or soundness. Those designat-
ed with “**” have lead-based paint or
asbestos hazard information avail-
able.
Each bid must include a five (5) per-
cent bid bond in a separate en-
velope attached to the bid envelope.
Acceptable will be cashier checks,
bidder bond, or cash. Any outstand-
ing balance must be paid within fif-
teen (15) days of highest bid award.
Homes, garages, and commercial
structures to be moved require a
ten-thousand dollar ($10,000) per-
formance bond posted with the City
within ten (10) days of award of be-
ing the highest bidder. Sheds do not
require a performance bond.
Land is not included as part of this
auction. Structures must be re-
moved and relocated outside the
2011 flood inundation area at win-
ning bidder’s expense. Winning
bidder must provide destination ad-
dress, obtain any necessary moving
permits and coordinate removal plan
through City of Minot property
maintenance within thirty (30) days
of bid opening. Debris and/or dam-
age created by structure removal
shall be the winning bidder’s respon-
sibility. For safety concerns, struc-
tures must remain in-place until after
May 1, 2021 and then have 60 days
to remove. Exceptions require City
approval. Any desired winterizing
must be performed by winning
bidder at their own expense. The
City reserves the right to demolish
structures left in place beyond the
deadline. Demolition of basement/
slab is City responsibility.
All structures moved must follow jur-
isdictional ordinances and zoning
codes in place at the permanent lo-
cation of the structure. Structures
remaining in the City of Minot’s jur-
isdictional boundaries require a cer-
tificate of occupancy be issued
within six (6) months of bid.
The following is a list of structures
available to the highest bidder. De-
tached garages and sheds are con-
sidered separate items that require
an independent bid from the home
structure. Home and commercial-
type structures have a minimum bid
based on availability and assessed
tax value. Sheds and garages have
no minimum bid price.
Address
Minimum Bid/Assessed Value
1624 Burdick Expy E House –
$4,800/$96,000
1527 Burdick Expy E House** –
$6,500/$130,000
1527 Burdick Expy E Shed – no
minimum
1416 1st Ave SE House –
$5,700/$114,000
1412 1st Ave SE House** –
$6,600/$132,000
1404 1st Ave SE House –
$4,450/$89,000
1520 Burdick Expy E House –
$6,150/$123,000
1520 Burdick Expy E Garage – no
minimum
1424 1st Ave SE House –
$17,400/$116,000
1424 1st Ave SE Garage – no
minimum
517 12th St SW House –
$19,200/$128,000
517 12th St SW Garage – no
minimum
222 16th St SE House –
$15,750/$105,000
222 16th St SE Garage – no
minimum
216 16th St SE House –
$11,700/$78,000
216 16th St SE Garage – no
minimum
1221 Railway Ave House –
$15,600/$104,000
1221 Railway Ave Garage – no
minimum
Structures will be open and available
to view on January 4th, 2021 from
10:00 AM to noon. City staff will not
be present at all structures. This will
be the only viewing opportunity.
All envelopes must be sealed, and
the face of the envelope shall be
clearly marked “City Property for
Sale” with the address of the struc-
ture being bid on. Any bidder may
bid on more than one structure,
however only one bid may be sub-
mitted per envelope and a separate
performance bond is required for
each structure. All bids must be sub-
mitted as follows:
Attn: Finance Department
City of Minot
P.O. Box 5006
Minot, ND 58702
Or hand delivered to:
515 2nd Ave SW
Second Floor
Minot, ND 58701
Bids will be opened on Monday
January 11th, 2021 at 10:00 AM in
the City Council Chambers at City
Hall (515 2nd Ave SW, Minot, North
Dakota). Any bids received after the
deadline will be returned unopened.
The City of Minot reserves, to itself,
the right to reject any or all bids.
Questions should be addressed to
Finance Office/Technical Support
Specialist at 701-857-4784/
701-837-3637.
The City of Minot promotes fair
housing and makes all programs
available regardless of age, race,
color, religion, sex, national origin, or
handicap.
(December 21-28, 2020)
City of Minot Requests for Sealed
Bids
The City of Minot, North Dakota is
requesting sealed bids for land ac-
quired by the City as part of a Spot
Blight (Zombie Homes) eradication
program.
Structures on these properties have
been demolished and site restored
to grade level with grass.
Each bid must also include a five (5)
percent bidders’ bond in a separate
envelope attached to the bid en-
velope. Acceptable will be cashier
checks, bidder bond, or cash. Any
outstanding balance must be paid
within fifteen (15) days of highest bid
award.
Pursuant to HUD rules and regula-
tions, these properties are being of-
fered for use under two options
which are:
1. Urgent Need National Objective
which means there will be a deed
restriction in perpetuity for use of the
property prohibiting any permanent
structure to be built. There will also
be a requirement that any other type
of improvement to the site will re-
quire approval of the City’s Flood
Plain Manager (examples of accept-
able uses are lawns, landscaping,
gardens) or
2. Low/Moderate Income (LMI) Na-
tional Objective which means there
must be built on the property con-
sistent with Minot’s rules and ordi-
nances a single family home elevat-
ed to one (1) foot above base flood
elevation determined by FEMA and
home must be sold to and occupied
by a LMI qualified purchaser for oc-
cupancy below a price cap set by
HUD and North Dakota at the time
the house is built (cap periodically
changes) with the most recent cap
$294,600.
Land is being offered “as is” condi-
tion as part of this auction. Assess-
ment of the land for property tax and
any related purpose once ownership
is conveyed to the successful bidder
will be based on standards set by
the City Assessor based on use of
the land and/or any improvements
which are authorized.
Each bidder must identify which op-
tion is being chosen for property use
if acquired. Each bidder, by submit-
ting a price and identifying which
use, is agreeing to all terms, condi-
tions, and limits for the use of the
land that has been identified.
If Option 2 is chosen, the bidder is
agreeing to follow jurisdictional ordi-
nances and zoning codes. Bidder
also agrees to commence construc-
tion within one year of receiving title
and complete construction for occu-
pancy within 18 months of receipt of
title. The bidder can be a LMI quali-
fied Minot resident and construct the
house for his or her occupancy.
The following is a list of properties
available to the highest bidder. A
minimum bid of $1,000 is required
for all properties, regardless of
whether Option 1 or Option 2 is
chosen.
Addresses of Spot Blight Properties
1004 3rd Ave NW
Properties may be viewed and in-
spected at any time during the bid
process. If a prospective bidder
chooses to enter any of the sites be-
ing bid, he or she is accepting based
on this notice all liability and respon-
sibility for entering such site or sites.
All envelopes must be sealed, and
the face of the envelope shall be
clearly marked “City Property for
Sale” with the address of the struc-
ture being bid on. Any bidder may
bid on more than one property, how-
ever only one bid may be submitted
per envelope and a separate perfor-
mance bond is required for each
structure. All bids must be submitted
as follows:
Attn: Finance Department
City of Minot
P.O. Box 5006
Minot, ND 58702
Or hand delivered to:
515 2nd Ave SW
Second Floor
Minot, ND 58701
Bids will be opened on January
11th, 2021 at 10:00 AM in the City
Council Chambers at City Hall (515
2nd Ave SW, Minot, North Dakota).
Any bids received after the deadline
will be returned unopened.
The City of Minot reserves, to itself,
the right to reject any or all bids.
Questions should be addressed to
Technical Support Specialist at
701-837-3637.
The City of Minot promotes fair
housing and makes all programs
available regardless of age, race,
color, religion, sex, national origin, or
handicap.
(December 21-28, 2020)
City of Surrey Council Meeting
12/7/2020
Present: C Tollefson, S Fennewald,
E Christianson, T Gantzer, J Johns.
Present via phone: B Dickinson & M
Thiesen.
Also Present: D Fugere, AJ Waller,
Chief K Howe, C Kircher, Attorney A
Schultz
Fennewald moved to approve the
minutes as presented, Gantzer
seconded; Fennewald – yes;
Gantzer – yes; Thiesen – yes; Johns
– yes; Dickinson – yes; Christianson
– yes, motion carried.
Gantzer moved to approve the bills
along with the estimate from Com-
putech for a computer for the SCA-
DA system, Christianson seconded;
Gantzer – yes; Christianson – yes;
Fennewald – yes; Dickinson – yes;
Thiesen -yes; Johns – yes, motion
carried.
Council reviewed the Circle Sanita-
tion bill. The 52 dumps included in
the contract with Circle was reached
by mid-October and we are now be-
ing billed for each dumpster as well
as land fill fees. Gantzer moved to
approve, Johns seconded; Gantzer
– yes; Johns – yes; Thiesen – yes;
Dickinson – yes; Christianson – yes;
Fennewald – yes; motion carried.
After discussion on funds used to
pay certain bills, Thiesen moved to
approve the financial reports, Chris-
tianson seconded; Thiesen – yes;
Christianson – yes; Gantzer – yes;
Dickinson – yes; Johns – yes; Fen-
newald – yes, motion carried.
Christianson moved to approve on
2nd reading Article 15, Section 1
Complaint Procedure, Thiesen
seconded. Discussion.
Christianson moved to amend her
approval on 2nd reading Article 15,
Section 1 Complaint Procedure to
change the wording per the city at-
torney advice, Section 1. Complaint
Procedure. Article 15 of Chapter 4
of the Surrey City Ordinances is
hereby created and enacted as fol-
lows: Article 15. Complaint Pro-
cedure.
15.0101 Any resident, employee or
officer of the City of Surrey may
make a complaint concerning any
matter affecting the City using the
written form established by the City
for such purposes. All complaints
must be signed and dated by the
resident and submitted to the City
Administrator for resolution.
a. For any complaint regarding any
elected City official or City employ-
ee, the City Administrator, Mayor,
Personnel Commissioner shall re-
view the complaint and determine if
there are legitimate grounds for the
complaint. If they all determine that
there are legitimate grounds, they
shall forward the complaint to the
members of the City Council. A
complaint against one of these indi-
viduals will render that person ineli-
gible to review the complaint. The
complaint shall be placed on the
agenda at the next regular City
Council meeting for discussion and
resolution. This section does not
preclude the City Council from plac-
ing the matter on a special meeting
agenda.
i. Recommendations may include,
but not be limited to:
1. A letter in the employee’s file;
2. Suspension with or without pay;
3. Dismissal.
b. Regarding Other Items. For any
other complaint, the City Adminis-
trator shall take reasonable action to
resolve the Complaint and make a
report to council at the next regular
meeting concerning complaints re-
ceived and resolutions taken.
Section 2. Effective Date. This ordi-
nance has immediate effect on its
date of adoption.
Section 3. Clerk. The City Clerk shall
amend the publicly available Surrey
City Ordinances as indicated herein.
Thiesen seconded; Christianson –
yes; Thiesen – yes; Dickinson -yes;
Gantzer – yes; Johns – yes; Fen-
newald -yes, motion carried.
Thiesen moved to approve on 2nd
reading; Section 1. Authorization for
action. The authorization for the
provisions herein is contained in ND
Century Code Section
40-05.1-06(6), and the Home Rule
Charter of the City of Surrey which
includes verbatim the statutory
language of ND Century Code Sec-
tion 40-05.1-06(6). That statutory
language authorizes the City of
Surrey to, “if included in the charter
and implemented through ordi-
nances, have the (power)” to
“provide for the city officers, agen-
cies and employees, there selection,
terms, powers, duties, qualifications
and compensation. To provide for
change, selection or creation of its
form and structure of government,
including its governing body, execu-
tive officer and city officers.”
Section 2. Expulsion of Council
Member from Meeting. Surrey City
Ordinance 3.0111(17) is hereby
enacted as follows:
17. Discipline of Council Members.
A member of the City Council may
be censured or expelled under the
following terms. a. Censure of Coun-
cil Member.
i. Standard for Censure. Any
member of the Surrey City Council
may be censured for any conduct,
regardless of where it occurs, that
tends to bring the City Council into
dishonor and disrepute. ii. Process.
Any member may move for the
Council to determine, by a simple
majority vote, that a member be cen-
sured and must include in the mo-
tion a description of the subject
member’s censurable conduct; upon
a second, the vote shall be called
without any discussion of the mo-
tion. The vote on the motion shall
be recorded in the meeting minutes.
If a motion is defeated, the alleged
conduct may not be used in any oth-
er motion for censure.
b. Expulsion of Council Member.
i. Standard for Expulsion. Any
member of the Surrey City Council
may be expelled from a council
meeting for unruly conduct commit-
ted by the member during that meet-
ing. Unruly conduct is conduct
which disobeys the presiding
officer’s reasonable and lawful com-
mands; is disorderly; or is contrary
to the decorum of the proceeding
Leadership Code.
ii. Duration. The expulsion shall
only continue for the duration of the
meeting where the unruly conduct
occurred.
iii. Process. Any member may move
for the Council to determine, by
two-thirds majority vote, that a
member has committed unruly con-
duct in that meeting and upon a
second, the vote shall be called
without any discussion of the mo-
tion. The results of the vote shall be
recorded in the meeting minutes. If
a motion is defeated, the alleged
conduct may not be used in any oth-
er motion for expulsion.
Section 3. Removal of Council
Member from the Council. Surrey
City Ordinance 3.0111(18) is hereby
enacted as follows:
18. Removal. In addition to any
grounds for removal under ND Cen-
tury Code Section 44-02-01 and oth-
er state law, a vacancy in the office
of a City Council member shall oc-
cur if the member:
a. Dies in office;
b. is adjudged mentally ill;
c. resigns from office;
d. is removed from office;
e. fails to discharge the duties of of-
fice, when the failure has continued
for sixty consecutive days, except
when prevented from discharging
the duties by reason of the person’s
service in the armed forces of the
United States, by sickness, or by
other unavoidable cause. However,
as to any office which under the law
the vacancy must be filled by the
governor, the governor for good
cause shown may extend the period,
which the incumbent may be absent,
for an additional period of sixty days.
No remuneration on account of
such office may be paid to an ab-
sentee officeholder during that
person’s absence, and the office in
all cases becomes vacant upon the
termination of the term for which the
person was elected or appointed;
f. fails to qualify as provided by law,
which includes taking the designated
oath of office prescribed by law;
g. ceases to be a resident of the
state, district, county or other politi-
cal subdivision in which the duties of
the office are to be discharged or for
which the person may have been
elected;
h. is convicted of a felony or any of-
fense involving moral turpitude or a
violation of the person’s official oath;
i. ceases to possess any of the qual-
ifications of office prescribed by law;
j. has his or her election or appoint-
ment declared void by a competent
tribunal;
k. is censured under Ordinance
3.0111(17)(a) more than twice in any
six-month period; or
l. is expelled under Ordinance
3.0111(17)(b) more than once in any
six-month period.
Section 4. Amendment of Ordinance
on Aldermen. Chapter 3, Article 1,
Section 3 of the Surrey City Ordi-
nances is amended and re-enacted
to read as follows:
“3.0103 Aldermen – Qualifications –
Term. Aldermen shall be qualified
electors of and residents within the
City of Surrey and shall not have
been convicted of malfeasance, bri-
bery or other corrupt practice or
crime. Aldermen shall hold office for
staggered four-year terms and until
their successors are elected and
qualified unless a vacancy occurs
pursuant to Ordinance 3.0111(18) or
by state law.
Section 5. Effective Date. This ordi-
nance has immediate effect on its
date of adoption.
Section 6. Clerk. The City Clerk
shall amend the publicly available
Surrey City Ordinances as indicated
herein. Gantzer seconded; Thiesen
– yes; Gantzer – yes; Dickinson –
no; Johns – no; Christianson – yes;
Fennewald – yes, motion carried on
a roll-call vote.
Fugere informed council bids on the
sidewalk project came in lower than
originally projected. Johns moved to
approve the bids, Gantzer second-
ed; Johns – yes; Gantzer – yes;
Thiesen – yes; Dickinson – yes;
Christianson – yes; Fennewald –
yes, motion carried.
Council reviewed information from
the park board regarding special as-
sessments on the basketball court;
ball diamonds and Lots 6A & 6B,
Prairie Meadows Addition.
$7,481.85 is currently past due and
park board is willing to pay this
amount but would like guidance on
what will happen in the future with
regard to these special assess-
ments. Christianson moved to ask
the park board to pay the past due
amount and the 2021 specials and
the city would pay for the basketball
court and the ball diamonds specials
beginning in 2022 with the specials
on Lots 6A & 6B being handled by
the park board, Fennewald second-
ed; Christianson – yes; Fennewald –
yes; Dickinson – yes; Thiesen – yes;
Gantzer – yes; Johns – yes, motion
carried.
Tollefson asked if there was any oth-
er business. Fennewald asked about
the Johns court case how many
times it had been rescheduled. Dic-
kinson stated it had nothing to do
with the city. Fennewald stated he
was going to make a motion as,
every other month, someone asks
him why she’s still on the council.
Fennewald moved that Johns step
down with pay until it’s taken care of,
Gantzer seconded and asked that
the words leave of absence be used
instead of step down, Fennewald
said fine. Attorney Schultz stated he
believes the motion is invalid be-
cause Ms. Johns is a member of this
council unless she’s removed. If she
wants to step back, or whatever,
that’s entirely up to her but council
can’t make her do it. Gantzer
disagreed. Thiesen asked if she
would consider it. Johns stated, you
guys can vote. Dickinson said the
city attorney advises you to not do
this, on record. Fennewald asked
Tollefson to read his motion again;
that Ms. Johns take a leave of ab-
sence with pay until her legal issues
are solved. Fennewald – yes;
Gantzer – yes; Johns – abstain;
Thiesen – abstain; Dickinson – no;
Christianson – no; Gantzer asked
about Thiesen abstaining; Thiesen
changed his vote to no, motion
failed. Johns stated the proper pro-
cedure would be to recall her.
These minutes subject to review and
revision by City Council.
(December 21, 2020)
Minot Public School District #1
Regular School Board Meeting
December 3, 2020
Members Present
Jim Rostad
Bonny Berryman
Mike Gessner
Laura Mihalick
Miranda Schuler
Members Absent
The Regular Board Meeting was
called to order by President Rostad
at 4:00 P.M.
Superintendent Dr. Mark Vollmer
gave the board an update on CO-
VID-19 and the MPS’s response.
Moved by Gessner, seconded by
Mihalick, to approve the Consent
Agenda to include the
November 5, 2020, Regular Meeting
and the Financial Reports to include
the November Accounts Payable in
the amount of $1,168,184.89.
Roll Call: All members voted “Yes.”
Superintendent Vollmer gave the
board a presentation on the pro-
posed revisions to the MPS Rein-
tegration Plan. Moved by Schuler,
seconded by Gessner, to approve
the revised Reintegration Plan as
presented.
Roll Call: All members voted “Yes.”
Moved by Mihalick, seconded by
Gessner, to approve the 2020-2021
New Teacher Report #11.
Roll Call: All members voted “Yes.”
Moved by Schuler, seconded by
Mihalick, to approve a request for
Extended Serious Illness Leave from
Heather Kokinda for the remainder
of the 2020-2021 school year.
Roll Call: All members voted “Yes.”
Assistant Superintendent Kim
Slotsve gave the board a presenta-
tion on proposed revisions to the
2021-2022 Minot High School
Registration Guide. Moved by
Schuler, seconded by Gessner, to
approve 2021-2022 Minot High
School Registration Guide as
presented
Roll Call: All members voted “Yes.”
The next regularly scheduled school
board meeting is set for January 7,
2021 at 4:00 p.m.
The Regular Meeting adjourned at
5:04 P.M.
Scott Moum, Business Manager
Jim Rostad, President
These minutes are not approved un-
til the next regular board meeting.
Bills List can be found on this link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folder
s/11ui-l90NjYDNE5rSq51R9CCpAy
sXRgwU?usp=sharing
(December 21, 2020)
NOTICE OF FINAL PUBLIC
HEARING
The City of Douglas has received a
Community Development Block
Grant (CDBG) from the State of
North Dakota Division of Community
Services (DCS). CDBG funds are in-
tended to provide decent housing,
suitable living environments, and
economic opportunities, principally
for low/very low-income persons
through rehabilitation and preserva-
tion, economic/job development, and
public facilities improvements.
The project and funding was ap-
proved for $72,000.00 for replace-
ment of sanitary sewer main. It has
been determined that 100% of the
funds will benefit very low/
low-income persons. Permanent in-
voluntary displacement of neighbor-
hood persons or businesses did not
occur, and no housing units were
demolished or converted as a result
of the above-mentioned project.
A public hearing will be held at 7:00
PM on Monday, January 4, 2021 at
the Douglas City Hall, to obtain ci-
tizen views and to respond to propo-
sals and questions related to the
performance of the City of Douglas
in carrying out its community
development responsibilities.
Written comments are also welcome
and must be received at the address
below by the close of the public
hearing. Oral and written comments
will be considered to enhance the
City of Douglas in carrying out its
community development responsibil-
ities. Project summary information
is available at the Souris Basin Plan-
ning Council, 18 2nd ST NE, Minot,
ND.
Information and records regarding
the City of Douglas’s use of CDBG
funds are available at Souris Basin
Planning Council or the Douglas City
Hall during regular office hours. Ad-
vance notice is requested.
If special accommodations, such as
an auxiliary aid, or services are
needed, please contact the City of
Douglas at least three business
days before the scheduled hearing
so that appropriate aids can be
made available. Alternate formats
for disabled persons can be made
available upon request.
Norman Nelson, Mayor
City of Douglas
PO Box 32
Douglas, ND 58735
12-21-2020
(December 21, 2020)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Case No. 15-2020-PR-00215
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
COUNTY OF WARD, IN DISTRICT
COURT, NORTH CENTRAL
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF MARILYN J. MITCHELL,
DECEASED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat
Jeanine Rodvold has been appoint-
ed Personal Representative of the
Estate of Marilyn J. Mitchell, de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against the Decedent 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
the Personal Representative of the
Estate at 52 Woodland Dr N, Fargo,
North Dakota 58102-2419 or filed
with the Court.
Dated: December 9, 2020
/s/Jeanine Rodvold
Jeanine Rodvold,
Personal Representative
Michael M. Thomas, ND ID #04215
Conmy Feste Ltd.
406 Main Avenue, Suite 200
PO Box 2686
Fargo, ND 58108-2686
Telephone: (701) 293-9911
Email: mthomas@conmylaw.com
ATTORNEYS FOR PERSONAL
REPRESENTATIVE
(December 14-21-28, 2020)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Court File No.: 51-2020-PR-00212
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
WARD COUNTY, STATE OF
NORTH DAKOTA
In the Matter of the Estate of Russell
G. Landphere, 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 are re-
quired to present their claims within
three (3) months after the date of the
first publication or mailing of this no-
tice or said claims will be forever
barred. Claims must either be
presented to Russell T. Landphere,
3760 14th Street West, West Fargo,
North Dakota 58078, as personal
representative of the estate, or filed
with the Court.
Dated this 11th of December, 2020.
/s/Russell T. Landphere
Russell T. Landphere, Personal
Representative
Katie A. Perleberg (# 07286)
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
51 Broadway, Suite 400
Fargo, ND 58102-4991
Telephone: 701.237.8200
Fax: 701.237.8220
Attorneys for Personal Representa-
tive
(December 21-28, 2020; January 4,
2021)
SUMMONS
Civil No. 51-2020-CV-01741
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
COUNTY OF WARD, IN DISTRICT
COURT, NORTH CENTRAL
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
ProCollect Services, LLC,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Kodie R. Hancock,
Defendant.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFEN-
DANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required to appear and defend
against the Complaint in this action,
which is herewith served upon you,
by serving on the undersigned an
Answer or other proper response
within twenty-one days after service
of this Summons upon you, ex-
clusive of the day of service. If you
fail to do so, judgment by default will
be taken against you for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated December 8, 2020.
/s/Christopher A. Carlson
Chistopher A. Carlson (ID #03378)
PO Box 1097
Bismarck, North Dakota 58502-1097
701-258-4800
carlsonlaw@qwestoffice.net
Attorney for the Plaintiff
(December 14-21-28, 2020)