ADVERTISMENT FOR BIDS

MINOT PUBLIC SCHOOLS

DISTRICT #1

215 2nd Street SE

Minot, ND 58701

Notice is hereby given that a bid will

be received at the Purchasing Office

of Minot Public School District #1,

Ward County, North Dakota, on the

following:

District Supplies and Equipment

in the following areas:

Office Supplies and Equipment

Paper Products

Physical Education Supplies and

Equipment

Custodial Supplies and Equipment

Art Supplies and Equipment

Specifications and requirements can

be obtained at the Purchasing office,

of the Minot Public Schools, at 215

2nd Street SE, Minot, ND 58701. All

bids must include any shipping costs

and all prices are valid for the entire

2020-2021 school year (July 1, 2020

– June 30, 2021). Each bid item will

be evaluated and awarded that

meets the district specifications and

time period. Companies must speci-

fy in the bid if they cannot keep

prices and quantities for the entire

specified time frame. All awarded

supplies and equipment must be

delivered after July 1, 2020. All pay-

ments will be made after July 1,

2020 and after delivery of ordered

supplies and equipment. Shipping

address 610 Burdick Expressway

East Minot, ND 58701. Send any

samples to 215 2nd Street SE

Minot, ND 58701, attention Purchas-

ing Department. Samples will not be

returned. The School Board

reserves the right to reject any or all

bids, to waive any informality in any

proposal, All items as specified or

approved equal. Bids must be sub-

mitted to the Purchasing office no

later than 1:00 pm, March 2, 2020.

Emails will be accepted. Dated at

Minot, County of Ward, North Dako-

ta, and this January 20, 2020, by

order of the School Board of the

Minot Public School District #1.

Barry L. Brooks

Director Purchasing/Transportation

215 2nd Street SE

Minot,ND 58701

(January 24, 2020)

Minutes of the Board of Ward

County Commissioners

January 7, 2020

The regular meeting of the Ward

County Commission was called to

order by Chairman Fjeldahl, at 9:00

a.m. with Commissioners, Rostad,

Walter, Pietsch and Weppler

present. Also present were depart-

ment heads: Betty Braun, Dana Lar-

sen, Devra Smestad, Jason

Blowers, Leona Lochthowe, Robert

Roed, Roza Larson, Ryan Kam-

rowski. Moved by Comm. Pietsch,

seconded by Comm. Weppler to ap-

prove the Agenda. Roll call; all vot-

ed yes; motion carried. Moved by

Comm. Pietsch, seconded by

Comm. Walter, to approve the

Minutes from the Regular Commis-

sion Meeting December 17th, 2019

and the Special Commission Meet-

ing December 30th, 2019. Roll call;

all voted yes; motion carried. Moved

by Comm. Weppler, seconded by

Comm. Pietsch, to approve Regular

bills totaling $27,846.24. Roll call; all

vote yes; motion carried.

Auditor/Treasurer Devra Smestad

recognized Deputy Auditor /

Treasurer Marisa Haman for com-

pleting the leadership program

through the National Professional

Development Academy. Ms. Haman

was presented with a completion

certificate. Darin Langerud of the At-

mospheric Resource Board ap-

peared and presented the Commis-

sion with the North Dakota Cloud

Modification 2019 Final Report.

Moved by Comm. Weppler, second-

ed by Comm. Pietsch to Receive

and File the final report and informa-

tion as presented. Roll call; all voted

yes; motion carried. Jeff Hoverson,

Ward County property owner ap-

peared with a request to vacate a

section line located on his property

in Kirkelie Township. A brief discus-

sion occurred regarding this and the

process for which this can be held.

Moved by Comm. Pietsch, second-

ed by Comm. Walter to postpone

this decision until the February 4,

2019 meeting at which time a public

hearing will be held. Roll call; all vot-

ed yes; motion carried. Moved by

Comm. Weppler, seconded by

Comm. Pietsch to receive and file

the letter from Kirkelie Township

chairman. Roll call; all voted yes;

motion carried. Myron Knutson from

PFM appeared before the Commis-

sion with information regarding the

refinancing of the 2013 & 2015

County Sales Tax Bonds. Mr. Knut-

son informed the Commission that

refinancing of the bonds would save

the County $441,500.00.

WARD COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA

RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR

THE SALE OF

$18,555,000* LIMITED TAX

BONDS, SERIES 2020

BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of

County Commissioners of Ward

County, North Dakota (the “Coun-

ty”), as follows:

Section 1. Authorization; Refund-

ing. The County previously issued

its $21,640,000 General Obligation

Correction Center Bonds, Series

2015 and $33,440,000 Sales Tax

Revenue Bonds, Series 2013 (to-

gether, the “Prior Bonds”) for the

purpose of financing construction of

an office building, correction center

and courthouse renovation. The Pri-

or Bonds are subject to optional

redemption and prepayment on April

1, 2020. The Prior Bonds will be out-

standing in the aggregate principal

amount of $20,235,000 on April 1,

2020. The County is authorized pur-

suant to North Dakota Century Code

Chapter 57-47 (the “Act”) to finance

primary governmental functions

through the issuance of limited tax

bonds payable from a pledge of the

general fund and otherwise under

the terms and conditions set forth in

the Act. The Board of County Com-

missioners determines it to be in the

best interest of the County to refund

the Prior Bonds through the is-

suance of limited tax bonds pursuant

to the Act.

Section 2. Sale. Pursuant to the

provisions of the Act, the County

shall proceed to offer at public sale

upon sealed bids its Limited Tax

Bonds, Series 2020, in the estimat-

ed principal amount of $18,555,000

(the “Bonds”). The governing body

shall meet at a subsequent date to

consider the bids and take such ac-

tion regarding the Bonds as shall

then be deemed necessary and

expeditious. In consultation with

PFM Financial Advisors LLC, the

County Auditor/Treasurer is hereby

authorized and directed to cause no-

tice of the sale of the Bonds to be

published at least once in the official

newspaper of the County not less

than ten days nor more than thirty

days before the sale date, as deter-

mined by this Board.

Section 3. Official Statement. The

County Auditor/Treasurer, in

cooperation with PFM Financial Ad-

visors LLC, the County’s financial

advisor, is directed to prepare on

behalf of the County an official state-

ment to be distributed to potential

purchasers of the Bonds and take

such other actions as may be neces-

sary to the sale. The official state-

ment shall contain a notice of bond

sale and other information as shall

be deemed advisable and necessary

to adequately describe the County

and the security and terms of the

Bonds. The County Auditor /

Treasurer shall examine the official

statement prior to its distribution

Moved by Comm. Weppler, second-

ed by Comm. Walter to approve and

sign the Resolution Providing for the

Sale of $18,555,000 Limited Tax

Bonds, Series 2020. Roll call; all vot-

ed yes; motion carried. Sheriff Bob

Roed appeared with a request for

approval to advertise for bids for

Department Vehicles. Moved by

Comm. Walter, seconded by Comm.

Rostad to approve the Sheriff to

proceed with requesting bids for

department vehicles. Roll call; all

voted yes; motion carried. Paul Olth-

off, Jail Supervisor appeared with an

Amendment to the Jail Service

Agreement with TurnKey Correc-

tions. Moved by Comm. Weppler,

seconded by Comm. Walter to ap-

prove the Jail Service Agreement

Amendment with TurnKey Correc-

tions to offer access to Fastcase

Law Library. Roll call; all voted yes;

motion carried. Director of Tax

Equalization Ryan Kamrowski ap-

peared with two agenda items for

the Commissioners’ approval. The

first item for consideration is the fol-

lowing tax roll corrections which can

be viewed at the Ward County

Auditor/Treasurers Office 225 3rd St

SE Minot. Moved by Comm.

Weppler, seconded by Comm.

Pietsch to approve the tax roll

corrections as presented. Roll call;

all voted yes; motion carried. Mr.

Kamrowski continued with the only

proposal received from Century 21

Action Realtors for Ward County

Real Estate Broker Service for 2020.

Moved by Comm. Walter, seconded

by Comm. Rostad to approve and

award the bid for County Real

Estate Broker Service to Century 21

Action Realtors. Roll call; all voted

yes; motion carried. County Highway

Engineer Dana Larsen appeared

representing the Planning and Zon-

ing Commission with four plats for

the Commission approval. Moved by

Comm. Pietsch, seconded by

Comm. Walter to approve the plats

as presented. Roll call; all voted yes;

motion carried. Moved by Comm.

Rostad, seconded by Comm.

Weppler to approve the transferring

of leave time (100 sick hours and

100 vacation hours) for the new HR

Director as presented. Roll call; all

voted yes; motion carried. Moved by

Comm. Walter, seconded by Comm.

Weppler to postpone approval for

the payroll amendments for B. Ham-

ilton and L. Dugger. Roll call all vot-

ed yes; motion carried. Moved by

Comm. Rostad, seconded by

Comm. Walter to approve the fol-

lowing payroll amendments: K. Bini-

Sheriff’s Department/IT; T. White

Owl- Sheriff’s Department; N. Bar-

ton- Tax Equalization. Roll call; all

voted yes; motion carried.

Auditor/Treasurer Devra Smestad

appeared. Moved by Comm.

Weppler, seconded by Comm. Ros-

tad to receive and file the following

correspondence: ND Department of

Human Services letter; Progress Re-

port on Implementation of Credited

plan; S&P Sales Tax Revenue Bond

Rating. Roll call; all voted yes; mo-

tion carried. Moved by Comm.

Weppler, seconded by Comm.

Walter to receive and file Depart-

ment Head Meeting minutes for De-

cember 18th & 23rd, 2019 with the

changes. Roll call; all voted yes; mo-

tion carried. Moved by Comm.

Walter, seconded by Comm.

Weppler to approve the following

2020 contracts: Berthold Develop-

ment Corporation; Kenmare

Development Corporation #2; Lake

County Historical Society; Minot

Area Development Corporation;

Ryder Historical Society and

Domestic Violence Crisis Center.

Roll call; all voted yes; motion car-

ried. Moved by Comm. Weppler,

seconded by Comm. Rostad to ap-

prove the Contract for Mental Health

Legal Services with Thomas Law

Firm and Timothy C. Wilhelm Law

Firm. Roll call; all voted yes; motion

carried. Moved by Comm., Walter,

seconded by Comm. Pietsch to ap-

prove the following Resolution of

Necessity. Roll call; all voted yes;

motion carried.

RESOLUTION OF NECESSITY

FOR AN IMPROVEMENT

BENEFITTING 19th AVENUE NW

FROM WARD COUNTY ROAD 15

WEST TO 5505 19th AVE NW &

56th ST NW TO WHITETAIL RIDGE

& 20th AVE NW CUL-DE-SAC

NO. 2-2018

BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of

Ward County Commissioners, that

the Commission has received and

considered the report of the en-

gineer, as to the general nature, pur-

pose and feasibility of the proposed

improvement benefiting 19th Avenue

NW from Ward Co Road 15 to 5505

19 Ave NW & 56th St NW to Whi-

tetail Ridge & 20th Ave NW

Cul-de-Sac Minot, North Dakota –

Paving District No. 1-2020 and an

estimate of the probable cost of the

work, and has approved said report

and directed that it be filed in the

County Auditor/Treasurer’s office,

where any interested person may

examine it, and determine that it is

necessary to make the improvement

to wit: Place 3 inches of new Aggre-

gate Surface Course class 13 before

paving Superpave FAA 42 at a

minimum of 3.5 inches BE IT

FURTHER RESOLVED that special

assessments for the improvement

shall be levied upon properties

within the boundaries for the district

and heretofore created, to wit: 19th

Avenue NW Paving District No.

1-2020. This roadway begins at the

intersection of County Road 15 W to

5505 19th Ave NW and 56th St NW,

to Whitetail Ridge and 20th Ave NW

Cul-de-Sac in Harrison Township.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that

the entire cost to the County shall be

paid by the levy of special assess-

ments upon such properties in

amount proportionate to and not

exceeding the benefits to be re-

ceived by them from the improve-

ments; and BE IT FURTHER

RESOLVED that this resolution shall

be published once each week for

two consecutive weeks in the official

newspaper, and the County Com-

mission shall during its meeting to

be held Tuesday February 4, 2020

which begins at 9:00 am, hear and

determine the sufficiency of any writ-

ten protests which owners of proper-

ty within the district may file with the

county Auditor/treasurer within thirty

days after first publication. Moved by

Comm. Pietsch, seconded by

Comm. Rostad to appoint Comm.

Fjeldahl and Comm. Walter to

represent the Commission on the

Screening Committee fort the pro-

posed paving project. Roll call; all

voted yes; motion carried. Moved by

Comm. Weppler, seconded by

Comm. Walter to approve the Dupli-

cate Warrant Request for Matthew

Pappenfus. Roll call; all voted yes;

motion carried. Moved by Comm.

Rostad, seconded by Comm.

Pietsch to approve extending the

transition period for implementation

of the JP Morgan Purchasing Card

until April 2020 for the Highway

Department. Roll call; all voted yes;

motion carried. Ms. Smestad rem-

inded the Commission that she will

be retiring the end of August and

recommends that her replacement

be hired at least three months be-

fore her retirement date to insure

that they would receive adequate

training. Moved by Comm. Pietsch,

seconded by Comm. Walter to post-

pone advertising the Auditor /

Treasurer position until after the new

Human Resource Director begins

employment and the Personnel

Committee meets to bring back their

recommendation. Roll call; all voted

yes; motion carried. Moved by

Comm. Weppler, seconded by

Comm. Rostad to approve the fol-

lowing Budget Amendments as

presented. Roll call; all voted yes;

motion carried. Copy of the budget

amendments can be viewed at the

Ward County Auditor/Treasurers Of-

fice 225 3rd St SE Minot Moved by

Comm. Pietsch, seconded by

Comm. Weppler to approve the

2020 mileage reimbursement rate

change from $0.58 to $0.575. Roll

call; all voted yes; motion carried.

Moved by Comm. Weppler, second-

ed by Comm. Walter to approve the

budget amendment for Social Ser-

vices 2020 budget decreasing it

from $6,662,804.00 to

$5,707,474.00. Roll call; all voted

yes; motion carried. Moved by

Comm. Weppler, seconded by

Comm. Walter to approve renaming

the General Assistant budget line

item to Human Service Zone chang-

ing the indirect cost budget to

$130,000.00. Roll call; all voted yes;

motion carried. Moved by Comm.

Weppler, seconded by Comm. Ros-

tad to approve the purchase of a

server for Social Services in the

amount of $12,204.92 from High

Point Networks. Roll call; Commis-

sioners Weppler, Rostad and Walter

voted yes and Commissioner

Pietsch and Fjeldahl voted no; mo-

tion carried. At 11:22 a.m. with no

further business, the meeting was

adjourned.

(January 24, 2020)

Nedrose School Board Minutes

December 18, 2019

5:30 P.M.

The Nedrose School Board Meeting

was called to order by President Jim

Vannett. Members present; Jim

Vannett, Robert Kraus, Todd Awalt,

Holly Brekhus, and Chris Sutton.

Also present were; Matt Norby, Ad-

ministrator, Alex Schmaltz, Ele-

mentary Principal, Connie Marcel-

lais, Bs. Mgr. Motion made by Holly

Brekhus and seconded by Robert

Kraus to approve the agenda. Mo-

tion carried unanimously. Alex

Schmaltz was presented with the

Kudos Certificate for his work toward

improving the elementary learning

environment. Nominations for Car-

dinal Kudos: Becky Schweitzer and

Samantha Butler for efforts in organ-

izing the giving tree which was a

great success. Amber Tikalsky for

stepping up to substitute teach from

the beginning of the school year to

the present. She jumped right into a

new curriculum and has done a

phenomenal job. Motion made by

Holly Brekhus and seconded by

Chris Sutton to accept the nomina-

tions. Motion carried unanimously.

Bob Kraus moved and seconded by

Jim Vannett to approve the Financial

balances as of November 31,2019

as presented; checkbook,

$1,704,876.72; MM Savings,

1,223,920.81. Motion made Bob

Kraus and seconded Chris Sutton to

approve the bills in the amount of

$41,485.55 using check numbers

55571 – 55614. Motion carried

unanimously. Elementary Principal

and High School Principal reports

were reviewed. Motion made by Jim

Vannett and seconded by Bob Kraus

to adopt the following policies AAC –

Nondiscrimination and Anti – Harass-

ment Policy & HBAA – Federal Fis-

cal Compliance (2nd reading). On

roll call vote: Yes: Jim Vannett,

Todd Awalt, Robert Kraus, Chris

Sutton, Holly Brekhus. Motion car-

ried. Motion made by Holly Brekhus

and seconded by Chris Sutton to ap-

prove the first reading, waive the

second reading, and final adoption

of policy FDH – Students in Foster

Care. On roll call vote: Yes: Jim

Vannett, Todd Awalt, Robert Kraus,

Chris Sutton, Holly Brekhus. Motion

carried. Motion made by Holly

Brekhus and seconded by Jim

Vanett to adopt the following policies

FDH-BR1 Foster Care Student

Transportation Procedure &

FDH-BR2 Foster Care Student

Transportation Dispute Resolution

Procedure. On roll call vote: Yes:

Jim Vannett, Todd Awalt, Robert

Kraus, Chris Sutton, Holly Brekhus.

Motion carried. Motion made by Hol-

ly Brekhus and seconded by Jim

Vannett to approve the following pol-

icies ABCB Sportsmanship, DHAB

Title I Qualifications, Notification Re-

quirement, DI Personnel Records.

On roll call vote: Yes: Jim Vannett,

Todd Awalt, Robert Kraus, Chris

Sutton, Holly Brekhus. Motion car-

ried. Motion made by Holly Brekhus

and seconded by Jim Vannett to ap-

prove policy DI-BR Personnel

Records Review Procedure. On roll

call vote: Yes: Jim Vannett, Todd

Awalt, Robert Kraus, Chris Sutton,

Holly Brekhus. Motion carried. Mr.

Norby presented two tuition waiver

applications out of the district. Mo-

tion made by Bob Kraus and

seconded by Todd Awalt to approve

the applications as the applications

met district criteria. Motion carried

unanimously. Mr. Norby presented

four tuition waiver applications into

the district. Motion made by Chris

Sutton and seconded by Holly

Brekhus to approve two applications

as the applications met district cri-

teria. Motion carried unanimously.

Motion made by Holly Brekhus and

seconded by Bob Kraus to deny two

tuition waiver applications into the

district as the applications did not

meet district criteria. Motion carried

unanimously. Mr. Norby presented

one tuition waiver application into

the district for the 2020/2021 school

year. Motion made by Bob Kraus

and seconded by Jim Vannett to ap-

prove the application as the appli-

cation has met district criteria. Mo-

tion carried unanimously. Motion

made by Jim Vannett and seconded

by Holly Brekhus to give Superinten-

dent Matt Norby the authority to ac-

cept or deny tuition wavers. Motion

carried unanimously. Motion made

by Bob Kraus and seconded by

Chris Sutton to approve Ryan Kos-

telecky as the Homeless/Foster

Care Liaison. Motion carried unani-

mously. Superintendent Matt Norby

read the Resignation of Raquel Mal-

donado as Head Volleyball coach.

Motion made by Bob Kraus and

seconded by Holly Brekhus to ac-

cept the resignation. Motion carried

unanimously. Next scheduled board

meeting will be January 15, 2020 at

5:30 p.m. Meeting adjourned.

Respectfully Submitted,

Connie Marcellais, Bs. Mgr.

Jim Vannett, Board President

(January 24, 2020)

NOTICE

A public hearing will be held Febru-

ary 4, 2020 regarding a petition to

vacate a section line in Kirkelie

Township, SE1/4, SW1/4 of section

7. The hearing will be during the

regular commission meeting which

begins at 9:00 a.m. in the Commis-

sioner Chambers on 2nd floor of the

Administration Building, 225 3rd St

SE Minot.

(January 24, 2020)

NOTICE OF HEARING

IN DISTRICT COURT, WARD

COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA

Civil No. 51-2019-CV-02100

In Re Petition of Myong Cha

Erdman for Change of Birth Date.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the

above-entitled matter will be brought

on for hearing on the 10th day of

February, 2020, at 10:15 a.m., be-

fore the Honorable Richard L.

Hagar, Judge of the District Court, in

the District Court Room of the Ward

County Courthouse, or as soon

thereafter as counsel can be heard.

Dated this 21st day of January,

2020.

/s/Richard R. LeMay

Richard R. LeMay 04665

Legal Services of North Dakota

20 – 1st St. SW, Suite 201

Minot, North Dakota 58701

Phone (701) 852-4369

rlemay@legalassist.org

(January 24, 2020)

NOTICE OF UNCLAIMED

CAPITAL CREDITS

Listed below are names of former

Verendrye Electric Cooperative, Inc.

members who had capital credit

checks mailed to them in June 2014.

These checks have either been un-

cashed or returned to Verendrye

Electric Cooperative by the postal

service. If your name is on this list,

please contact our office. If you

know of the whereabouts of any

member on this list, please have

them contact us. All capital credit in-

quiries can be made by calling

1-800-472-2141 or 701-338-2855 or

701-852-0406. Notice is hereby

given that any unclaimed capital

credits outstanding following the no-

tice given in the last month will be

forfeited pursuant to Section

10-15-34.1 and 10-15-23 of the

North Dakota Century Code.

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ALBERTSON PEARL

ALLEN JOSEPH

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AMRIEN BILLY R

ANDERSON DENNIS

ANDERSON LEROY

ANDERSON LINDA

ANDERSON MYRON D

ARENT JUDITH

ATKINS TIM

AUS ESTATE LORENA

BACHMEIER MARY

BACON MARILYNN

BAEHM CINDY

BAHM JAMES R

BAKKE TIM

BALERUD LYNN

BANKES ROBERT

BARTSCH MARVIN

BASLEE TIMOTHY

BECK RICHARD R

BEGG BRADLEY

BEHRENS BRENT

BENJAMIN MARCELLA

BENTON SANDY

BERDAHL JAMES

BERGAN MARIAN

BETTER HALF

BLUHM CHERYL

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BOWERS SHARON

BOYER HAROLD

BRADWAY ED

BREWER ROBERT

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BRUSH LARRY

BURKART WES

BURNER DAMON

BYRD SCOTT

CARPENTER RONALD

CHASE JOHN

CHRISTIANSON CURTIS

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COLLINS LESLIE

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COOPER DUSTIN

COX RICHARD C

CROWE MARK

CRUDE CITY CONSTRUCTION

DALLE JOHN

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DELP CHARLES

DENNY RODGER

DERKS CALEB

DEVENPORT TREAVOR

DICKINSON STIM-BAKER HUGHE

DINGA ALVIN

DOKKEN KIMBERLY K

DONAHUE TOM V

DUNN MILTON

DUSEK BLAIR D

EATON TIMOTHY

EBY ESTATE EVONNE

EHLING DANIEL G

EHRMAN ALBERT

ENGEHARD ELMER

EPLING JEFF

ERICKSON JANIS

ERISON RICHARD

EVENSVOLD DEAN

FACER BRANDON E

FAIRCLOTH DUSTIN

FEDERENKO JAY

FIELD DICK

FLAKEY CRUST

FORREST JOE

FOUTZ LAURIE

FREY LLOYD

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GALASSI DAVID J

GALUSHA LAWRENCE

GANNARELLI DUSTIN

GATHMAN JAMES

GEFROH RICK

GEIL RODNEY

GIESSINGER ETHEL

GLICK MARGARET

GOLDADE CATHY

GONZALES STEVE

GORDE GEORGE

GOSS TAMI

GOTTLIEB LOIS

GRADY IVA

GRADY STEVEN

GRAMS GARY

GRAUMANN PAUL

GREEN JAMIE

GRUENEBERG ARNOLD

GUSTAFSON JAMES

HALEY DARYL

HALL GARY

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HAMMER LARRY

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JOHNSON KENT

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KEYES DONALD

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LIVINGOOD KATHLEEN M

LIVINGSTON MARIE

LOCKEN DARLENE

LOTZER ROSE M

LUNDY JOEL

MAGELKY JON

MANLEY CLIFFORD

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MARTIAN BETTY

MARTIN LUKE E

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MASSETH DAVID

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MAXWELL GEORGE

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MOORE JOSEPH

MURRAY CHARLES

MUSCHA HEIRS

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NELSON ROBERT D

NEUFANG RALPH

NEVINS RANDALL

NICKLE DAVID

NIESS LEO

NISIUS LUKE

NOACK DONALD

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OBRIEN VERN

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OLSON RANDY

OSBORNE KEN

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(January 24, 2020)

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Probate No. 51-2020-PR-00004

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF

WARD COUNTY, STATE OF

NORTH DAKOTA

In the Matter of the Estate of

Elvina L. Rockeman, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

the undersigned have been appoint-

ed co-personal representatives of

the above estate. All persons having

claims against the said deceased

are required to present their claims

within three months after the date of

the first publication or mailing of this

notice or said claims will be forever

barred. Claims must either be

presented to Mark A. Rockeman and

Karl H. Rockeman, Co-Personal

Representatives of the estate, at

2525 Elk Drive, P. O. Box 1000,

Minot, ND 58702-1000, or filed with

the Court.

Dated this 20th day of January,

2020.

/s/Mark A. Rockeman

Mark A. Rockeman

/s/Karl H. Rockeman

Karl H. Rockeman

Carol K. Larson – #04406

PRINGLE & HERIGSTAD, P. C.

2525 Elk Drive

P. O. Box 1000

Minot, ND 58702-1000

clarson@pringlend.com

Attorney’s for:

Co-Personal Representatives

(January 24-31; February 7, 2020)

RESOLUTION OF NECESSITY

FOR AN IMPROVEMENT

BENEFITTING 19th AVENUE NW

FROM WARD COUNTY ROAD 15

WEST TO 5505 19th AVE NW &

56th ST NW TO WHITETAIL

RIDGE & 20th AVE NW

CUL-DE-SAC NO. 2-2018

BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of

Ward County Commissioners, that

the Commission has received and

considered the report of the en-

gineer, as to the general nature, pur-

pose and feasibility of the proposed

improvement benefiting 19th Avenue

NW from Ward Co Road 15 to 5505

19 Ave NW & 56th St NW to Whi-

tetail Ridge & 20th Ave NW

Cul-de-Sac Minot, North Dakota –

Paving District No. 1-2020 and an

estimate of the probable cost of the

work, and has approved said report

and directed that it be filed in the

County Auditor/Treasurer’s office,

where any interested person may

examine it, and determine that it is

necessary to make the improvement

to wit: Place 3 inches of new Aggre-

gate Surface Course class 13 before

paving Superpave FAA 42 at a

minimum of 3.5 inches

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that

special assessments for the im-

provement shall be levied upon pro-

perties within the boundaries for the

district and heretofore created, to

wit: 19th Avenue NW Paving District

No. 1-2020.This roadway begins at

the intersection of County Road 15

W to 5505 19th Ave NW and 56th St

NW, to Whitetail Ridge and 20th Ave

NW Cul-de-Sac in Harrison Town-

ship.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that

the entire cost to the County shall be

paid by the levy of special assess-

ments upon such properties in

amount proportionate to and not

exceeding the benefits to be re-

ceived by them from the improve-

ments; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that

this resolution shall be published

once each week for two consecutive

weeks in the official newspaper, and

the County Commission shall during

its meeting to be held Tuesday

February 4, 2020 which begins at

9:00 am, hear and determine the

sufficiency of any written protests

which owners of property within the

district may file with the county

Auditor/treasurer within thirty days

after first publication.

(January 17-24, 2020)

SUMMONS

FILE NO. 51-2019-JV-00196

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,

COUNTY OF WARD, IN JUVENILE

COURT, NORTH CENTRAL

JUDICIAL DISTRICT

IN THE INTEREST OF T.G.,

MINOR CHILD

State of North Dakota,

Petitioner,

vs.

T.G., child,

Ernest Brown, father,

Respondents.

THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA

TO THE ABOVE-NAMED

RESPONDENT, ERNEST BROWN,

FATHER. You are hereby sum-

moned and required to appear per-

sonally before the Juvenile Court, at

its Chambers, Ward County Court-

house in the City of Minot, in Ward

County and State of North Dakota,

on the 5th day of February, 2020, at

1:30 o’clock p.m. or as soon

thereafter as the parties can be

heard, for the purpose of a Petition

Hearing. If you fail to appear per-

sonally before the Court at said time

and place, or to show good cause

why you cannot do so, the Court will

make such Order as may be ap-

propriate and you may be proceed-

ed against for civil contempt. A copy

of said Summons, Petition and Ord-

er can be obtained at the Ward

County Juvenile Supervisor’s office

in the Ward County Courthouse in

Minot, North Dakota.

RIGHT TO COUNSEL

While you are not required to have

the assistance of legal counsel in

this proceeding, you are entitled to

such assistance if you so desire. In

accordance with Section 27-20-26,

NDCC, a child subject to proceed-

ings under Chapter 27-20, the Uni-

form Juvenile Court Act, is eligible

for court-appointed counsel if the

child is determined to be needy. A

needy child is one who is unable,

without undue financial hardship, to

provide full payment of legal counsel

and all other necessary expenses

for representation However, a child

is not considered needy if the child’s

parent or parents can, without undue

financial hardship, provide full pay-

ment for legal counsel and other ex-

penses of representation. You, as a

parent or parents of the child subject

to proceedings identified in the at-

tached Summons, are hereby given

notice of the potential obligation to

pay attorney’s fee, at the attorneys

usual hourly rate if, after the appoint-

ment of counsel by the court, it is

determined that your child is non eli-

gible for court-appointed counsel.

Dated this 6th day of January, 2020.

/s/Connie S. Portscheller

Connie S. Portscheller

Judicial Referee

Office Address: Ward County

Courthouse

315 3rd Street SE

Minot, ND 58701

Telephone: (701) 857-6650

(January 10-17-24, 2020)