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Mott church celebrates anniversary

By Brad Mosher The Herald O n e hu n d re d ye ars a go, a chu rch s t ar te d i n Mott and u s e d t he n e a r by s ch o o l a s it s home.

It w a s n’t u nt i l 1 9 2 4 t h at t he chu rch bu i lt it s ow n bu i l d i ng .

Z o ar C ong re g at i on a l C hu rch c e l e br ate d it s 9 5 t h an n ive rs ar y of h av i ng it s h om e i n Mott , and one hu n d re d ye ars s i n c e it f i rst op e n e d i n t he c om mu n it y.

T h e m e mb e rs of t he Z o ar C ong re g at i on a l C hu rch c e l e br ate d t he i r m i l e s ton e Su n d ay w it h a lu n ch e on and op e n h ou s e af te r s e r v i c e s c on clu d e d.

Pa stor C ore y War ne r s ai d t h at h e t hou g ht t he c e l e br a t i on brou g ht m any p e pl e i n f rom ot h e r chu rche s and t he c om mu n it y.

“We h a d ab out 5 0 or s o for t h i s m or n i ng’s s e r v i c e s ,” t he p a s tor s ai d a s h e g re e te d v i s i tors . He, and s e ve r a l ot h e rs , e s t i m ate d t h at m ore t h an 1 0 0 p e opl e h a d c om e to chu rch .

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The Zoar Congregational Church in Mott celebrated its 95th anniversary Nov. 17 with an open house and luncheon.

Herald photo / Brad Mosher n ive rs ar y c e l e br at i on , t he p a s tor e x pl ai n e d.

“I w a s h e re w he n t he y d i d t he 7 5 t h an n ive rs ar y. We d i d an 8 0 … and I t h i n k we d i d a 9 0 … but we d i d n’t d o a l ot . “ T h e re are ju s t s om e of t he ol d e r p e opl e i n t he i r 8 0 s w ho I t hou g ht s h ou l d c e l e br ate w it h u s ,” h e s ai d.

T h e c e l e br at i on w a s pre tt y mu ch s oup and s an dw i che s , e xc e pt for

t he you nge st atte nd e e, w ho w a s s i x m ont hs ol d.

T h e an n ive rs ar y / op e n h ou s e a l s o d re w m e mb e rs of a s i s te r chu rch i n E l g i n – t he Hop e C ong re g at i on a l C hu rch – to Mott , a s wel l a s p e opl e f rom a c ong re g at i on i n Ne w L e ipz i g .

T h e g u e s t s p e a ke r at t he chu rch w a s R e v.

R ay D e L au r i e r, t he Nor t h C e nt r a l R e g i on a l p a stor for t he

t he n e x t c e l e br at i on w i l l b e a c e nte n n i a l.

Ac c ord i ng to t he h i s tor y of t he chu rch , t he Z o ar C ong re g a t i on a l C hu rch w a s org an i z e d i n 1 9 2 4 by a g roup of 1 0 f am i l i e s .

It wou l d m ove f rom h ol d i ng s e r v i c e s i n t he l o c a l s ch o ol to a bu i l d i ng i n We s t Mott for s e ve r a l ye ars b e fore Z o ar and t he Ev angel i c a l R e for me d C hu rch vote d to c om bi n e i n t he l arge r of t he t wo bu i l d i ng s . T h e chu rch wou l d m ove a g ai n i n 1 9 6 1 .

Ac c ord i ng to t he p a s tor, t he m e an i ng of t he chu rch’s n am e Z o ar i s re f u ge and a pl a c e of s an c tu ar y.

Fou r C s C on fe re n c e ( C ons e r v at ive C on g re g at i on a l C h r i st i an C on fe re n c e ) .

T h e p a s tor s ai d t h at a l ot c an h app e n i n f ive ye ars , not i ng t h at Pastor Corey Warner said more than 100 people from Mott and congregations in nearby Elgin and New Leipzig came to the open house/anniversary of the Zoar Congregational Church on Nov. 17.

Herald photo / Brad Mosher

‘Two Fronts’ play sends locals to state competition Me mor i a l Ha l l Nov. 1 0 w he n “ Two Front s”, a one - a c t pl ay, w a s p e r for m e d t o h e lp o b s e r ve Ve te r ans D ay i n He tt i nge r C ou nt y.

The was designed to e x pl ore t he t wo s i d e s of Wor l d War I I : t he w ar f ront and t he h om e f ront .

T h e s c ou rge of w ar w a s s e e n on t he b att l e f i e l d a s br ave s ol d i e rs r i s k t he i r l ive s for t he i r c ou nt r y.

B a c k h om e , w orr i e d w ive s and m ot h e rs pr ay t h at t he y won’t re c e ive g r ave n e w s ab out a l ove d

By Brad Mosher The Herald More t h an t wo d oz e n s tu d e nt s f rom Ne w E ng l and w i l l b e m a k i ng a ro a d t r ip Nov. 2 4 to p ar t i c ip ate i n a d r am a c omp e t i t i on a g ai nst t he b e s t of Nor t h D a kot a .

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“It w a s awe s ome. . . f ant a s t i c ,” Kat h re i n s ai d af te r t he pl ay c on clu d e d. “We h ave a l itt l e bit of wor k t he re, but t he y are re a dy.”

O n one s i d e of t he s t a ge, it w a s t he wom e n on t he h om e f ront wor k i ng i n a f a c tor y. . . on t he ot h e r s i d e, it w a s a s m a l l g roup of s ol d i e rs i n h ar m’s w ay.

Madison Spencer, Sebella Sorenson, Aspen Barnedt react to a telegram received after the war in Europe had ended.

Herald photo / Brad Mosher Ne w E ng l and’s d r am a pro g r am e ar ne d t h at s p ot af te r f i n i s h i ng s e c on d i n t he re g i on a l c omp e t it i on Nov. 1 3 i n D i ck i ns on w it h a one - a c t pl ay t he y h a d p e r for m e d t h re e d ay s e ar l i e r for l o c a l ve te r ans i n Me mor i a l Ha l l.

It w a s a cl o s e f i n i s h for t he Ne w E ng l and c re w, f i n i s h i ng ju s t one p oi nt b eh i n d t he w i n n e r of t he c omp e t i t i on .

“We f i n i s h e d s e c on d or “r u n n e r up” one

p oi nt b el ow f i rst pl a c e f i n e ar t s re g i on X one a c t pl ay w i n n e r,” Ad r i e n Kat h re i n s ai d a s s h e m a d e pre p ar a t i ons for t he t r ip to Jame stow n .

T h e Nor t h D a kot a s t ate d r am a or t he ate r c omp e t it i on i s s ch e d u l e d for Nov. 2 5 and Nov. 2 6 i n Jam e s tow n . “ T h e re are s i x te e n d r am a te ams t h at m a d e it to s t ate i n N D - 8 and w i l l c om p e te at Jame stow n Hi g h S ch o ol and at t he Jam e s tow n c ol l e ge.

N E H S d r am a i s c om p e t i ng at Un ive rs it y of Jam e s t ow n Mon d ay t he Nov. 2 5 at 1 p. m . ,” s h e s ai d.

T h e top e i g ht te ams w i l l c ont i nu e on to f i n a l s on Tu e s d ay ( Nov. 2 6 ) .

“We are l e av i ng Su n d ay, t he 2 4 t h at 1 p. m . f rom t he Ne w E ng l and P u bl i c S ch o ol. “It w i l l b e 2 5 k i d s goi ng , t wo c o a ch e s and a bu s d r ive r,” s h e a d d e d.

T h e s ag a of Wor l d War I I w a s brou g ht to

Sebella Sorenson and Jaxon Hewson watch as Aaron Phillips, Avery Frank and Wyatt Dorner bring home a coffin during the “Two Fronts” one act play.

Herald photo / Brad Mosher

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I will sell said property described in said judgment and hereinafter described to the highest bidder for cash, at public auction at the front door of the Courthouse in the City of Mott, Hettinger County, North Dakota, on December 4th, 2019 at 10:00 A.M. of that day, to satisfy the amount due with accrued costs and interest to the date of sale, or so much thereof as the proceeds of said sale applicable thereto will satisfy.

The premises to be sold as aforesaid are located in the County of Hettinger, State of North Dakota, and are described as follows, to wit: Lot 6, Block 19, Original Plat of Mott, Hettinger County, North Dakota, including all structures and improvements situated thereon; subject to all easements and rights of way.

RIGHT OF REDEMPTION The real estate shall be sold subject to right of redemption as provided by North Dakota law.

TIME AND PLACE OF SALE The sale will be held at the front door of the Hettinger County Courthouse, 336 Pacific Ave, Mott, North Dakota on December 4th, 2019, commencing at 10:00 A.M. Mountain time.

Dated this 4th of November, 2019.

S/ Sarah D. Warner Sarah D. Warner Hettinger County Sheriff

seconded moving to GovCard as the City’s credit card processor.

GovCard offers a much lower service fee and the City will receive payments the same day rather than once a week.

Johnson moved and J Messmer seconded the adoption of the CDBG Code of Conduct.

After much discussion and review of various rate possibilities, Quamme moved and Johnson seconded the following rate changes effective 1/1/20. The base rate for City utilities will be $56.00 per month which includes 4,000 gallons of water, residential garbage (commercial varies), 4,000 gallons of sewer, and curb stop maintenance. Water over and above the included 4,000 gallons will be charged at $7.50 per 1,000 gallons.

Sewer over and above the included 4,000 gallons will be charged at $1.50 per 1,000 gallons.

J Messmer moved and Steiner seconded appointing Derek Mayer to fill the Airport Board vacancy created by Rex Kelsch’s resignation.

K Messmer moved and Quamme seconded the approval of a raffle permit for the Friends of the Mott Library, LLC. Tornado insurance results were reviewed and we are just waiting for the check. Additionally, an insurance adjuster was at the Armory to review some roof leaks.

K Messmer moved and Wangsvick seconded the approval of the bills as presented: The amount of $15,911.38 in salaries and deductions were paid as authorized; #38710 M&O Sanitation $3324.80;#387111Visa $502.62; #38715 AT&T Mobility $69.43;#38716 Banyon Data Systems $2780.00; #38717 Bobcat of Mandan $271.00; #38718 Consolidated Telcom $211.11;#38719 Country Media $102.68; #38720 Crane, Roseland, Melling $2203.34; #38721Fitterer Sales $2633.58; #38722 Frieze Auto Parts $222.25; #38723 Gooseneck Implement $54.31; #38725 M&O Sanitation $3564.05; #38726 MDU $3851.93; #38727 Mott Armory $980.00; #38728Mott Equity Exchange $465.15; #38729 Mott Fire District $20,000; #38730 Mott Park District $3011.62; #38731 Mott Visionary Group $1704.37; #38732 NASASP $39.00;#38733 ND One Call $3.60;#38734Oien Grocery $5.99; #38735 RDO Equipment $67.04;#38736 Southwest Water Authority $7850.23; #38737 Team Lab $304.00; #38738 The Herald $52.00; ##38739 Total Safety $180.00; #38740 Western Steel & Plumbing $36.01; #38741 WilburEllis $49.50; #38742 Mott Evangelical Church $1500.00.

Messmer moved to adjourn and Quammeseconded.

ATTEST: Pamela Steinke, Auditor Troy Mosbrucker, Mayor

mer, Wangsvick, Quamme, Steiner, and Johnson. Troy Mosbrucker and Kerry Mosbruckerwere also present. All motions are carried, unless otherwise stated.

KMessmer moved and Johnsonseconded the approval of the October2019minutes.

K Messmer moved and Johnson seconded the approval of the following building permits (J Messmer abstained from voting): •#1975 – Ruggles – Pitched Roof •#1976 – Anderson – Fence K Messmer moved and Johnson seconded the approval of building permit #1977 with the condition that the cattle panels will be replaced with wood no later than June 1, 2020.

Quammemoved to adjourn the Zoning Board meeting and J Messmerseconded.

ATTEST: Pamela Steinke, Auditor Mick Wangsvick, President _____________________________

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY, DECEMBER 09, 2019 At 10:30 a.m.

At Southwestern District Health Unit 227 16th St W Dickinson, ND A public hearing will be held to hear Public comment/input On the services provided by the Comprehensive Health Maintenance Program Of the Southwestern District Health Unit AND The services provided by Elder Care and Public Transit

LEGALS Published in The Herald Nov. 8, 15, 22, 2019 NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a judgment and decree in foreclosure rendered and given by the District Court in and for the County of Hettinger, North Dakota, Southwestern Judicial District, entered and docketed in the office of the Clerk of said County on October 21st, 2019, in an action wherein CITY OF MOTT, was plaintiff, and, DANNY SEIBERT JOHNSTON a/k/a DAN JOHNSTON a/k/a PORSHA DIANE KELSO and MELISSA J. STIEG f/k/a MELISSA J. JOHNSTON f/k/a MELISSA J. BAESLER, were defendants, in which decree it was adjudged that there was due and owing to the Plaintiff upon said indebtedness, together to wit the costs and disbursements of said action, the sum of Twenty-Six Thousand Four Hundred Seventy-Three and 16/100 Dollars ($26,473.16); by virtue of said judgment and decree,

Crane & Merriman, PC Attorneys for Plaintiff PO Box 99 Mott, ND 58646 701-824-2591 _____________________________

Published in The Herald Nov. 22, 2019 PROCEEDINGS OF THE MOTT CITY COUNCIL November 11, 2019 - Preliminary The Council met for their monthly scheduled meeting on Monday, November 11th, 2019. Present were Mayor Mosbrucker, Council members K. Messmer, Wangsvick, Quamme, Steiner, Johnson and Superintendent Mosbrucker. Sheriff Warner was also present. All motions are carried, unless otherwise stated.

Wangsvick moved and K Messmer seconded the approval of the October 2019 minutes.

Johnson moved and Quamme seconded appointing Jody Messmer to finish out the term vacated

by Melissa Riedlinger when she moved out of the area, on both the City Council and Zoning Board. K Messmer abstained.

Sheriff Warner presented the October police report. There were 23 calls for service with investigations for domestic and disorderly conduct. The Sheriff will be aiding the City in getting vehicles moved off the street to allow for snow clearing.Quamme moved to accept the report as presented, Wangsvick seconded.

The City Superintendent reported the water mains were full of water and that required clean-up. The lagoon was full. We learned that a valves between cells need some work. Water testing was done and cells were drained.

The West Mott water main repair project was approved. It takes 90 days to get a permit to bore under the river, however. The soonest that project will be completed will be Spring.

K Messmer moved and Steiner

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE MOTT ZONING BOARD November 11, 2019 – Preliminary The Board met for their monthly scheduled meeting on Monday, November 11th, 2019. Present were Board members J Messmer, K Mess-

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Carmi L. Howe ID No. 05050 HOWE & HOWE, P.C. 150 West Villard, Suite #3, P. O. Box 370 Dickinson, ND 58601 Telephone No. (701) 483-9000 Attorneys for: Personal Representative Probate No.21 2019 PR 00019 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA IN DISTRICT COURT COUNTY OF HETTINGER SOUTHWEST JUDICIAL DISTRICT

In the Matter of the Estate of Marjorie J. Martin, deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS 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 required to present their claims within three months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be presented toGlenn E. Martin, 9717 Remington Avenue, Firestone, CO 80504, Personal Representative, or filed with the above entitled Court atMott, ND 58646.

Dated this18th day of November, 2019. /s/ Glenn E. Martin 9717 Remington Avenue Firestone, CO 80504 DAVID M. CRANE CRANE& MERRIMAN, PC PO BOX 99 MOTT, ND 58646 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE First publication on the 22 day of November, 2019. _____________________________

Published in The Herald Nov. 22, 29, Dec. 6, 2019 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA IN DISTRICT COURT COUNTY OF HETTINGER SOUTH WEST JUDICIAL DISTRICT Case No.

In the Matter of the Estate of Alita R. Miller, Deceased.

In the matter of the Estate of Josephine Heidt, Deceased

NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned have been appointed Personal Representative 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 of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be presented to Charlotte K. Meier, Personal Representative of the estate, at 150 West Villard, Suite #3, Dickinson, North Dakota, or filed with the Court.

Dated this 8th day of November, 2019.

Charlotte K. Meier, Personal Representative HOWE & HOWE, P.C. 150 West Villard, Suite #3 P. O. Box 370 Dickinson, North Dakota 58601 Attorneys for Personal Representative

NOTICE TO CREDITORS 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 required to present their claims within three months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Claims must be presented to Albinius Heidt, 304 Juniper Ave, Glendive, MT 59330, or filed with the court.

DATED this 28 day of October, 2019.

Albinius Heidt, Personal Representative

First Publication on the 22nd day of November, 2019. _____________________________

Robert A Keogh P.O. Box 1202 141 3rd St. West Dickinson, ND 58602-1202 Attorney for Personal Representative First Publication on the 22nd day of November, 2019.

Published in The Herald Nov. 22, 29, Dec. 6, 2019 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA IN DISTRICT COURT COUNTY OF HETTINGER SOUTHWEST JUDICIAL DISTRICT

FARM RESIDENCE EXEMPTION CHANGES FOR 2020

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To qualify as an active farmer for purposes of the farm residence property tax exemption under N.D.C.C. § 57-02- 08(15)(b), the individual occupying the residence must satisfy certain requirements. One of the requirements is that 66% of more of the occupant’s total annual gross income must be from farming activities in one of the two calendar years preceding the year for which the exemption is claimed. The statute requires the occupant to complete and provide to the county a Statement of Farm Gross Income for one of the two preceding years to state and demonstrate compliance with the farm gross income requirement.

You will need to submit the completed Statement of Farm Gross Income with the Application For Property Tax Exemption of a Farm Residence, which is due on or before February 1 of the year for which the exemption is claimed. If for some reason the statement FDQQRW EH ¿OHG ZLWK WKH DSSOLFDWLRQ IRUP E\ )HEUXDU\ LW PXVW be submitted no later than March 31 of the year for which the exemption is claimed.

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Hettinger County Director of Tax Equalization: 701-824-2515

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Local New England Lions Club honors members At a recent Ne w Eng land Lions Club meeting, memb ers were honored for outstanding s er vice to the club and the Ne w Eng land community.

Dave Koller received a Melvin Jones Fellowship recognizing “Dedicated Humanitarian S er vices” by Lions Clubs International Foundation.

The award is named for Melvin Jones w ho founded the Lions organization in 1917.

Koller has b een a faithful worker in the Burgers In The Park program since it b egan.

John Plaggeme yer received a Life Memb ership in Lions Foundation of Nor th Dakota. He als o received the Ne w Eng land Lions Club “Lion of the Year” award. This is the f irst

time that award has b een pres ented, and included recognition for the past s e veral years of dedicated s ervice managing the Ne w Eng land Lions Park, and the Burgers In The Park program.

L e wel lyn Rustan received a Distinguished S er vice Award, recognizing his ef for ts as fund raising chair for the 2017 and 2019 Lions Playground and Park Improvements projec ts. The cost of thos e projec ts totaled more than $103,000.00.

Funds were rais ed throug h more than 20 grants awarded for the projec ts, individual donations, and Lions fund raising projec ts including three “a nite at the races” e vents.

The Ne w Eng land Lions recognize that

New England Lions Club members honored: left to right: Dave Koller, Melvin Jones Fellow award; John Plaggemeyer, Lions Foundation of North Dakota Life Membership and New England Lions Club Lion of the Year; Club President Gary Morel; Lewellyn Rustan, Distinguished Service Award the Lions Park, Playground, and Burgers In The Park, could not

Sounds of Christmas season comes to New England The s ounds of s eas on f illed Ne w Eng land for a weekend with the Christmas in Ne w England VI at St. Mar y’s C atholic Church.

For three days, it was a “White Christmas” in the city, thanks to Mark Koller and Julie Op dahl.

But it was more, thanks to p erformances by the Chamb er Choir f rom Dickins on State University, the full choir, children’s choir, along with s oloists Tay lor S onsalla, L auren Holder and R andy Crawford .

Among the familiar carols p erformed Friday, Saturday and Sunday were “O C ome all Ye Faithful, G o d Rest Ye Merr y G entlemen, Do You Hear What I Hear, O Holy Nig ht, The First No el, It’s Christmas and Joy to the World.

community, and visitors f rom throug hout the area. Their real

have b een successful without the supp or t of the Ne w Eng land

re ward is s eeing the enjoyment and fellowship of all w ho attend.

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Grinch comes to New England

Two movies, “The Grinch who stole Christmas” and “An Elf Story” will be part of the NEPS Family Movie Night Friday, starting at 7 p.m. in the gymnasium.

The event will to benefit the New England High School Prom.

There will be a $10 charge per family.

Popcorn will be provided.

Student program holds Turkey Bingo The Faith and Formation students will be holding a Turkey Bingo Day at St. Mary’s Catholic Church on Sunday in New England.

The event will start at 6:30 p.m. in the Faith and Family room in the church.

There will be an estimated 14 games of Bingo, with adults being charged $1 per game and students will pay 50 cents per game.

Among the prizes available will be pies, hams and turkeys.

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Sports Hettinger County players impress with season stats Staff Report He tt i nge r C ou nt y pl aye rs m a d e a bi g i mpre s s i on i n s e ve r a l R e g i on 7 st at i st i c a l c ate gor i e s .

In t he re c e nt ly rel e a s e d s t at i s t i c s , Mott - R e ge nt’s Kar a Ko e ppl i n ave r a ge d 4.56 digs per set, ju s t a h e a d of te am m ate Mar y j ane Maye r ( 4 . 0 2 ) , Ne w E ng l and’s Je rs e y Bi nsto ck ha d 3 . 9 2 d i g s p e r s e t and Je n e s s a Z e nt n e r of Mott - R e ge nt f i n i s h e d w it h a 3 . 9 1 ave r a ge.

Ne w E ng l and h a d a s e c on d pl aye r on t he l i s t ( A ngel E r i ck s on ) at nu mb e r s e ve n w it h an ave r a ge of 3 . 8 0 p e r set.

Ki l l d e e r m ay n ot h ave h a d a pl aye r m a ke t he R e g i on 7 a l l tou r name nt te am af te r b e i ng ou s te d i n t he qu ar te r f i n a l s , but t he C ow b oy s st i l l m a d e a bi g m ar k i n re g i on a l s t at i s t i c s for t he s e a s on .

Ma d i Wi l h e l m f i n i s h e d w it h t he b e s t ave r a ge p e r s e t s i n t he re g i on and a l s o w a s s e c on d i n t he tot a l nu mb e r of d i g s .

T h e s e n i or f i n i s h e d w it h 3 6 5 d i g s , for an ave r a ge of 5 . 2 1 p e r s e t .

T h at ave r a ge w a s t he b e s t i n t he re g i on .

He r tot a l nu mb e r of d i g s put h e r s e c on d i n t he re g i on ju s t e i g ht b eh i n d Ti a Hor nu ng of B e u l a h ( 3 7 1 ) and fou r a h e a d of B ow m an C ou nt y ’s Ji l l Sv i hove c (361).

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t he Bi nsto ck s on t he re g i on a l l i s t w it h 4 4 bl o ck s and an ave r a ge of . 5 2 bl o ck s p e r s e t .

A ngel E r i ck s on of Ne w E ng l and h a d 4 0 bl o ck s and ave r a ge d . 4 7 bl o ck s p e r s e t .

Katt i e Hon e y m an of Mott - R e ge nt m a d e t he bl o ck s l i s t w it h a tot a l of 2 9 bl o ck s and . 4 0 bl o ck s p e r s e t .

New England senior Shelley Kathrein was the only Tiger to make the all-tournament team at the recent Region 7 tournament in Dickinson.

File Photo In t he f i n a l s e a s on s t at s for a s s i s t s among t he te ams i n R e g i on 7 , it w a s B ow m an C ou n t y ’s Ji l l Sv i hove c a s t he l e a d e r, ave r a g i ng 7 . 9 4 a s s i s t s p e r s e t and h a d a tot a l of 7 7 0 a s s i s t s for t he s e a s on . Sh e l l e y Kat h re i n of Ne w E ng l an d w a s s e c on d on t he l i s t w it h an ave ra ge of 5 . 5 5 a s s i s t s p e r set (472).

C h e l s e y Mor l o ck w a s fou r t h on t he l i s t w it h an ave r a ge of 4 . 5 2 a s s i s t s and a tot a l of 2 8 5 a s s i s t s . Mott - R e ge nt’s Kar a g an Fr i e dt w a s s e ve nt h w it h a 2 . 0 0 ave r a ge and 1 2 8 assists.

Whe n it c am e to k i l l s , B ow m an C ou n t y ’s Abby Smy l e w a s

Christmas at the Hettinger County Courthouse December 11th - 1 to 4 pm Join us for coffee and Christmas Goodies!

Christmas Tree Decorating Contest!

All Non-Profit organizations are eligible.

Trees to set up the first week in December.

Entry Deadline is December 9th.

Winner will be People’s choice.

Prizes: 1st place - $100.00 2nd place - $75.00 Any questions please call: NDSU Extension Office 701-824-2095

t he top g u n an ave ra ge of 2 . 9 1 k i l l s p e r s e t and a tot a l of 2 7 9 k i l l s ove r a l l. Te am m ate E l l i e Powel l w a s s e c on d w it h 2 1 8 k i l l s and a 2 . 2 5 k i l l s p e r s e t ave r a ge.

Ki l l d e e r h a d My r an d a R e i s s and Me g an O l s on i n t he t h i rd and fou r t h s l ot s w it h 1 5 0 and 1 4 0 k i l l s , re s p e c t ively. R e i s s a l s o ave ra ge d 2 . 1 4 k i l l s , and O l s on h a d a 2 . 0 0 ave ra ge i n k i l l s p e r s e t .

S e b el l a S ore ns on of Ne w E ng l and m a d e t he l i s t w it h 1 6 0 k i l l s and an ave r a ge of 1 . 9 3 k i l l s p e r s e t , w h i l e te am mate Je rs e y Bi nsto ck h a d 1 4 9 k i l l s w it h an ave r a ge of 1 . 8 0 p e r s e t .

Bl o c k s B e u l a h’s Har y s B e au ch amp w a s t he re g i on’s top bl o cke r w it h a tot a l of 1 1 6 bl o ck s .

Ne w E ng l and h a d fou r among t he top h ave d oz e n on t he l i s t .

Je rs e y Bi nsto ck and Ha d l e y Bi nsto ck ha d 7 0 and 5 4 k i l l s re s p e c t ively, w it h t he p ai r ave r a g i ng . 8 4 and . 6 6 bl o ck s p e r s e t . Kat h re i n w a s r i g ht b eh i n d

Att a c k s Whe n it c am e to at t a ck s , B ow m an C ou nt y pl aye rs topp e d t he l i s t – t w i c e. E l l i e Powel l h a d t he h i g h e s t ave ra ge p e r s e t w it h . 2 5 6 ave r a ge, w h i l e te am m ate Smy l e h a d t he h i g h e s t tot a l ( 7 6 8 ) .

O l s on of Ki l l d e e r m a d e t he l i s t w it h a tot a l of 4 7 0 att a ck s and ave r a ge d . 1 6 8 p e r set.

S e ve r a l Ne w E ng l an d pl aye rs m a d e t he l i s t , l e d by Je rs e y Bi nsto ck ( 4 7 4 / . 1 3 9 ) , Ha d l e y Bi nsto ck ( 4 5 1 / . 1 3 5 ) , S e b el l a S o re ns on ( 5 3 5 / . 0 9 1 ) and E r i ck s on ( 4 9 6 / . 0 8 ) .

Ac e s Pai ge E r h ardt of Ha z e n b arely b e at out B ow m an C ou nt y ’s Smy l e for t he top s p ot i n t he R e g i on 7 l i s t for a c e s . E r h ardt h a d 8 5 a c e s and ave r a ge d .7727 aces per set.

Smy l e h a d 7 4 a c e s and ave r a ge d . 7 7 0 8 p e r s e t .

E r i ck s on of Ne w E ng l and f i n i s h e d w it h 6 1 a c e s and ave r a ge d .72 per set, while te am m ate E m i ly D i n iu s h a d 3 3 a c e s and ave r a ge d . 4 5 p e r s e t .

T h re e Ki l l d e e r pl ay e rs m a d e t he l i s t w it h R e i s s f i n i s h i ng w it h 3 5 a c e s and ave r a ge d . 5 0 p e r s e t . O l s on h a d 3 2 and ave r a ge d . 4 6 , w h i l e Mor l o ck h a d 2 9 and ave r a ge d . 4 6 p e r set.

S er ve s Two Ha z e n pl aye rs l e d t he re g i on i n s e r ve atte mpt s and s e r ve p e rc e nt age p e r s e t .

Hop e Ti e r n e s h a d a 9 9 p e rc e nt age i n 2 9 3 at te mpt s , but h e r te am m ate f i n i s h e d w it h 3 8 6 and a 9 3 . 8 p e rc e nt age.

Region 7 volleyball stats: Must play 2/3 of a team’s sets.

Name Svihovec, Jill Kathrein, Rachelle Ternes, Hope Morlock, Chelsey Klindworth, Camille Barmoen, Kyra Friedt, Karagan

Sch Bo Co New Eng Hazen Killdeer Beulah Beulah MR

Assists ass’t/set 770 7.94 472 5.55 580 5.27 285 4.52 411 3.67 313 2.79 128 2.00

Name Smyle, Abby Powell, Ellie Reiss, Myranda Olson, Megan Erhardt, Paige Sorenson, Sebella McGraw, Sadie Sage, Tenley Dix, Ashlyn Binstock, Jersey

Sch Bo Co Bo Co Killdeer Killdeer Hazen New Eng Beulah Hazen Bo Co New Eng

Kills 279 218 150 140 214 160 213 166 184 149

Name Beauchamp, Harys Sage, Tenley Binstock, Jersey Binstock, Hadley Kathrein, Rachelle Erhardt, Paige Erickson, Angel Martens, Oliva Powell, Ellie Honeymann, Kattie

Sch Beulah Hazen New Eng New Eng New Eng Hazen New Eng Beulah Bo Co MR

Blocks blk/set 116.5 1.04 82 .92 70 .84 54 .66 44 .52 55 .50 40 .47 47.5 .43 39.5 .41 29 .40

Kills/set 2.91 2.25 2.14 2.00 1.95 1.93 1.92 1.87 1.84 1.80

Must have 3.5 attacks per set Name Sch Powell, Ellie Bo Co McGraw, Sadie Beulah Smyle, Abby Bo Co Olson, Megan Killdeer Dix, Ashlyn Bo Co Binstock, Jersey New Eng Binstock, Hadley New End Martens, Oliva Beulah Sorenson, Sebella New Eng Erickson, Angel New Eng

Att. 544 628 768 470 587 474 451 511 535 496

Name Erhardt, Paige Smyle, Abby Erickson, Angel Sailer, Hanna Sage, Tenley Reiss, Myranda Dinius, Emily Olson, Megan Morlock, Chelsey Dix, Ashlyn

Sch Hazen Bo Co New Eng Hazen Hazen Killdeer New Eng Killdeer Killdeer Bo Co

Aces Aces/set 85 .7727 74 .7708 61 .72 76 .69 52 .58 35 .50 33 .45 32 .46 29 .46 43 .43

Name Wilhelm, Madi Koepplin, Kiara Mayer, Maryjane Binstock, Jersey Zentner, Jenessa Heyen, Rhyann Erickson, Angel Svihovec, Jill Irons, Kira Horning, Tia

Sch Killdeer MR MR New Eng MR Bo Co New Eng Bo Co Bo Co Beulah

Digs Digs/Set 365 5.21 292 4.56 220 4.02 325 3.92 214 3.91 339 3.90 323 3.80 361 3.72 336 3.50 373 3.33

Must have 2.5 serve attempts per set Name Sch Ternes, Hope Hazen Goetz, Jess Killdeer Klindworth, Camille Beulah Jeffers, Amy Bo Co Binstock, Jersey New Eng Bakken, Shanna Hazen Erickson, Angel New Eng Dix, Ashlyn Bo Co Barmoen, Kyra Beulah McGraw, Sadie Beulah

Ki l l d e e r’s Je s s G o e t z

Att. 293 215 349 287 255 386 366 335 328 346

Hit% .256 .223 .178 .168 .147 .139 .135 .121 .091 .08

Ser% 99.0 94.4 94.3 94.2 94.1 93.8 93.44 93.43 93.0 92.5

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2 0 0 8 ar ticle f rom Ke n Hel l avang, Nor th D a kota State Unive r sit y E x te n si on S e r v i ce e n g inee r and a profess or in N D SU ’s Ag r ic u ltural and Biosy ste m s Eng i nee r ing D epar tme nt.  Fi e l d d r y i ng Te s t we i g ht s w i l l b e mu ch l e s s , pro b ably 4 0 to 4 5 p ou n d s p e r bu s h e l , f or c or n f roz e n i n t he d ou g h s t a g e . A lt hou g h c or n e ve ntu a l ly w i l l d r y to a c c e pt abl e h ar ve s t m oi s tu re, d r y i ng w i l l t a ke at l e a s t a we e k l onge r t h an for m atu re g r ai n . E ar m ol d s l i kely w i l l d e vel op i f w ar m ambi e nt te mp e r atu re s fol l ow t he f ro s t . T h e on ly me ans of stop pi ng m ol d g row t h are d r y i ng t he g r ai n or e ns i l i ng .

St and i ng c or n i n t he f i e l d m ay d r y 0 . 6 to 0 . 9 p e rc e nt age p oi nt p e r d ay du r i ng w ar m , d r y f a l l d ay s w it h a bre e z e. Nor m a l ly, pro du c e rs c an e x p e c t ab out . 5 p e rc e nt of d r y i ng p e r n i c e d r y i ng d ay i n Nor t h D a kot a e ar ly i n S e pte mb e r, but t h at m ay d rop to ab out 0 . 3 to 0 . 4 p e rc e nt du r i ng O c tob e r and 0 . 1 5 to 0 . 2 or l e s s i n Nove mb e r.

B a s e d on t he e qu i l i br iu m m oi s tu re c onte nt for t he ave r a ge m ont h ly te mp e r atu re and rel at ive hu m i d it y, c or n m i g ht b e e x p e c t e d to d r y to ab out 1 5 . 5 p e rc e nt m oi s tu re c on te nt du r i ng S e pte m b e r, 1 6 p e rc e nt du r i ng O c tob e r and 1 9 p e rc e nt du r i ng Nove mb e r.

F i e l d d r y i ng n or m a l ly i s m ore e c onom i c a l u nt i l m i d to l ate O c tob e r and m e ch an i c a l h i g h - te mp e r atu re d r y i ng n or m a l ly i s m ore e c onom i c a l af te r t h at .

Hi g h - m oi s tu re c or n Sh e l l e d c or n s h ou l d b e at 2 5 p e rc e nt to 3 0 p e rc e nt m oi s tu re for an a e ro bi c ( w it h out ox y ge n ) h i g h - m oi s tu re s tor a ge i n s i l o s or s i l o b a g s , Hel l e v ang s ay s . A ny te ars i n t he pl a s t i c b a g mu s t b e re p ai re d prompt ly to m i n i m i z e s tor a ge l o s s e s . Who l e s h e l l e d c or n c an b e s tore d i n ox y ge n - l i m it i ng s i l o s ,

but a m e d iu m g r i n d i s n e e d e d for prop e r p a ck i ng i n h or i z ont a l or c onve nt i on a l up r i g ht s i l o s . We t g r ai n e xe r t s m ore pre s s u re on t he s i l o t h an c or n s i l a ge, s o c onve nt i on a l c on c re te s t ave s i l o s m ay re qu i re a d d it i on a l h o op s or t he s i l o mu s t n ot b e f i l l e d c om pl e te ly.

D r y i ng m e t h o d s Natu r a l ai r and l ow - te mp e r atu re d r y i ng s h ou l d b e c ompl e t e d a s mu ch a s p o s s i bl e i n O c tob e r b e c au s e t he d r y i ng c ap a c it y i s e x t re m e ly p o or du r i ng t he c ol d e r te mp e r a tu re s i n Nove mb e r.

C or n ab ove 2 1 p e rc e nt m oi s tu re s h ou l d n ot b e d r i e d u s i ng n atu r a l ai r and l ow - te mp e r atu re d r y i ng to m i n i m i z e c or n s p oi l a ge du r i ng d r y i ng . Hel l e v ang re c om m e n d s an ai r f l ow r ate of 1 . 2 5 c ubi c fe e t p e r m i nute p e r bu s h e l ( c f m / bu ) to re du c e d r y i ng t i m e. Ad d i ng h e at d o e s n ot p e r m it d r y i ng we tte r c or n and on ly s l i g ht ly i n c re a s e s d r y i ng s p e e d. T h e pr i m ar y e f fe c t of a d d i ng h e at i s to re du c e t he c or n m oi s tu re c onte nt .

Natu r a l ai r d r y i ng i n t he spr i ng i s t he mo st e n e rg y - and c o s t e f fe c t ive m e t ho d of d r y i ng .

Sh e l l e d c or n c an b e s tore d i n a g r ai n bi n at m oi s tu re c onte nt s up to ab out 2 5 p e rc e nt i f it i s ke pt b el ow 3 0 d e g re e s u s i ng a e r at i on .

C or n ke r nel s ab ove ab out 2 5 p e rc e nt m oi s tu re m ay f re e z e i nto a clu mp t h at c au s e s u n l o a d i ng pro bl e ms .

D r ye rs w i l l b e op e r ate d m ore h ou rs t h an u s u a l, s o e x am i n e t he m c are f u l ly and p e r for m ne e d e d m ai nte n an c e b e fore h ar ve s t . Us e t he m a x i mu m a l l ow abl e d r y i ng te mp e r atu re i n a h i g h - te mp e r atu re d r ye r to i n c re a s e d r ye r c ap a c it y and e n e rg y e f f i c i e n c y. B e aw are t h at h i g h d r y i ng te mp e r atu re s re s u lt i n a l owe r f i n a l te s t we i g ht and i n c re a s e d bre a k a ge s u s c e pt i bi l it y i n t he c or n . In a d d i t i on , a s t he d r y i ng t i m e i n c re a s e s w it h h i g h - m oi s tu re c or n , it

b e c om e s m ore s u s c e p t i bl e to brow n i ng .

Us e i n - s tor a ge c o ol i ng i ns te a d of i n - d r ye r c o ol i ng to b o o s t t he c ap a c it y of h i g h te mp e r atu re d r ye rs .

C o ol i ng c or n s l ow ly i n a bi n r at he r t h an t he h i g h - te mp e r atu re d r ye r a l s o w i l l re du c e t he p ote nt i a l for s t re s s c r a ck s i n t he ke r n e l s .

In - s tor a ge c o ol i ng re qu i re s a p o s it ive pre s s u re ai r f l ow r ate of ab out 0 . 2 0 c f m / bu, or 1 2 c f m / bu - h ou r of f i l l r ate. C o ol i ng s h ou l d b e s t ar te d a s s o on a s c or n i s pl a c e d i n t he bi n f rom t he d r ye r. D r ye r c ap a c it y i s i n c re a s e d 2 0 p e rc e nt to 4 0 p e rc e nt and ab out 1 p e rc e nt age p oi nt of m oi s tu re i s re m ove d du r i ng c or n c o ol i ng . C on d e ns a t i on pro bl e ms c an b e re du c e d by c o ol i ng t he c or n i n t he d r ye r to ab out 9 0 d e g re e s b e fore pl a c i ng it i n stor age.

D r ye r at i on w i l l i n c re a s e t he d r ye r c ap a c it y ab out 5 0 p e rc e nt to 7 5 p e rc e nt , re du c e e n e rg y u s e d by ab out 2 5 p e rc e nt and re m ove ab out 2 to 2 . 5 p oi nt s of m oi s tu re ( 0 . 2 5 p e rc e nt for e a ch 1 0 d e g re e s t he c or n i s c o ol e d ) . Wit h d r y e r at i on , h ot c or n f rom t he d r ye r i s pl a c e d i n a d r ye r at i on bi n w it h a p e r for ate d f l o or, a l l owe d to s te e p for fou r to s i x h ou rs w it hout ai r f l ow, c o ol e d and t he n m ove d to a s tora ge bi n . A t re m e n d ou s amou nt of c on d e ns a t i on w i l l o c c u r du ri ng t he s te e pi ng and c o ol i ng pro c e s s , s o t he c or n mu s t b e m ove d to a d i f fe re nt bi n for stor age or sp oi l age w i l l o c c u r a l ong t he bi n w a l l and on t he top g r ai n s u r f a c e.

Hel l e v ang s ay s pro du c e rs a l s o n e e d to k n ow t h at i m m a tu re c or n h a s a s h or te r s tor a ge l i fe t h an m a tu re c or n . T h e re fore, c o ol i ng i m m atu re c or n i n s tor a ge to ab out 2 0 to 2 5 d e g re e s for w i nte r s tor a ge i s m ore i mp or t ant t h an for m atu re c or n . Store d i m m atu re c or n a l s o ne e d s to b e che cke d m ore f re qu e nt ly. He d o e s n ot re c om m e n d

i m m atu re c or n b e s tore d l ong - te r m .

D r y i ng c o s t s A d r ye r t h at c ap tu re s t he h e at f rom c o ol i ng t he d r y c or n and s om e t i m e s a p ar t of t he ai r f rom t he f i n a l d r y i ng p or t i on of t he d r ye r c an re du c e t he e n e rg y u s e d to d r y t he c or n by ab out 2 0 p e rc e nt . Ne we r d r y e rs t y pi c a l ly h ave i n c or p or ate d fe atu re s to m a ke t he m m ore e n e rg y e f f i c i e nt t h an pre v i ou s d r ye rs .

Us i ng t he m a x i mu m d r y i ng te mp e r atu re t h at w i l l n ot d am a ge t he c or n a l s o c an re du c e e n e rg y c on s u mpt i on . T h e amou nt of e n e rg y re qu i re d to re m ove a p ou n d of w a te r i s ab out 2 0 p e rc e nt l e s s u s i ng a d r y i ng ai r te mp e r atu re of 2 0 0 F t h an 1 5 0 F. T h e prop ane c o s t for h i g h - te mp e r atu re d r y i ng c or n c an b e e s t i m ate d u s i ng t he fol l ow i ng for mu l a : c o s t / bu s h e l - p oi nt = 0 . 0 2 2 x prop ane pr i c e / g a l l on . For e x ampl e, t he d r y i ng c o s t i s $ 0 . 0 4 4 / bu s h e l - p oi nt i f t he c o s t of prop ane i s $ 2 ( 0 . 0 2 2 x $ 2 ) . Prop ane w i l l c o s t ab out $ 5 3 to re m ove 1 0 p e rc e nt a ge p oi nt s of m oi s tu re f rom 1 2 0 bu s h e l s of c or n u s i ng $ 2 prop ane.

T h e e s t i m ate d qu an t it y of prop ane ne e d e d to d r y i s 0 . 0 2 g a l l on p e r bu s h e l p e r p oi nt of moi stu re re move d. For e x ampl e, 2 4 g a l l ons of prop ane i s ne e d e d t o d r y 1 2 0 bu s h e l s of c or n f rom 2 5 p e rc e nt to 1 5 p e rc e nt ( 0 . 0 2 x 1 2 0 bu s h e l x 1 0 p oi nt s ) . T h i s i s b a s e d on 0 . 7 2 p ou n d of w a te r b e i ng re m ove d p e r p oi nt of m oi s tu re p e r bu s h e l , 2 , 5 0 0 Br it i s h t he r m a l u n it s ( Btu ) of h e at re qu i re d to re m ove a p ou n d of w ate r i n a h i g h - te mp e r atu re d r ye r and a prop ane h e at c onte nt of 9 1 , 5 0 0 Btu / g a l l on .

T h e we i g ht of w ate r re m ove d du r i ng d r y i ng c an b e c a l c u l ate d u s i ng t he fol l ow i ng for mu l a : i n it i a l we i g ht = ( 1 0 0 - f i n a l m oi s tu re c onte nt ) / 1 0 0 - i n i t i a l m oi s tu re c onte nt ) x f i n a l we i g ht . For 5 6 - p ou n d c or n w it h

an i n it i a l m oi s tu re of 2 5 p e rc e nt and f i n a l m oi s tu re of 1 5 p e rc e nt , t he i n it i a l we i g ht wou l d b e 6 3 . 5 p ou n d s p e r bu s h e l . T h e w e i g ht of m oi s tu re re m ov a l i s 6 3 . 5 - 5 6 = 7 . 5 p ou n d s p e r bu s h e l .

Moi stu re m e a s u re m e nt Moi stu re sh r i n k i s t he re du c t i on i n we i g ht a s t he g r ai n i s d r i e d 1 p e rc e nt age p oi nt and i s c a l c u l ate d u s i ng t h i s for mu l a : m oi s tu re s h r i n k f a c tor = 100 á (100 - final m oi s tu re c onte nt ) . T h e s h r i n k f a c tor of d r y i ng c or n to 1 5 . 5 p e rc e nt is 1.1834. The shrink d r y i ng c or n f rom 2 0 . 5 p e rc e nt to 1 5 . 5 p e rc e nt wou l d b e 5 x 1 . 1 8 3 4 = 5 . 9 2 p e rc e nt .

Moistu re me te rs w i l l n ot prov i d e a c c u r ate re a d i ng s on c or n c om i ng f rom a h i g h - te mp e r atu re d r ye r. T h e e r ror w i l l v ar y d e p e n d i ng on t he amou nt of moi stu re re m ove d and t he d r y i ng te mp e r atu re, but t he m e te r re a d i ng m ay b e ab out 2 p e rc e nt l owe r t h an t r u e m oi s tu re. C h e ck t he m oi s tu re of a s ampl e, pl a c e t he s ampl e i n a cl o s e d c ont ai n e r for ab out 1 2 h ou rs and t he n che ck t he m oi s tu re c onte nt a g ai n to d e te r m i n e t he amou nt of e r ror.

Moi s tu re m e te r e r rors i n c re a s e a s c or n m oi s tu re c onte nt s i n c re a s e, s o re a d i ng s ab ove 2 5 p e rc e nt s h ou l d b e c on s i d e re d on ly e s t i m ate s .

In a d d it i on , m oi s tu re me te rs are af fe c te d by g r ai n te m p e r atu re. If t he m e te r d o e s n ot m e a s u re t he g r ai n te mp e r atu re and a dju s t t he v a lu e auto m at i c a l ly, t he n it mu st b e d on e m anu a l ly.

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Nor m a l ly, c or n te s t we i g ht i n c re a s e s ab out 0 . 2 5 p ou n d for e a ch p oi nt of m oi s tu re re move d du ri ng h i g h - te mp e r atu re d r y i ng . Howe ve r, l itt l e i n c re a s e w i l l o c c u r i n te s t we i g ht on i m m a tu re or f ro s t - d am a ge d c or n .

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