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Reunion, reunion, reunion flood grads into New England T h e re w i l l b e a re u n i on t h i s we e ke n d.

T h e re w i l l b e a re u n i on t h i s we e ke n d.

T h e re w i l l b e a re u n i on t h i s we e ke n d.

Two of t he re u n i ons w i l l b e for g r a du ate s of t he Ne w E ng l and P u bl i c S ch o ol.

It w i l l b e h o s t i ng b ot h t he 5 0 t h and 2 0 t h re u n i ons , w it h a tou r of t he s ch o ol S atu rd ay m or n i ng , a c c ord i ng to org an i z e r D ar y l Ju ng . “St ar t i ng arou n d n i n e o’cl o ck , t he cl a s s e s of 6 7 and 6 8 are goi ng to ge t a tou r t he s ch o ol.

“We w i l l h ave ab out 1 2 0 ( w it h s p ou s e s ) c om i ng to ou r re u n i on ,” Ju ng a d d e d.

He i s a l s o pl e a s e d w it h a fore c a s t for go o d we at h e r i n Ne w E ng l and ove r t he

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Wheat Harvest Jamboree kicks off with car show Staff Report T h e re m ay b e a t h re at of r ai n t h rou g h out t he we e ke n d, but t he an nu a l Whe at Har ve s t Jamb ore e i n Ne w E ng l and s t ar t s Fr i d ay at 2 p. m . w it h t he Top L i n e c ar s h ow at R ive rs i d e Par k and w i l l cl o s e out Su n d ay w it h a k i d’s ro d e o i n t he s am e l o c a t i on .

In b e t we e n t he t wo e ve nt s w i l l b e t wo d ay s of e ve nt s , fo o d ve n d ors , mu d vol l e y b a l l, st re e t d anc i ng and t he “S atu rd ay Ni g ht L i g ht s” p ar a d e t h rou g h t he c it y.

T h e re g i s t r at i on for t he T h i rd an nu a l Top L i n e A l l Whe e l s C ar Show w i l l h ol d re g i s t r at i on at 2 p. m . Fr i d ay, w it h t he s h ow of f i c i a l ly s t ar t i ng at 3 p. m . A f te r w ard s t he re w i l l b e mu s i c i n t he p ar k and a b on f i re, we at he r p e r m itt i ng .

T h e re w i l l b e a $ 5 a d m i s s i on ch arge for f am i ly, $ 2 for a du lt s and $ 1 for ch i l d re n to t he c ar s h ow.

T h e re w i l l a l s o b e k i d s g am e s for 2 - to - 3 ye ar ol d s and 4 to 5 ye ar ol d s

s t ar t i ng at 5 : 3 0 p. m .

S atu rd ay e ve nt s S atu rd ay m or n i ng , t he j amb ore e k i ck s of f at 9 a . m . w it h a Ford Te s t D r ive f u n d r ai s e r at t he Ne w E ng l and P u bl i c S ch o ol. T h e te s t d r ive s w i l l e n d at 2 p. m .

T h e j amb ore e w i l l c ont i nu e w it h a s t re e t f ai r and ve n d or s h ow on Mai n St re e t f rom 1 0 a . m . To 2 p. m . In a d d it i on , t he re w i l l b e k i d s ju mp e rs by T h e C re am e r y f rom 1 1 a . m . to 1 p. m a l ong w it h pi e and i c e c re am of fe re d at t he S e n i or C e nte r f rom 1 1 a . m . u nt i l 2 p. m .

At n o on , t he re w i l l b e a f re e w i l l lu n ch of fe re d at t he L i ons Par k .

Mu d Vol l e y b a l l w i l l b e g i n at 1 2 : 3 0 p. m . w it h re g i s t r at i on and fol l owe d by t he tou r n am e nt . R e g i s t r at i on for ms are av ai l abl e at C ou nt r y St y l e i n Ne w E ng l and. For m ore i n for m a t i on , c a l l G ab bi at 7 0 1 - 5 9 0 - 4 7 9 0 .

T h e re w i l l b e a Hors e s h o e tou rn am e nt s t ar t i ng at 1 p. m . i n L i ons Park .

At t he R ive rs i d e Par k are n a , a Pony and Hors e P u l l w i l l b e g i n at 3 p. m .

From 5 p. m . u nt i l 7 p. m . , t he re w i l l b e Ind i an Ta c o s s e r ve d by t he Ne w E ng l and L ibr ar y at Me m or i a l Ha l l. .

T h e Gu n n e rs Fo o d Tr u ck w i l l s t ar t of fe r i ng a d an c e and s upp e r at 7 p. m . on Mai n St re e t .

T h e S atu rd ay Ni g ht L i g ht s p ar a d e w i l l s t ar t at 8 p. m . , w it h t he “f l o at s” a l l l it , f rom t he s ch o ol.

T h e s t re e t d an c e w i l l go f rom 9 p. m . u nt i l m i d n i g ht i n t he c it y ’s m ai nte n an c e bu i l d i ng , w it h t he Mu d Butte B an d p e r for m i ng .

Su n d ay e ve nt T h e re w i l l b e on ly one s ch e du l e d e ve nt Su n d ay – t he Ki d s R o d e o at t he R ive rs i d e Par k are n a . T h e p ar t i c ip ant s are s upp o s e d to che ck i n at 1 0 a . m . T h e ro d e o w i l l b e g i n at 1 1 a . m .

For m ore i n for m at i on , c a l l D an i at 7 0 1 - 2 9 0 - 1 2 1 1 for m ore i n for m a t i on ab out t he e ve nt .

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Ford test drives to raise funds for NEPS Staff Report T h e Ne w E ng l and P u b l i c S ch o ol h op e s to d r ive up s om e f u n d i ng S atu rd ay w he n t he s ch o ol h o s t s a Ford te s t d r ive f u n d r ai s e r.

T h e e ve nt w i l l s t ar t at 9 a . m . and f i n i s h at 2 p. m . , g iv i ng p e opl e a ch anc e to te s t d r ive veh i cl e s f rom R e d R o ck Ford to “te s t d r ive.”

T h e Ford Motor C om p any w i l l d on ate $ 2 0 to t he s ch o ol for e a ch f am i ly t h at te s t d r ive s a veh i cl e.

T h e re w i l l b e a v ar i e t y of t r u ck s and c ars at t he s ch o ol av ai l abl e to b e d r ive n .

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Classic cars lined the street in front of the Senior Center in Mott Saturday.

Herald photo / Brad Mosher

Stormy weather forces ‘Celebrate Mott’ indoors Staff Report T h e re w a s a l ot to c e l e br ate i n Mott S atu rd ay, but m o s t of it w a s i n d o ors , b e c au s e of we at h e r.

T h e cl a s s i c c ar s h ow move d f rom L e g i on Park to t he s t re e t i n f ront of t he S e n i or C e nte r i n tow n , w it h t he e ve nt a l s o m ov i ng i ns i d e t he s e n i or c e nte r.

T h e c or n h ol e c omp e t i t i on tou r n am e nt w a s a l s o m ove d i ns i d e a bu i l d i ng

Participants in the Classic on Wheels Car Show Saturday were forced inside the senior center by rainy weather Saturday.

Herald photo / Brad Mosher

There were classic cars from the 1950s, 1960s and later parked on the street in Mott Saturday.

Herald photo / Brad Mosher

b eh i n d t he Ti lte d Tu l ip.

S om e e ve nt s d i d n’t h ave to m ove, l i ke t he Wo o d wor k i ng and Potte r y A r t Show w h i ch w a s l o c ate d i n t he Kn i g ht s of C olu mbu s Ha l l, t he P u l l e d Por k Sup p e r and 5 0 / 5 0 d r aw i ng i n t he C it y Ha l l f a c i l it y, t he S c are c row He a d m a k i ng , t he k i d s g am e s ( f rom B op e Par k ) to t he s ch o ol g y m n a -

s iu m .

But , w he n it c am e to t he C l a s s i c s on Whe e l s C ar Show, s om e of t he top w i n n e rs we re a 1 9 6 7 C a m aro, a 1 9 6 7 C apr i c e and a 1 9 5 5 C h e v y.

Ac c ord i ng to org an i z e rs , Bro ok ly n Te r ne s and Mel i s s a R e i s e n au e r won t he ove r a l l t rophy, w h i l e i n t he pi ckup d iv i s i on , it w a s How ard R ot h t a k i ng f i rst , S e an He r t z pl a c i ng s e c on d and L ar r y Hon e y m an ge t t i ng t h i rd.

In t he c ar c omp e t it i on , it w a s D uw ay n e B oh l e w i n n i ng ( 1 9 6 7 C am aro ) , fol l owe d by S e an He r t z s e c ond and, D ave Hi cke y and Te r r y B on dy pl a c i ng t h i rd.

He r t z f i n i s h e d w it h t wo t roph i e s , one for t he C apr i c e and t he s e c on d, He r t z s ai d it “ it i s e i t he r t he E l C am i n o or t he Bl a z e r.”

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Local SDA Releases Details on Market Facilitation Program T h e s i g n - up p e r i o d for t he 2 0 1 9 Mar ke t Fa c i l it a t i on Pro g r am i s n ow op e n , s ay s Br yon Par m an , Nor t h D a kot a St ate Un ive rs it y E x te ns i on a g r i c u ltu r a l f i n an c e s p e c i a l i s t . T h e pro g r am prov i d e s ai d to f ar me rs g row i ng s p e c i f i e d c rop s i n t he for m of a c ou nt y - w i d e p ay m e nt r ate a s d e te r m i n e d by t he U. S . D e p ar t m e nt of Ag r i c u ltu re ( U SDA ) .

T h e c ou nt y p ay m e nt r ate s we re rel e a s e d at t he e n d of Ju ly and v ar i e d f rom a m i n i mu m of $ 1 5 p e r a c re to a m a x i mu m of $ 1 5 0 p e r a c re. Many Nor t h D a kot a c ou nt i e s i n t he s out hwe s t e r n p ar t of t he s t ate w i l l re c e ive t he m i n i mu m of $ 1 5 p e r a c re w h i l e t he e a s te r n p ar t of t he s t ate w i l l h ave p ay m e nt r ate s of up to $ 6 0 p e r a c re ( L amou re C ou nt y ) .

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c ou nt i e s w i l l re c e ive m ore t h an $ 5 0 p e r a c re w it h t he ave r a ge p ay m e nt r ate a c ro s s Nor t h D a kot a b e i ng $ 3 1 p e r a c re. “ T h i s ye ar’s pro g r am p ay m e nt s are c ons i d e r ably d i f fe re nt t h an l a s t ye ar i n b ot h t he we i g ht s g ive n to e a ch c rop and h ow p ay m e nt r ate s for f ar me rs are c a l c u l ate d,� s ay s Par m an .

L a s t ye ar, t he r ate w a s appl i e d to a c tu a l 2 0 1 8 pro du c t i on w he re a r ate w a s cho s e n and mu lt ipl i e d by t he nu mb e r of h e a d, bu s h e l s , t on s or hu n d re d we i g ht s pro du c e d and ve r i f i e d af te r h ar ve s t . It w a s we i g hte d h e av i ly tow ard s s oy b e ans , w it h s oy b e ans ge tt i ng $ 1 . 6 5 p e r bu s h e l .

Ac c ord i ng to a re p or t by Far m Futu re s , C a s s C ou nt y re c e ive d t he m o s t m on e y of any c ou nt y i n t he U. S . i n

Slope County Fair Results Frank Turner reporternd@countrymedia.net T h e 9 9 t h Sl op e C ou nt y Fai r k i cke d of f l a s t we e k i n t he s m a l l tow n of A m i d on .

A lt hou g h it’s a s m a l l tow n , t he p opu l at i on e x pl o d e d w it h v i s i tors du r i ng t he we ek e nd. Sp e c t ators at t he f ai r e nj oye d d i f fe re nt e ve nt s l i ke t he N DR A / Sl op e Su m m e r C i rc u it R o d e o, t he pl ay “Fortu n e Tel l e r� by t he Sl op e C ou nt y P l aye rs , and t he Mu d Butte

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It w a s n’t ju s t s p e c t ators at t he f ai r, howe ve r. For mo st of t he s u m m e r, 4 - H s tu d e nt s wor ke d on u n i qu e proj e c t s h i g h l i g ht i ng c r af t s , s c i e n c e s , or s k i l l s . B ot h t he 4 - H s tu d e nt s and t he i r s p ons ors we re re c o g n i z e d at t he Par a d e of C h ampi ons for t he i r s t at i c proj e c t s . T h e s t at i c proj e c t re s u lt s and 2 0 1 9 Sl op e C ou nt y 4 - H L ive s to ck S a l e Buye rs are a s fol l ow s :

2 0 1 8 , h av i ng $ 3 4 . 4 m i l l i on p ai d out , w h i l e R i ch l an d and Stut s m an c ou nt i e s we re b ot h i n t he top 1 0 i n 2 0 1 8 .

T h i s ye ar p ay m e nt s are i n d ol l ars p e r a c re and n ot b a s e d on t he c u r re nt ye ar’s c rop pro du c t i on . Ad d it i on a l ly, t he r ate s h ave ch ange d, and ot h e r c rop s are i n clu d e d t h at we re n ot pre v i ou s ly.

T h e U SDA p e r for ms fou r c a l c u l at i on s te p s to d e te rm i n e t he p ay m e nt r ate. T h e s te p s i n clu d e l o ok i ng at t he t y pi c a l nu mb e r of a c re s i n a c ou nt y of t he 2 0 1 9 s p e c i f i e d c rop s , t he y i e l d h i s tor y at t he c ou nt y l e vel, and t he 2 0 1 9 p ay m e nt r ate s p e r c om m o d it y. T h e s e c a l c u l at i ons are t he n ave r a ge d a c ro s s t he c ou nt y s u ch t h at e a ch a c re of t he s p e c i f i e d c rop s re c e ive t he s am e p ay m e nt r ate. “ T h e s e c ou nt y r ate s m ay

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d i f fe r d r am at i c a l ly, e ve n for n e i g hb or i ng c ou nt i e s , i. e.

Stut s m an C ou nt y re c e iv i ng $ 5 1 p e r a c re, w h i l e Ki d d e r C ou nt y w i l l re c e ive $ 2 9 p e r a c re du e t he r at i o of c rop a c re s re c e iv i ng a h i g h p ay m e nt l i ke s oy b e ans , to c rop s a s s i g n e d a l owe r p ay m e nt r ate s u ch a s c or n ( a s wel l a s t he t y pi c a l y i e l d for t he s p e c i f i e d c rop s ) ,� s ay s Par m an . “A c ou nt y m ay h ave m ore tot a l s oy b e an a c re s t h an t he n e i g h b or i ng c ou nt y, h owe ve r, i f t he n e i g hb or i ng c ou nt y h a s m ore s oy b e an a c re s rel at ive to ot h e r c rop s w it h l owe r p ay m e nt r ate s , t he n t he i r r ate p e r a c re c ou l d b e h i g h e r.�

Ad d it i on a l ly, c rop a c re s w it h no p ay me nt r ate st i l l re c e ive a p ay m e nt , h owe ve r, t he y l owe r t he c ou nt y ave ra ge by h av i ng a $ 0 v a lu e

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2 0 1 9 p ay m e nt s are s e t to go out i n t h re e p or t i ons w it h 5 0 % of t he r ate b e i ng p ai d out i n t he f i rst p ay m e nt . Howe ve r, c ou nt i e s re c e iv i ng l e s s t h an $ 3 0 p e r a c re w i l l re c e ive at l e a s t $ 1 5 du r i ng t he f i rst rou n d of p ay m e nt s .

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Sports Wildfire hopes to rebound on visiting Clippers Staff Report The Wildf ire is hoping to get back on the winning side Friday w hen the y host Strasburg/Z eeland at 6 p.m.

The Clipp ers will b e coming to Mott Friday tr ying to recover f rom an 0-3 star t.

Strasburg/Z eeland star ted the s eas on of f with a 42-15 loss to the Linton/HMB Lions.

A week later, the Clipp ers lost a 36-6 road battle with the

Mott-Regent/New England quarterback Sam Heuther hopes to lead the Wildfire back into the win column in Friday’s homecoming game.

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Nap oleon/G-S Imp erials (Aug. 30).

The Clipp ers hosted the B each Buccaneers S ept. 6, only to los e again by a 36-6 s core.

The visitors will b e meeting a team tr ying to reb ound f rom a 48-6 road loss to Grant C ounty/Flasher a week after the Wildf ire dominated the Hettinger-S cranton Nig ht Haw ks for a 28-6 win.

As of Monday (S ept.

9), according to the

NDHSAA website the Wildf ire were in third place with a 1-0 regional record b ehind B each (3-0) and Linton/HMB (3-0).

The Wildf ire ac tually has a 1-1 record in the region, but a win Friday would improve the s quad to 2-1 in the regional standings The Mott-Regent/ Ne w Eng land is als o holding its annual fo otball/volley ball homecoming supp er, w hich will b e sp on-

s ored by the Mott-Regent B o oster Club.

The supp er will b e held Friday following the fo otball game, feeding both fo otball teams, in addition to the volley ball team.

According to a sp okesman, the supp er will b e s er ving sloppy jo es, chips, p otato salad, pick les, along with s e veral other salads, and co okies. Approximately 100 p eople are exp ec ted at the dinner, the sp okesman added.

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LEGALS Published in The Herald August 30, Sept. 6, 13, 2019 Steven J. Wild, #04091 WILD & WEISS LAW OFFICE, P.C. 20 East Divide St PO Box 260 Bowman, North Dakota 58623 swlawpc@ndsupernet.com 701.523.3112

LEGALS Attorney for: Personal Representative Case No. 44-2019-PR-00008 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SLOPE COUNTY, STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DONALD T. SWENSON, AKA DONALD SWENSON, 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 Ron Thorne, 789 S. Williams St., Denver, CO 80209 and Jan Mason, 1896 W. Davies Ave, Littleton, CO 80120 the co-personal representatives of the estate, or filed with the Court.

Dated this 21stday of August, 2019.

Ron Thorne 789 S. Williams St Denver, CO 80209 Jan Mason 1896 W. Davies Ave Littleton, CO 80120 WILD & WEISS LAW OFFICE, P.C. PO BOX 260 BOWMAN, NORTH DAKOTA 58623 Attorney for Personal Representative First publication on the 30th day of August, 2019. _____________________________ Published in The Herald Sept. 6, 13, 20, 2019 IN THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF HETTINGER IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SOUTHWEST JUDICIAL DISTRICT NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE SALE CIVIL NUMBER: 21-2018-CV-00067 PennyMac Loan Services, LLC, Plaintiff, v.

Julie A Kelly, Michael Kelly aka Michael J. Kelly, DCI Credit Services, Inc., and any person in possession, and all persons unknown, claiming any estate or interest in, or lien or encumbrance upon, the real estate described in the complaint, Defendants.

1.Judgment in the amount of $193,854.96, having been entered in favor of Plaintiff and against Defendants, which Judgment was filed with the Clerk of Courts of Hettinger County, North Dakota, on November 7, 2018, for the foreclosure of a real estate mortgage.

2.Notice is hereby given pursuant to said Judgment that the real property described in the Mortgage dated December 18, 2014, which Mortgagors, Julie A Kelly, Michael Kelly aka Michael J. Kelly, executed and delivered to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Mortgage Research Center, LLC dba Veterans United Home Loans, its successors and assigns.

Lot 15 (less and excluding the westerly half of Lot 15 as more particularly described in that certain deed dated October 1, 1973, and recorded December 13, 1973 in Book 119 of Deeds at Page 304), Lot 16 and Lot 17, in Block 3 of the Original Townsite of the City of Regent, Hettinger County, North Dakota.

6 1st Ave W, Regent, ND 58650 and recorded in the office of the Clerk and Recorder of Hettinger County, North Dakota, on December 29, 2014, Instrument Number 40020. Said Mortgage was assigned to Plaintiff, its successors or assigns, by Assignment of Mortgage recorded February 16, 2016, Instrument Number 40987.

3.In order to realize the amount of $193,854.96, as of November 7, 2018, plus interest accruing thereafter on said amount at the rate of 4.375% per year together with the costs and expenses of sale, will be sold subject to redemption as provided by law as one parcel of land at public auction, subject to the lien for unpaid real estate taxes and assessments of Hettinger County, North Dakota, and easements and restrictions of record, to the highest bidder for cash under the direction of the Sheriff of Hettinger County, North Dakota, at the main entrance of Hettinger County Courthouse located at 336 Pacific Avenue, Mott, North Dakota 58646, on October 16, 2019 (“Sale Date”), at 10:00 AM. 4.If the sale is set aside for reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attorney.

DATED this 26th day of August, 2019.

LEGALS SHERIFF OF HETTINGER COUNTY /s/Sarah Warner By: Sheriff / Deputy Sheriff of Hettinger Halliday, Watkins & Mann, P.C. By_/s/ Benjamin J. Mann Benjamin J. Mann Attorneys for Plaintiff 376 East 400 South, Suite 300 Salt Lake City, UT 84111 801-355-2886 Email: benjamin@hwmlawfirm.com Bar: 08371 _____________________________ Published in The Herald Sept. 13, 2019 Regular City Council Meeting 8-5-19 Mayor Opdahl called the meeting to order at 7pm Present: Tom Gorek, Lyle Kovar, Josh Smith, Renee Rettinger, Breann Krebs Excused: Chris Fitterer Motion by Josh, seconded by Tom to approve the July 2019 minutes as presented. Motion carried.

The county policing report was presented by Sheriff Warner. There were 38 calls for service which included child abuse, a child custody dispute, 3 domestics and a firearms complaint at the Golf Course. A deputy has resigned and now the department is down 2 deputies.

Mayors Report Nothing to report Zoning Commission Building permits were presented as follows: Ehlis Farms – Storage Bins We need to send letters to two residents that need to finish their garages.

For informational purposes, 4th Street by the Wehner property was vacated and closed.

Motion by Josh, seconded by Renee to approve the 1st reading of the Zoning Ordinances. Motion carried.

The Zoning Board would like a colored printer, 3 ring binder and a 3 hole punch.

Water & Sewer Engineers Report Phase 3 Maguire Iron is behind schedule for completion dates. The water tower will go online Thursday. There are 2 leaks right now related to a gasket.

We need a change order to add a pressure transducer. Motion by Tom, seconded by Josh to approve change order #3. Motion carried.

Motion by Josh, seconded by Lyle to approve payment #6 to Quam Construction for $2,711.10. Motion carried.

Punch list items will need to be taken care of before retainage of $25,000 will be paid. Motion

by Josh, seconded by Breann to approve invoice 21552 to Moore Engineering. Motion carried.

The remaining budget is over $150,000.

Phase 4 Received the letter of conditions for Phase 4. We received a 45% grant.

Motion by Josh, seconded by Lyle to approve the letter of condition for Phase 4. Motion carried.

Street Improvement Project The City of New England did get approved for 2.5 million for mill/ overlay or total reconstruction of our remaining city streets.

There is a process to go through for a street improvement project which is outlined by the state. We could bid Phase 4 and the Street Improvement Project together in either November or December. We can back out of the loan if we do decide not to move forward with the street improvement project.

Motion by Josh, seconded by Breann to proceed with the initial requirement with loan processing and special assessment process.

Motion carried.

Motion by Josh, seconded by Breann to create a resolution declaring work necessary for street replacement district No. 2020-1 and resolution directing engineer to prepare report. Motion carried.

September 18th is the public information meeting for the street improvement project.

Street & Lights Parking is an issue by the pool.

Could we possibly do some striping for parking spots? The swimming pool will be closed soon so we will address this at a different time.

There will be no striping for parking spots on Main Street.

Discussed vacating streets. Should we vacate certain streets so the city does not have to maintain them any longer? Especially if it is a dead end road. Landowners would have to come into effect as well. We can discuss this at a different time.

Equipment The garbage truck will be coming in soon. We will be using Kinetic Leasing for our financing of the garbage truck. It will cost $6,000 to fix the blade and $2,000 for tires. A resident has some old tires for the blade.

Buildings & Grounds The faucet at the Memorial Hall needs to be fixed.

Zoning Committee

LEGALS Nothing to report Ordinance Committee Nothing to report

Auditors Report Motion by Josh, seconded by Tom to approve the following bills for payment. Motion carried.

Share Corp Dynasty -571.00; Tri County LLC Supplies -30.71; Fitterer Oil Gas/Fuel -550.34; Consolidated Ambulance Phone -53.61; Consolidated City Hall Phone -369.26; Helena Chemical Spray -282.00; Dakota General Supplies -44.44; ND Dept. Of Environmental Quality Waste Transport Fee -25.00; Blue Cross Blue Shield Health Insurance -2,402.34; AFLAC Insurance -523.82; Ameripride Rug Cleaning -115.07; ND League of Cities Dues -878.00; Southwest Water Authority Monthly Water -12,752.83; Dakota Pump & Control Fix Float Lift Station -280.50; MDU Utilities -3,032.77; Country Media Ads/Minutes -179.52; City Of Dickinson Landfill Charges -2,018.65; One Call Concepts Call Tickets -8.40; Ameripride Rug Cleaning -115.05 The meeting date in September will be changed to Tuesday, September 3rd at 7 pm.

Motion by Lyle, seconded by Josh to approve the Pledge of Securities from American Bank Center. Motion carried.

Old Business There are no new sales tax committee members.

Motion by Josh, seconded by Tom to pull back parking to the alley on both sides of 12th Street by the school.

New Business Father Gary addressed the City Council regarding the cat, racoon and skunk problem.

There is feces all over the church property and there is worry that any of these animals could have rabies. There is a concern for the safety of the parishioners and the day care kids. Discussed different options to address the problem. Motion by Lyle, seconded by Tom to live trap animals within the city limits.

Motion carried.

Kelly Koppinger representing the New England Public School discussed the land North of the school. It was discussed a year ago about purchasing some of the land. The building project is moving forward and the school is looking at a combination of a land purchase and a joint powers agreement. The Park Board would like access to the baseball field in the summer and the Park Board would maintain the area during the summer. The council discussed the parking issue at the school.

There will be 3 different settings for parking. The council asked Mr. Koppinger to come back with a price for the land that the school could afford and with a list of the responsibilities that the school will take over with a joint powers agreement. The school has a good relationship with the Park Board and will continue to work with them.

Judy Kirschman representing Job Development Authority discussed the upcoming census. The last census was off 3%. Each person missed is worth $2,000 a year. 846 kids were missed in North Dakota in the last count. The census count determines the funding from the federal government.

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Hettinger County gave $1,000 for the census and Judy is looking for another $1,000 split between each of the cities in Hettinger County.

There would be ads in the paper and we would like to get a good accurate count for Hettinger County. Motion by Tom, seconded by Josh to give 1/3 of the $1,000 for census advertising. Motion carried.

We have 1,979 cubic yards of concrete and 1,269 yards of Asphalt. A person from Carson would charge a certain price per crushed ton or he would receive a portion of the crushed asphalt and concrete. We will table this now until Phase 4.

We should try to get an idea on prices. Motion by Josh, seconded by Lyle to accept bids for crushing asphalt or concrete. Motion carried.

Motion by Lyle, seconded

by Josh to approve closing a portion of Railway Street to 1st Ave West and closing a portion of Main Street for the Wheat Harvest Jamboree. Motion carried. The street dance will be held in the city shop.

Discussed clean-up of a property in New England.

Should we address this issue now or wait. The council would like our City Attorney to send a letter to get the communication started. There are serious concerns over wildlife, oil and other environmental issues.

Cleaning at the Memorial Hall and City Hall bathrooms needs to be done weekly.

Motion by Josh, seconded

by Renee to approve the preliminary budget. Motion carried.

Council Comments None Motion by Josh, seconded by Breann to adjourn. Motion carried. __________________________

motor vehicle, fraud, disorderly conduct, dogs at large, false report to law enforcement, theft and harassment.

Judy Kirschmann was at the meeting to share the importance of the 2020 census.

She has partnered with the County Commissioners to get the word out on the importance of being counted in the census.

She received $1000 from the Commissioners to aid her outreach. She also asked each City if they would also donate.

Messmer moved to approve donating $333.00 to increase Census outreach and Johnson seconded.

Schick Enterprises proposed to sell the City 1873 tons of crushed concrete at $20/ton.

The City needed time to review the offer and it was tabled until the October meeting.

The Fairboard want to replace the building destroyed by the tornado with an all-seasons building. To get a loan for the building they need to own the land the building will sit on, which is currently owned by the City. The council members had too many questions and there were not fair board members present so the discussion was tabled until a special meeting can be set-up.

The City has employed KLJ to do an engineering report for a water line grant. The report should be available within the next week or so.

The City Superintendent shared that there was a health inspection in August. The report showed that a couple of blowers at lift stations need replacing as well as needing an hour meter at another station.

Had to replace a leaking curb stop on the 200 block of Illinois Ave. 2 bids were opened for the property located at 513 Iowa Ave. Kelly Anderson bid $2500.00 and Don Dowell bid $8000.00. Messmer moved and Johnson seconded accepting Don Dowell’s bid.

Wangsvick moved and Riedlinger seconded the approval of the bills as presented: The amount of $18,129.89 in salaries and deductions were paid as authorized; #38620 M&O Sanitation $3324.80;#38621Visa $444.86; #38622 Cannonball Construction $1260.00; #38626 AT&T Mobility $69.43;#38627 Consolidated Telcom $191.08;#38628 Core & Main $2287.93; #38629 Country Media $142.12; #38630 Crane, Roseland, Melling $4298.00; #38631 Dakota Dust-Tex $460.45; #38632 Dakota Pump & Control $2555.00; #38633 Frank Schmidt $4.68; #38634 Frieze Auto Parts $36.24; #38635 Integrity Enterprises $212.16; #38636 M&O Sanitation $2723.18; #38637 MDU $3658.81; #38638Mott Equity Assoc $3005.94;; #38639 ND One Call $10.80; #38641 ND Water & Pollution Control $130.00; #38642 Oien Grocery $19.47; #38643 Riteway Business Forms $172.59; #38644 Southwest Water Authority $12,295.21;#38645 SW Diesel and Repair $86.00; #38646 Taylor Zentner $42.87; #38647 Team Lab $2290.00; #38648 Western Steel &

Published in The Herald Sept. 13, 2019

PROCEEDINGS OF THE MOTT CITY COUNCIL September 9, 2019 Preliminary The Council met for their monthly scheduled meeting on Monday, 9th, 2019. Present were Mayor Mosbrucker, Council members Messmer, Wangsvick, Riedlinger, Quamme, Johnson and Superintendent Mosbrucker.

Councilman Steiner was absent.

Sheriff Warner,Lori Eggers, Carol Kunnerup, Jeff Schick, and Judy Kirschmann were also present.

All motions are carried, unless otherwise stated.

The 2020 Budget Hearing was called to order. No one present had any questions or statements about the 2020 Budget.

Messmer moved and Wangsvick seconded the approval of the final 2020 budget.

Riedlinger moved and Quamme seconded closing the 2020 Budget Hearing The City Council meeting was called to order.

Messmer moved and Johnson seconded the approval of the August 2019 minutes.

Riedlinger moved and Quamme seconded accepting the August police report as presented. There were 32 calls for service in August and the investigations included: criminal mischief, theft of a

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Weed cutting notice to all landowners or Operators that weeds must be cut

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Notice is hereby given to all landowners or operators to cut all weeds and grasses adjoining their lands along those roads defined as roadways by the Township supervisors and the Hettinger County Board of Commissioners including weeds and grasses growing within the public right-of-way bordering such highways and their lands. Such cutting shall be completed by October 1, 2019. Cutting with a swather is not adequate, maximum stubble height of 4 inches and a minimum of 13 feet must be cut using a mower. If the weeds and grasses are not cut along county roads or is not cut adequately to prevent snow buildup, the county will mow the weeds and grasses and charge the adjacent landowner at a rate of $150.00 per one/half mile. The county will begin cutting ditches on October 1, 2019. If the landowner fails to cut the weeds and grasses along township roads adjoining their lands, the township Board of Supervisors may cause such weeds and grasses to be cut and the actual cost shall be charged against the land of the landowner and shall become part of the taxes levied against the land in the ensuing year. Also if hay bales remain in the ditches of county roads after October 15, 2019 the county will remove the hay bales and the landowner may redeem them by paying the cost of removal. If not redeemed by November the hay will be sold to pay the cost of removal.

The Township Board of Supervisors do not need to advertise for weed cutting in their Township.

By order of the Hettinger County Board of County Commissioners and the Township Supervisors.

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Obituary

Jo s e p hi n e He i dt A f u n e r a l Ma s s for Jo s e ph i n e He i dt , 9 6 , of Ne w E ng l and, w i l l b e at 1 0 : 3 0 a . m . , Tu e s d ay, S e pte mb e r 1 0 , 2 0 1 9 at St . Mar y ’s C at ho -

l i c C hu rch i n Ne w E ng l and w it h Fat he r G ar y B e n z and Fat he r C h arl i e He i dt c on - c e l e br at i ng . Bu r i a l w i l l t a ke pl a c e i n St . Hel -

e n’s C e m e te r y S out h of Ne w E ng l and.

Vi s it at i on for Jo s i e w i l l b e f rom 3 : 0 0 to 6 : 0 0 p. m . , Mon d ay, S e pte mb e r 9 , 2 0 1 9 at Ste ve ns on Fu n e r a l Hom e i n D i ck i ns on , N D, w it h a ro s ar y and v i g i l s e r v i c e b e i ng h e l d at 6 : 0 0 p. m . w it h D e a c on R o ge r He i dt of f i c i at i ng .

Jo s i e p a s s e d aw ay on S e pte mb e r 4 , 2 0 1 9 at h e r h om e i n Ne w E ng l and.

Jo s e ph i n e ( Jo s i e ) w a s b or n D e c e mb e r 1 9 , 1 9 2 2 i n She f i e l d, t he d au g hte r of E d w ard and R o s e ( G e i ge r ) O br it s ch ke w it s ch .

Grow i ng up, s h e at te nd e d Havel o ck and Ne w E ng l and P u bl i c S ch o ol, g r a du at i ng i n 1 9 4 1 . Jo s e ph i n e m arr i e d Ka s p e r He i dt on Ju n e 2 0 , 1 9 4 3 i n

C amp Ad ai r, O re gon .

T h e y we re bl e s s e d w it h a l arge f am i ly, s i x d au g hte rs , B e r n ard i n e, Pat r i c i a , Lu c i l l e, R o s e, Viv i an , L or r ai ne and s i x s ons , C l au d e, C or n e l iu s , Mar v i n , A l bi nu s , Eu ge n e and G e r ard. Jo s i e w a s a d e vote d m ot he r and f ar mw i fe, m a k i ng h e r h om e i n Ne w E ng l and for m o s t of h e r l i fe.

She l ove d g ard e n i ng , c ro che t i ng , qu i lt i ng , re a d i ng , and b a k i ng d e l i c i ou s bre a d s and c ar am e l rol l s . She w a s a m e mb e r of t he St .

Mar y ’s Ne w E ng l and A lt ar Gu i l d. Jo s e ph i n e w i l l b e d e arly m i s s e d and fore ve r re m e m b e re d.

Jo s i e i s s u r v ive d by h e r s ons , C J ( C arol ) , A l ( C i n dy ) , G e n e ( C i n dy ) ; d au g hte rs , B e r n i e ( Tom ) G orek ,

Pat He i dt , Lu ck i e ( Kip ) Gre i g , R o s e ( Ve r n on ) Gu s t i n , Viv i an ( D ave ) He r n and e z , L or r ai n e ( E r i c ) R i ch ard ; 2 8 g r and ch i l d re n , 5 5 g re at - g r an d ch i l d re n , and 2 g re at g re at - g r an d ch i l d re n .

Sh e i s pre c e d e d i n d e at h by h e r p are nt s , E dw ard and R o s e ; hu s b an d, Ka s p e r “Kap” ; s ons , C l au d e, G e r ard and i n f ant Mar v i n ; s i s te rs , Br i d ge t S chu l z and G e org i a He i dt ;

t wo g r and ch i l d re n and one g re at - g r an d ch i l d.

In l i e u of f l owe rs , t he f am i ly s u g ge s t s m e m or i a l s b e m a d e to C H I He a lt h at Hom e ( Ho s pi c e ) 9 8 6 2 n d Ave. We s t , D i ck i ns on 58601.

R e m e mbr an c e s and c on d ol e n c e s m ay b e s h are d w it h t he f am i ly at w w w. ste ve ns on f u n e r a l h ome. c om Ste ve ns on Fu n e r a l Hom e & C re m ator y, D i ck i ns on N D

LEGALS

LEGALS

T h e Ti ge rs e nte r t he c onte s t af te r b e at i ng Hard i ng C ou nt y on t he ro a d by a 3 - 1 m arg i n t wo d ay s e ar l i e r.

T h e te am d ropp e d t wo c onte s t s to D i ck i ns on Tr i n it y and Bi s h op Ry an at t he C o a l C ou nt r y i nv it at i on a l at Ha z e n Au g . 3 0 .

T h e Ti ge rs w i l l t r ave l to Wat ford C it y S atu rd ay ( S e pt . 7 ) for a tou r n am e nt , t he n go to G l e n Ul l i n / He bron S e pt . 9 ) . T h e te am w i l l s t ay on t he ro a d, goi ng to Ki l l d e e r T hu rs d ay ( S e pt . 1 2 ) , b e fore h o s t i ng R i ch ardton Tay l or a we e k l ate r ( S e pt . 1 9 ) .

t e a m w i l l re tu r n h om e to h o s t B e u l a h ( S e pt .

1 9 ) and B e a ch ( S e pt .

2 6 ) . T h e y te am w i l l t r ave l to t he Sh i l oh C h r i st i an Inv it at i on a l ( S e pt . 2 8 ) .

PROCEEDINGS OF THE MOTT ZONING BOARD September 9, 2019 – Preliminary The Board met for their monthly scheduled meeting on Monday, September 9th, 2019. Present were Board members Messmer, Wangsvick, Riedlinger,

Volleyball from — PG 3 it w a s a b att l e for b ot h s qu a d s , w it h t he Ti ge rs f i rst i nto d ou bl e d i g it s .

Ne w E ng l and h e l d a 1 2 - 1 0 l e a d and l ate r a 1 3 - 1 1 e d ge, but c ou l d n ot bre a k aw ay f rom t he C ou g ars .

T h e v i s itors c am e b a ck to t i e t he c onte s t at 1 4 - a l l, t he n e d ge d a h e a d to a 2 0 - 1 6 m argin.

He ar t R ive r out s c ore d Ne w E ng l and by a 5 - 1 m arg i n to cl ai m t he w i n and t he ove r a l l 3 - 0 v i c tor y.

For c o a ch Kay Mo o dy, t he l o s s s h owe d w he re h e r s qu a d n e e d s to wor k on i mprov i ng .

“I w a s prou d of ou r te am i n t he f i rst s e t , and I t hou g h we h a d opp or tu n it i e s a nu mb e r of t i m e s i n t he l a s t one ( s e t ) ,” s h e s ai d af te r t he l o s s .

“We fou g ht b a ck i n s e t t h re e. I w a s prou d of ou r g i r l s t he re.

“We ju s t h a d to o m any e r rors . We n e e d to m i n i m i z e ou r e r rors and t a ke a dv ant a ge of t he opp or tu n it i e s we’re g ive n .”

Mo o dy pr ai s e d t he

pl ay of Ha d l e y Bi n s to ck , w ho f i n i s h e d w it h e i g ht d i g s , f ive k i l l s , one a c e and a bl o ck .

St at i st i c a l ly, t he v i s it i ng C ou g ars h a d a 6 - 1 e d ge i n a c e s and a 2 5 - 1 4 e d ge i n k i l l s .

T h e bi g ge s t e d ge w a s i n d i g s , w he re t he v i s itors h a d a 4 7 - 2 2 d i f fe re nt i a l.

For Ne w E ng l and, Ha d l e y Bi nsto ck and Je rs e y Bi nsto ck b ot h h a d f ive k i l l s , w h i l e A ngel E r i ck s on a d d e d fou r.

Ne w E ng l and f i n i s h e d w it h a tot a l of t h re e bl o ck s - Je rs e y Bi nsto ck ha d t wo bl o ck s , w h i l e Ha d l e y Bi nsto ck ha d one.

A f te r Ha d l e y Bi n s to ck’s e i g ht d i g s , A ngel E r i ck s on and Je rs e y Bi nsto ck e a ch a d d e d s e ve n .

Sh e l l e y Kat h re i n l e d t he Ti ge rs i n a s s i s t s w it h 1 4 .

T h e C ou g ars c am e to Ne w E ng l and af te r w i n n i ng t he Ki l l d e e r Mou nt ai n vol l e y b a l l tou r n am e nt Au g . 3 0 i n Ki l l d e e r and d e fe at i ng He tt i nge r- S c r anton i n t he t it l e m atch .

Wi l d f i re stre a k i ng Mott - R e ge nt m ay h ave h op e d for a ch ange i n for tu n e s Mon d ay w he n t he vol l e y b a l l te am ho ste d Bi s on i n t he Mott A r m or y.

Ins te a d, t he l o s i ng s t re a k i n c re a s e d to t h re e s t r ai g ht w it h a 3 - 1 l o s s to t he v i s itors f rom S out h D a kot a .

A f te r t wo ro a d t r ip s to Gr ant C ou nt y / F l a s h e r ( S e pt . 1 0 ) and L e m m on ( S e pt . 1 2 ) t he

LEGALS » FROM PAGE Plumbing $456.68 Messmer moved to adjourn and Quammeseconded.

ATTEST: Pamela Steinke, Auditor Troy Mosbrucker, Mayor

Quamme, and Johnson.

Board member Steiner was absent. Troy Mosbrucker, Kerry Mosbrucker, Lori Eggers, and Carol Kunnerup were also present. All motions are carried, unless otherwise stated.

Johnsonmoved and Riedlinger seconded the approval of the August2019minutes.

Johnson moved and Quamme seconded the approval of the following permits: •#1972 – Frey – garage •#1973 – Meier – fence •#1974 – Rose City Sign– price sign at Fitterers Johnsonmoved to adjourn the Zoning Board meeting and Quammeseconded.

ATTEST: Pamela Steinke, Auditor Mick Wangsvick, President

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For Sale Property in New England, North Dakota CHS Inc., through its CHS Southwest Grain office (“CHS”), is offering vacant land in New England, Hettinger County, North Dakota, for sale by sealed bid. The property consists of approximately 1.10 acres of Tract No. 5, as shown on attached Exhibit.

Bidding Process: Sealed bids with a cashiers’ check equaling 10% of the bid must be received no later than 4 pm, September 20, 2019. Bids may be mailed or delivered to P.O. Box 220, 170 Elevator Road, New England, ND 58647.

All bids should include the name, address and phone number of the entity placing the bid.

At a time, date, and location to be determined after all sealed bids have been received by CHS, the parties with the three (3) highest bids will have the opportunity to raise their bid a minimum of $1,000.00 above the highest bid.

Bidding will cease when the remaining bidders no longer raise the minimum $1,000.00 in the time allotted. The party possessing the final bid will have 24 hours to submit an additional cashiers’ check to bring its aggregate down payment to 10% of the final bid and sign a purchase agreement on the terms described below. Unsuccessful bidders will have their checks returned within five (5) days after the successful bid is determined.

Terms of Sale: •CHS is offering the property for sale “AS IS, WHERE IS” on a cash only basis.

•The Property would be conveyed by Warranty Deed, reserving all mineral rights.

•Closing costs charged by the closing agent, if any, would be shared equally between CHS and the buyer.

•Buyer would be responsible for other closing costs, including abstracting fees, title insurance, other survey costs and environmental assessments as required by buyer.

•Real Estate taxes for year of closing would be prorated to the closing date based upon the most current tax statement and settled at closing.

•Possession would be given on date of closing.

•CHS reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids.

For questions, call Lyle Hochhalter at 701-579-4496. A copy of the purchase agreement is available for review by perspective bidders upon request.

Send sealed bids with bidder’s return address and phone number to: CHS Inc. Attn: Lyle Hochhalter P.O. Box 220, 170 Elevator Road New England, ND 58647

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