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Notice of HearingJon J. Cline #05894Dorothy P. Bradley #P02256 CLINE JENSEN P.A.125 South Mill Street Fergus Falls, MN 56538 Telephone No. (218) 998-4088dbradley@clinelawyers.comAttorneys for Petitioner

Probate No.: 07-2019-PR-00046IN THE DISTRICT COURT

OF BURKE COUNTY, STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA

In the Matter of the Estate of Gurianna Sylte, Deceased.

NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR FORMAL PROBATE OF WILL

AND APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Leonard V. Sylte has filed herein a Petit ion for Formal Probate of Will and Appointment of a Personal Representative, a copy of which is on file in the office of the Clerk of Burke County District Court, 103 Main Street NE, PO BOX 219, Bowbells, North Dakota, 58721.

Hearing has been set upon said Petition on the 10th day of December, 2019, at 9:35 a.m. at the Courtroom of the above-named Court in the City of Bowbells, County of Burke, State of North Dakota with Honorable Judge Hager presiding.

Dated: October 24, 2019Dorothy P. Bradley #P02256

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Call for BidsThe Burke County Weed Board is calling for bids to build office space, bathroom & pesticide storage in the new Weed Board Building.For more information please contact:

Dan Folske at theBurke County Courthouse

Extension Office in Bowbells.Phone: 701-377-2927

Email: dan.folske@ndsu.edu*Bids must in submitted by November 18th*

City of LigniteCouncil Proceedings

November 4, 2019Unapproved Minutes

Meeting called to order by Council President Ewalt. Present Council Vice President Lalum, Council members Kalmbach, Ruby, Publ ic Works Superintendent Larson and Auditor Knutson.

Motion to approve previous month’s minutes by Kalmbach, second by Ruby. All in favor, motion carried. Motion to approve special meeting minutes by Kalmbach, second by Ruby. All in favor, motion carried. Motion to approve financials as presented by Lalum, second by Ruby. All in favor, motion carried. Monthly LVFD water report reviewed.

Second reading of Ordinance 14.0106 NCC Franchise Agreement. Motion to adopt Ordinance 14.106 by Lalum, second by Ruby. All in favor, motion carried.

Maintenance report: The inert landfill inspection report was good with no issues reported. The quarterly water samples are still showing an extremely low amount of picloram. The new header at the water building is working well but the new meter was back loading and shutting the pump off. An adjustment was made and the issue was resolved. The interior of the water building is being scrapped and painted. The chlorine tank is past its prime and will need to be replaced. The lagoon pump has been put away for the winter. Council told Mark that the lagoon is to be locked every night.

Auditor report: Haven’t heard back from the state concerning the radar sign on the north side of town. CP Railroad hasn’t reviewed the plat around the FD building yet. Auditor will take the abstracts for the City office and surrounding lots in to be updated. The school bus is going to be picking up and dropping off the kids at the apartment building. Council decided not to pursue ND Street application since the school is now going to bus the kids which helps with safety concerns on the highway. Information on Govcard was presented and the council declined to pursue it. The meeting in December will be moved to the second Monday, December 9 at 7:00 p.m.

Old business: The Christmas lights have been put up in the park. Discussion on the employee handbook, tabled to the January meeting. Council urged Mark to use his vacation before the end of the year. If any problems come up while he is gone one of the Council members

will take care of it. Auditor will make an appointment and take the grasshopper mower to Stanley to be serviced.

Motion to accept contract from Circle Sanitation by Lalum, second by Kalmbach. Ruby recused, Council President Ewalt relinquished chair, aye Ewalt, Ewalt resumed chair. Three aye, motion carried.

New business: Water tower inspection report reviewed. Motion to keep the Christmas bonus the same as last year by Kalmbach, second by Ruby. All in favor, motion carried. Discussion on employees needing to use their personal phones for work. Motion to compensate for phone usage by Kalmbach, second by Lalum. All in favor, motion carried. Motion to pay the following bills by Kalmbach, second by Lalum. All in favor, motion carried. Motion to adjourn by Kalmbach, second by Lalum. All in favor, motion carried.

Next meeting December 9, 2019BILLS FOR OCTOBER 2019: Transfer

into City Sales Tax $1604.46; Transfer into City Sewer 2650.00; AmeriPride 94.14; Burke County Tribune 126.36; Circle Sanitation 4004.27; Fed 941 2513.40; First District Health 25.00; Gaffney 454.96; Gustafson Septic 13395.00; H&H Coating 2850.00; Hawkins 125.45; Larson, Mark 75.00; Lignite Oil 185.62; MDU 1157.40; McGee Law 495.00; Melby Construction 1920.00; NCC Ray 4181.35; ND Dept of Envir 124.47; ND Unemployment 126.09; One Call 6.50; Payroll 1077.99, 1806.70, 2170.58, 455.75, 1025.47, 425.75; Sirius 21.41; USPS 55.00; VISA 256.62.

Lisa Knutson, City AuditorNovember 13, 2019

City of PortalCouncil Proceedings

November 5, 2019Unapproved Minutes

Mayor Lisa Smith call meeting to order. Present was Lisa, Edward, Kevin, William, Kenny Pauline and Wade were present. Citizens present were Patrick Simon and Paul Breiner (Ackerman), Ricky Smith, and Jeff Smith.

Burke County Sheriff Brien, no report from the Sheriff Department.

Update on Portal Fire Hall Project: Paul Breiner came up and inspected the Fire Hall today and there are a few finishing touches that need done. Paul will be up the beginning of next week to inspect the Fire Hall again.

Kevin motion to pay the change of order for the Fire Hall and Edward 2nd, all in favor, motion carried.

Edward motion to approve October council minutes and William 2nd, all in favor, motion carried.

Kevin motion to approve October financial reports, Kenny 2nd, all in favor, motion carried.

Maintenance report: Wade reported they flushed hydrants, fix a leak at Makee Street, haul dirt for manhole, water samples, they mowed the lagoon, and did 811 locates. When North Dakota Pump and Lift came up to work on lift station they informed Wade that we needed plan for a new control panel, the one we have is outdated. Pat will look into getting prices for the control panel for lift station. Wade has tried to call Gustafson’s to schedule jetting of the sewer and no answer and he has left message and they have not gotten back with him. When Wade talk to Gustafson’s he needs to see if we can get on a yearly schedule for jetting the sewer.

The equipment of Larry’s, Edward will make a list and let council know.

The city has Lead and Copper report and the landfill report at the office if anyone would like to see it.

Council discussed about the City Facebook and website. Council decided that we do not need a website. Council wants to talk to Tasha about the Facebook and just put in the events and no minutes and no Website.

Council discussed a snow blade or bracket for the Ford pickup. Kenny motion to buy a wiring bracket for $2000.00 in Bottineau, Kevin 2nd, all in favor, motion carried.

The Council decided to close dump grounds and trailer for the winter on 11/10/19. The last day open will be Saturday 11/09/19.

We had one building permit for Victor Pribanic. We had a removal of Wade Galbranson old trailer and the demo of the house on 109 Makee street.

Edward asked the council if a wall could be put up in the old fire hall that will be the city shop. William motion to build a wall in old fire hall, Kevin 2nd, and Kenny abstained, all in favor, motion carried.

Edward will donate tools to the city for the city shop.

Council discussed wages and table them for next month.

Next meeting will be December 3, 2019 at 4 PM.

Kenny motion to adjourn and Kevin 2nd, all in favor, motion carried.

Bills: Postmaster $3.64, DMV 44.00, DLC Constuction 42,228.00, MK Electric Inc. 8100.00, Farmers Union Insurance 4100.00, Visa 797.85, Deringer 10.01, Ackerman Estvold 1350.00, AE2S 2826.00, All American Towing 315.00, Border Plains Equip. 630.42, Burke County Auditor 1409.28, Burke County Tribune 103.74, Circle Sanitation 2009.00, Edward Kremer 1225.00, First District Health 50.00, Granite Springs 40.00, IRS 698.42, Lignite Oil Co. 380.10, Livingston 78.35, Marlene Morgel 40.00, MDU Contract 6250.00, MDU Uti l i t ies 1672.34, Midstate Telephone 187.25, Morellis Dist. 78.00, North Country Mercantile and Equip. 20,400.00, North Dakota One Call 10.80, Set up Fencing 13,500.00, MDU Customer Request 423.34, DLC 130,134.50, FD Walsh Inc 54,000.00, MK Electric 24,557.40.

Pauline Wangsness, city auditorNovember 13, 2019

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City of Powers LakeCouncil Proceedings

November 7, 2019Unapproved Proceedings

The Powers Lake City Council met in regular session on Thursday, November 7, 2019 at 8:00 a.m. Council members present were: Ledene, Griesbach, Hockenbary and Car lson. A lso present were Daniel Swanson, Kenny MacDonald, Randy Mehlhoff, Chief Lerol, Ronald Peters and the auditor. Mayor Albertson called the meeting to order.

There were three sealed bids for 1996 GMC shop pickup and were the following: Ronald Peters-651.00, Randy Mehlhoff-223.00 and Donald Lien-236.78. Motion by Hockenbary, seconded by Ledene to accept the high bid of $651.00 from Ronald Peters. Roll call vote resulted in ayes unanimous.

Discussion was held future city projects.

Motion by Carlson, seconded by Griesbach to approve the October minutes. Motion carried.

Motion by Griesbach, seconded by Ledene to approve the October financial report. Motion carried.

Landfill/Building Permits: Building permits approved were Marvin Stetz-garage and Dan Paulson rental-drain tile.

Water/Sewer: One well is down and parts are coming to repair. Motion by Carlson, seconded by Hockenbary to approve the 5-year water tower maintenance contract with H&H Coatings for $3,600/year. Roll call vote resulted in ayes unanimous. The water department has shut-off one connection due to non-payment.

Police report for October: calls for service-29; cases-1; misdemeanors-1; warnings-13; parking issues-2; animal complaints-2; animal tags-1; domestic/juv-4; assist BCSO-1; PLA/PLFD calls-1; bar checks-6; school checks-3; noise complaints-1; Misc/phone calls-23; vehicle miles-1597. Motion by Hockenbary, seconded Griesbach to approve the quote to purchase of a 2020 Tahoe with police package for $38,290. Roll call vote resulted in ayes unanimous.

Council has extended the sidewalk replacement grant for the Main Street businesses through the 2020 construction season. Note to businesses with new sidewalks, please do not use ice melt salt because sidewalks are not completely cured for a full year.

The c i t y reques ts ND Cares Community board to apply for gaming funds to purchase the meat purchase for the Veteran’s Day luncheon.

Powers Lake region is forming a Powers Lake Community Foundation.

Discussion was held on old fire hall demolition and re-build for a police department/equipment & decoration storage.

Motion by Hockenbary, seconded by Carlson to pay the following bills: Bryton Allard $80.00, Burke County Tribune 77.22, Cenex 703.64, Circle Sanitation 6717.00, Country Fresh Foods 16.83, Country Store 614.00, Dakota Fire Extinguishers 32.99, First District Health 50.00, Galls 48.99, Hawkins 1629.25, ITD 28.45, Jennifer Titus 83.50, John’s Sand & Gravel 1135.00, Jorgenson Lumber 3550.00, Kenny MacDonald 58.50, MDU 3197.68, NCC 443.29, NDFOP 75.00, One Call Concepts 37.20, Powers Lake Park Board 3225.42, PL Watershed 52.50, Ryan Chevrolet 1216.35, Uniform Center 176.97, Verizon 246.72, Bryton Allard 2928.30, Liz Beavers 1027.30, Todd Lerol 4786.80, Kenny MacDonald (city) 1529.53, Kenny MacDonald (watershed grant) 1759.83, Randy Mehlhoff 3341.16, Jennifer Titus 2059.35, NDPERS 1970.65, IRS payroll taxes 5382.72, ND State Tax Commissioner 600.61. Roll call vote resulted in ayes unanimous.

Next meeting is Thursday, December 5 at 8:00 a.m.

Meeting adjourned at 9:20 a.m.John Albertson, Mayor

Jennifer Titus, City AuditorNovember 13, 2019

TAKING BIDS FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION:

The Burke County Sheriff’s office is taking bids for the con-struction of a garage/shop to be built in 2020 at the Burke Coun-ty Courthouse. Interested contractors may contact the Burke County Sheriff’s office for information related to the building project. Contact Sheriff Shawn Brien at the Sheriff’s office phone 701-377-2311.

USED FURNITURE: lamps from $10, reclining sofas from $190, 5 dining sets from $90, sofas and loveseats from $30, 3 desks from $25, twin beds from $85, Lazyboy recliners and glider rockers from $50, king bed w/frame $250, dresser,mirror and headboard $95, new bound area rugs from $39. Springan Furniture, 628-2413, Stanley

HELP WANTED: Full or part-time caregiver at K.I.D.S. Daycare, in Bowbells. Call 339-1861, please leave a message. 30-31c