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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTAIN DISTRICT COURTCOUNTY OF ADAMSSOUTHWEST JUDICIALDISTRICT
Civil Case No:AFFIDAVIT FOR PUBLICATIONOF SUMMONS
RHETT PETERSON,Plaintiffs,v.Leonard E. Gupman and Eve-lyn P Gupman, as Trustees forthe Gupman Family RevocableLiving Trust, established byinstrument dated February 23,1993, Reseda California,Lucinda Pearl Turner, as Trust-ee of the Evelyn P Gupman1997 Revocable Trust, LucindaP. Turner, in her individual apac-ity, Leonard E. Gupman, in hisindividual capacity, Evelyn PGupman, in her individualcapacity, and all other personsKnown and Unknown claimingany estate or interest in, orencumbrance upon the propertydescribed in the ComplaintDefendants,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTACounty of AdamsAaron Roseland, being dulysworn, deposes and states asfollows:
1 He is the attorney for thePlaintiffs in the above-entitledaction and makes this Affidaviton their behalf. Affiant furtherstates:
2. The Summons, Notice andComplaint in the above-entitledaction were duly filed in the of-fice of the Clerk of the DistrictCourt in and for Adams Coun-ty, North Dakota where saidaction was commenced and isnow pending. Said Complaintsets forth the cause of actionfor quieting the title to real es-tate situated in Adams County,the contents of said Complaintbeing incorporated herein byreference.
3. The above-entitled action af-fects title to property, namely thefollowing real property situatedin Adams County, North Dakota:S%S% of Section 24, Township131 North, Range 92 West, Ad-ams County, North DakotaAnd each of the Defendantsclaims a lien thereon or otherinterest therein, either vested orcontingent. The relief demand-ed against such Defendantsconsists wholly or partially inexcluding them from such lienor interest
4. After diligent inquiry personalservice of the Summons, No-tice, and Complaint in this actioncannot be made upon some ofthe Defendants, or any of them,in this State, or Country to thebest of the knowledge, informa-tion and belief of this Affiant
5. All persons having or claimingan estate or interest in, or lien orencumbrance on, the above-de-scribed real property, whetheras heirs, devisees, legatees, orpersonal representatives of adeceased person, or under anyother title or interest, and not inpossession, nor appearing inthe Office of the County Record-er, the Clerk of the District Courtor the County Auditor of AdamsCounty, the County in which thereal property is located, to havea claim, title or interest in theproperty, are proceeded againstas unknown persons pursuantto Chapter 32-17 NDCC.
6. The interests of such un-known persons defendant in theland described in the complaintare not shown of record in theoffice of the recorder, the clerkof the district court, or the coun-ty auditor of the county in whichthe land lies, and this Affiantdoes not know and is unable toascertain the names, residenc-es, or post-office addressesof any of the persons who areproceeded against as unknownpersons Defendants.
Dated at Hettinger, North Dako-ta, this 1st day of June, 2021.
Aaron Roseland #06630Melling & Roseland Law, PC
Attorneys for Plaintiffsi PO. Box 390
Hettinge~, North Dakota 58639(701) 567-2418
Subscribed and sworn to beforeme, a not~ry public, this 1st dayof June, 2\.121.
Stephanie Howe,Notary Public
Adams County,North Dakota
iJune 10, 17, 24, 2021
Publid Hearing NoticeThe final public hearing requiredby the Corqmunity DevelopmentBlock Grant program will be heldat 10:00 am, on July 6,2021, atthe Adams County Courthouse,602 Adam~ Ave, Hettinger, ND58639. The purpose of the meet-ing is to hear public commentsconcerning the use of federalfunds awarded to the AdamsCounty for! the Lagoon projectFor more information or due toa disability' you require specialaccommodations to participate,contact Roosevelt-Custer Re-gional Council 701-483-1241.All comments are due by July 6,2021, by 1qoo a.m.TTY 800-366-6888; ND RelayVoice: 800-366-6889 or SpanishUser: 800-135-8590
June 24, 2021
CIITYOF I
REEDER I
Council Proceedings I
PROCEEDS OF THE REEDERCITIf COUNCIL
Official Rroceedings of theReed r City Council
"Subject to he Councils Reviewan Revision"
Reed r North DakotaJu e14th 2021
The Reede City Council met atthe Reeder Community Centerfor their reg larly scheduled citymeeting.The meetin was called to or-der at 7:00pM by Mayor WesSchwarzwalter. Council mem-bers presen : Dennis Munro,Barney Nic ols, Larry Jackson,Colten Lars n, and also mainte-nance man on Munro.Guests we Rachel, Matthewand Levi Mil er, and Nate Bourayby phone.Dennis mad a motion to acceptthe minutes, seconded by Larry,MC. Larry ade a motion to paythe bills, s conded by Colten,MC.New Busin ss: Barney madea motion to have Nate Bouraydraw up p pers for trespass-ing, giving 0 days, secondedby Dennis, \V1C.Colten made amotion to move 10,000 from En-terprise to ~ighway Fund, sec-onded by Larry MC.#10992 Co perative Legal Ser-vices $175.00 #10993 USPS$12.80 #10 94 Wages$944.37#10995 ages $461.75#10996Res rve Fund$120.40#10997Res rve SewerFund$67.00 #10998 electedofficial $5700#10999 elected$440.00#11 00elected$440.00#11001 Elec~ed $440.00#11002Elected $44 .00 #11 003 Consol-idated $18496 #11004 SWWA$2145.37 ~11005 ND DeptHealth $1600 #11006 MDU$1111.16 11007 Runnings$275.89 $11008 GS Publishing$39.00 #110 9 Adams Co Trea-surer $910. 6 #11010 ScrantonEquity $14 .52 #11011 DuvSanitation 50.00 #11012 NDRural Wate $130.00 #11013Cash, petty ash $20.00The next Reder City Councilmeeting will be held MondayJuly 12th 20 1.Larry motion d to adjourn meet-ing, Colten s conded it. Meetingadjourned.
Attest: es Schwarzwalter,I Mayor
Char arson, City Auditor
Hettinger SchoolBoard Proceedings
UNAPPROVEDRegular Board Meeting Minutes
Hettinger School DistrictMay 12, 2021 6:00 pm
Hettinger School AV RoomBoard Members:Present: Eric Andress-Pres-ident; Joy Laufer-Vice Presi-dent; Kortney Kindsfater; ChristiSchmitz; Jordan ChristmanAbsent:Others Present:Superintendent: Ryan Moser;Business Manager: HeatherEbert; Secondary Principal: Da-rin Seamands; Activities Direc-tor: Jon KohlerMeeting called to order by Pres-ident Andress.Moved by Kindsfater, secondedby Schmitz to accept the agen-da as amended. Motion carriedunanimously.Moved by Kindsfater, secondedby Christman to accept the Reg-ular School Board Minutes forApril 14, 2021. Motion carriedunanimously.Moved by Kindsfater, secondedby Schmitz to accept the SpecialSchool Board Minutes for April27, 2021. Motion carried unan-imously. .Moved by Kindsfater, second-ed by Christman to accept theSpecial School Board Minutesfor May 4, 2021. Motion carriedunanimously.Moved by Kindsfater, secondedby Laufer to approve the May2021 Board Bills. Motion carriedunanimously.Moved by Kindsfater, secondedLaufer to approve the April 2021Manual Checks. Motion carriedunanimously.Moved by Kindsfater, sec-onded by Laufer to approvethe Financial Report for April2021. Motion carried unani-mously. The Financial Reportshowed: Expenditures to Date$3,319,256.71; Revenues toDate $4,248,373.22; Cash onHand $2,170,800.94 plus a CDin the amount of $300,000.00.Other Ending Balances In-cluded: Special Reserve Fund$202,768.40; Building Fund$447,491.37; HS Tuition Levy$6,617.52; Miscellaneous Levy$174,924.11.The Board reviewed the StudentActivity Report for April 2021.Superintendents/ElementaryPrincipal:Expenditure Trends% Expended of Budget, % Ex-pended of Budget, % Expendedof Budget, % Expended of Bud-get, % Expended of Budget75.41,72.23,74.98,74.49,72.9End of Month, End of Month,End of Month, End of Month,End of Month$989,899,$1,037,193,$1,237,076.32Title Funding 2021-2022Federal Program, 2020-2021,2021-2022Title I (Title Teacher), $46,823,$48,579 .Title IIA (Class Reduction Teach-er), $22,010, $23,400Title IV (Innovative Education),$10,000, $10,000Summer Food PrbgramThe USDA will continue to of-fer free breakfasts and lunchesduring the 2021-2022 Schoolyear under a different program,but same results. We will not of-fer a summer food service pro-gram during summer months.Updated PROJECTED Funding,2020-2021, 2021-2022 (Project-ed), 2022"2023 (Projected)Total Adjusted Formula (31),$3,629,720.12, $3,703,998.48, $3,744,285.12Property Tax (48), $873,693.00,$920,295.36, $940,541.88Local Revenue (41),$258,678.59, $258,678.59,$258,678.59State Aid Payment (34),$2,497,348.53, $2,525,024.53, $2,545,064.65*This does NOT include the saleof bonds.Secondary Principal Report:PROM - Will be on May 15 andtake place at the Granary. Theprom advisers have been work-ing closely with the Junior classplanning this event. Finals Test-
$1,145,936,$1,060,775,
June 24, 202113ing Schedule - Testing will be-qin on Tuesday, May 18 with 3rdhour and 7th hour testing, andwill conclude on Thursday; theIlast day of school for the 2020-:2021 academic year. Gradua-tion - Will take place on SundayMay 23 at 2:00pm in the RobertsReinke Auditorium. The doorswill open at 1:OOpmand the cer-emony will be streamed via theHPS Stream Team. 7-12 Hand-book - Is placed in drop boxfor your viewing to suggest anychanges for the May meeting.Looking for approval in June.NDSA v. ACT - As of tonightthere is no big hurry to decideif we would like to switch ourhigh school accountability testfrom the 10th grade NDSA tothe traditional 11th grade ACT.More info will be provided at therneeting.Activities Director Report: Ath-tetics-Basebalt Their regularseason ends next Tuesday inBeulah. They go to Washburntomorrow. Regionals will be inBeulah this year as well. Theystart the Monday after schoolglets out Track: Their regu-lar season ends next week aswell. Last chance in Beach andReqionals in Dickinson. TheState Meet is also the week af-ter school gets out. It will be inBismarck again Elem. Boys BB:They will end their season nextTuesday. Elem. VB: We end-ed our season a couple weeksago. We had great participationthis year. Miscellaneous-Open-ings: We posted the job open-ings we do have for next year.They are: JH football, JH volley-ball, JH Boys basketball, Ass't.HIS volleyball, Ass't HS BoysBasketball, High School HeadBoys Basketball, and Ass't HSGirls Basketball. Reports I'vefilled out several end of yearreports this year. We've doneour Fine Arts participation sur"vey, concussion survey, andhave officially registered as aschool to sponsor Girls Wres-tling next year Participationsurvey for Athletics will be duein June. Science "0": They hadtheir State competition virtual-ly this year and they did great.They took 3rd at the State lev-el. They did not qualify for theNational event, however. FFA:Mrs. Schauer took her team tohorse judging in Fargo on Mon-day. Football Field: We met withWeston on Monday to discussthe sprinkler system for the foot-ball field. Earth Day: Ms. Blockhad her Earth Day on May 5.Things went well there.Student Council Report: Thekids running for officer posi-tions have been getting theirspeeches recorded with Mr. Jto be shown at homeroom fromthe stream team. Group of kidson the cookout committee areworking on a possible lunchcookout for the high school kidsthe last week of school weatherpermittinp. It was a good yeareven though we didn't do asmuch as we wanted still hadsome successful fund raisersand events. Kids have alreadybeen working on some ideasand changes for next year.Unfinished Business:Trevor Huff taker with Engtechgave an update on the buildingproject. There are essentially 4different projects that need tobe bid out: boilers, pool, roofsand windows. Engtech will besolicitating bids for the projectswithin the next 2 weeks. Theywill have to wait for 3 weeks inorder to give time for the bids tocome in and be awarded. TheBoard will be asked to have aspecial meeting to award thosebids sometime in June. Engtechis hoping for the boiler project tobe up and running at the verylatest in October 2021. They arehoping to have the pool backup and running February 2022.The roof and window replace-ment may have to wait until thesummer of 2022, but hopes areto get bids to finish the summer/fall of 2021.This day being set to open bidsfor the sale of the 2002 DodgeIntrepid and 1999 Chevy Subur-ban. One bid was received fromTheo Schalesky of Hettinger,
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