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Sanborn Weekly Journal

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PUBLIC NOTICESPUBLIC NOTICES STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTACOUNTY OF SANBORNIN CIRCUIT COURTTHIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUITNEBRASKA STATE )BANK & TRUST, ) Plaintiff, ) vs.Jonathan C Enfield; )Jennifer Enfield; )Any Person in Possession; )Monsanto Company; ) Defendants. )

Civil No. 55CIV18-000039NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE SALE Judgment in the amount of $182,236.28 having been entered in favor of plaintiff and against de-fendants, which Judgment was filed with the Clerk of Courts of Sanborn County, South Dakota, on March 29, 2019, for the foreclosure of a real estate mortgage, Notice is hereby given pursuant to said Judgment that the real proper-ty described in the Mortgage dated March 20, 2017, which Jonathan C. Enfield and Jennifer Enfield, Mort-gagors, executed and delivered to Cohano Investments, LLC, Mortgag-ee: Lot A of Rubendall Cattle Com-pany, Inc., Addition, a subdivision of a portion of Lots Three (3) and Four (4) of Section Three (3), Town-ship One Hundred Five (105) North, Range Sixty (60), West of the 5th P.M., Sanborn County, South Da-kota, except 17` off West side and Except Lot H2 and Lot A and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Sanborn Coun-ty, South Dakota, on March 30, 2017, as Book 138 of Mortgages, Page 75. Said mortgage has been assigned to Nebraska State Bank & Trust Co. by Assignment of Mort-gage recorded on May 15, 2017, as Book 138 of Mortgages, Page 302, in order to realize the amount of $150,000.00 as of March 20, 2017, plus interest accruing thereafter on said amount at the rate of 12.00000 percent per year, together with the costs and expenses of sale, will be sold subject to redemption as pro-vided by law as one parcel of land at public auction, subject to the lien for unpaid real estate taxes and assessments of Sanborn County, South Dakota, and easements and restrictions of record, to the highest bidder for cash under the direction of the Sheriff of Sanborn County, South Dakota, at the front door of the San-born County Courthouse, in Woon-socket, South Dakota, on August 1, 2019, at 10:00 AM (CT). If the sale is set aside for any rea-son, 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 July 10, 2019 THOMAS J. FRIDLEY Sheriff of Sanborn County, South Dakota MACKOFF KELLOGG LAW FIRM By: DAVID C. PIPER, Attorney ID#4128 38 Second Avenue East Dickinson, ND 58601 (701) 227-1841 Attorneys for Plaintiff Published twice at the total ap-proximate cost of $57.00. SJ48-2tb

Sanborn County Commissioners proceedingsJULY 16, 2019 Sanborn County Commissioners met in regular session on Tuesday, July 16, 2019, at 9:00 a.m. with Chairman Jeff Ebersdorfer presid-ing. Other members present were: Steve Larson, Ray Ohlrogge, Gary Blindauer, and Paul Larson. Also present was Auditor Diane Larson. Motion by P. Larson, seconded by S. Larson, to approve the minutes as presented. All ayes. Motion carried. CITIZENS INPUT Tony Austerman met with the board with concerns about the con-ditions of the roads in Afton Town-ship. Many options were discussed. HIGHWAY Stacy Mendenhall, Highway Su-perintendent, and Sheri Kogel, Administrative Assistant, met with the board. Contractors will be con-tacted for quotes on projects that are approved for FEMA funds. The county share will be 15 percent, the state share will be 10 percent, and the federal share will be 75 percent. Motion by Blindauer, seconded by P. Larson, to pass the following resolu-tion:BRIDGE IMPROVEMENT GRANT

PROGRAM RESOLUTION AU-THORIZING SUBMISSION OF

APPLICATIONS WHEREAS, Sanborn County wishes to submit an application for consideration of award for the Bridge Improvement Grant Program STRUCTURE NUMBERS AND LOCATIONS: 56-030-025, 7.5 Miles North of Woonsocket, South Dakota 56-200-153, 0.5 Miles West and 2.3 Miles South of Artesian, South Dakota and WHEREAS, Sanborn County certifies that the projects are listed on the county’s Five-Year County Highway and Bridge Improvement Plan; and WHEREAS Sanborn County agrees to pay the 20 percent match on the Bridge Improvement Grant funds; and WHEREAS, Sanborn County hereby authorizes the Bridge Im-provement Grant application and any required funding commitments. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE-SOLVED: That the South Dakota Depart-ment of Transportation be and hereby is requested to accept the attached Bridge Improvement Grant application. Vote of Commissioners/Council: Yes 5, No 0 Dated at Woonsocket, S.D., this 16th day of July, 2019. ATTEST: DIANE LARSON County Auditor JEFF EBERSDORFER Chairman DIRECTOR OF EQUALIZATION Penny Farris, Director of Equal-ization, met with the board. A prob-lem with the way the soil survey was programed in the computer was dis-covered. Farris will be sending tax-payers a notice of the changes. TEMPORARY LIQUOR LICENSE Motion by P. Larson, seconded by Ohlrogge, to approve the temporary liquor license for the Watermelon Festival to be held in Forestburg on August 17 at no charge. All ayes. Motion carried. BUDGETS Budgets from the different depart-ments were reviewed. More review-ing will be done at the August 6th meeting. REPORTS AND BILLS Auditor and Treasurer in all ac-counts $3,121,319.74 Motion by Ohlrogge, seconded by Blindauer, to pay the following bills. All ayes. Motion carried. Huron Regional Medical Center, Wage Garnish $292.36 First National Bank, Tax Liability $2,097.86 South Dakota Department of Health, Quarterly Payment $1,303.00

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MUMFORD PROTSCH LLPAttorneys at Law

Gregory A. Protsch & Kristian D. EllendorfBox 506 - Woonsocket, S.D.

Phone 796-4150SANBORN COUNTY REALTY

& TITLE COMPANYBonded Abstractors

Trisha Protsch - Kari Jo CarlsonBox 127 - Woonsocket, S.D.

Phone 796-4417

South Dakota Association of County Officials, Mod and Preserva-tion $50.00 State Treasurer, Monthly Remit-tance $47,861.75 A-Ox Welding Supply, Oxygen Cylinders $39.80 SYNCB/Amazon, Supplies $402.19 AmeriPride Services, Laundry $175.50 AT&T Mobility, Cell Phone $58.27 Baker’s Repair Inc., Battery $173.95 Beadle County Auditor, Victims Advocate Share $1,100.00 Beadle County Sheriff, Prisoner Care $3,280.00 Bound Tree Medical, Supplies $38.00 Campbell Supply, Supplies $146.97 Central Electric, Electricity $258.11 Colonial Research Chemical, Supplies $121.94 Connecting Point, Yearly Support $11,415.00 Dakota Two Way, Radio, Prog, Mi-crophone $566.00 State of South Dakota, Blood Al-cohol Test $120.00 Farnams Genuine Parts, Supplies $107.93 Farnams Truck Parts, Drain Valve $12.99 First National Bank Omaha, Ado-be and Fuel $103.97 Huron Regional Medical Center, Prisoner Care $166.99 John Deere Financial, Repair Axle Leak $335.14 Krohmer Plumbing Inc., Service Call $80.10 Lewis Drug, Medicine for Inmate $4.99 Local Lumber, Supplies $113.98 Mail Finance, Postage $588.00 Miner County Auditor, E-911 Ser-vices $6,250.00 National Association of Chiefs of Police, Subscription $60.00 Total Funds, Postage $1,000.00 NorthWestern Energy, Electricity $23.02 Office Peeps Inc., Supplies $22.49 Physicians Claim Company, Monthly Fees $205.03 Mitchell Area Safehouse, Quarter-ly Remittance $75.01 SAGA Communications of South Dakota, Ad $1,122.00 Sanborn County Ambulance, Meals $28.67 Sanborn County Treasurer, Trans-fer Title $20.00 Santel Communications, Phone, Internet, Tech Support $2,881.23 Dean Schaefer Court Reporting, Service $12.00 Spencer Quarries, Rip Rap $710.51 Sanborn Weekly Journal, Publish-ing $144.00 James D. Taylor, P.C., Mental Ill-ness Review $443.53 Transource Truck & Equipment, Repairs $764.62 True North Steel Inc., Culverts $6,341.58 Waste Management, Garbage $314.25 Thomson Reuters-West, Law Up-dates $2,234.42 Wilbur-Ellis Co., Chemicals $3,194.99 Williams Musical & Office Equip-ment, Toner $188.00 Woony Foods, Supplies $75.68 There being no further business, motion by Ohlrogge, seconded by S. Larson, to adjourn the meeting. All ayes. Motion carried. The next reg-ularly scheduled meeting is Tues-day, August 6, 2019. DIANE LARSON Sanborn County Auditor JEFF EBERSDORFER Chairman of the Board, Sanborn County Published once at the approxi-mate cost of $67.00.

Everyone is invited to attend the Car Show and Pork Feed at the Mount Vernon Area Mu-seum at 319 East 2nd Street in Mount Vernon on Saturday, July 27. The car show is sponsored by the 301 Rodz Car Club of Mitch-ell from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Davison County Pork Produc-ers are cooking the pork for the

PICTURED IS Kenny Helgeland and his 1992 Mazda Miata convert-ible that will be present at the car show.

Car Show and Pork Feed planned in Mount Vernon

meal that will be served from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the håall next to the museum. Tours of the museum will be available from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on July 27. Special attractions include Mike Johnson and his mule team and door prizes. This event is sponsored by the Mount Vernon Area Historical Society.

4-H Achievement Days fast approaching Members of 4-H are mak-ing final preparations for their annual Sanborn County 4-H Achievement Days which will be held Aug. 8-10 at the 4-H grounds in Forestburg. Every-thing from livestock to fine art to foods to electrical to pho-tography will be on display. Achievement Days are an op-portunity for local youth par-ticipating in 4-H to show off their hard work, and the public is invited to attend the activities on Friday and Saturday. On Thursday, 4-Hers will en-ter their display exhibit entries through interview judging. Display entries are in a multi-tude of project areas including visual arts, electricity, foods, food preservation, horticulture, clothing, home environment, horticulture, hobbies and col-lections, safety, child develop-ment, poultry and eggs, plant science (crops) and wood sci-ence. During interview judg-ing, the judge will ask the 4-H member questions about their exhibit, and then explain the reasons for the ribbon awarded. Display exhibits will be avail-able for viewing all day Friday and Saturday in the 4-H Build-ing. Friday morning kicks off with the dog show at 9 am. From 9-11 a.m. is a livestock judg-ing contest that is open to our county 4-H members as well as 4-Hers from neighboring coun-ties. During the contest, 4-Hers will evaluate and place classes of beef, swine, sheep and goats. The contest also includes pre-senting oral reasons to explain their evaluation. Friday after-noon begins with Poultry Judg-ing at 1 p.m. Also kicking off at 1 p.m. is Rabbit Judging/Show-manship, followed by Compan-ion Pet Judging. Friday evening is our Com-munity BBQ, serving a deli-cious shredded beef sandwich meal from 6-7 p.m. Note that this is a change to the sched-ule as we have traditionally served the BBQ meal on Sat-urday night. You may purchase your tickets in advance or at the door. An optional treat is to have a piece of pie with your meal for a free will donation. Check out the 4-H member exhibits while you are there and then plan to watch the en-tertaining Ag Olympics from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to return for the community pancake breakfast served by area busi-nesses and our Sanborn Coun-ty Commissioners on Saturday morning from 7-9 a.m. The

livestock shows begin at 8:30 a.m. in the show ring. Swine will be exhibited first, followed by goats, dairy and breeding sheep. There will be a lunch break at noon, where grilled burgers and hotdogs will be served with SDSU ice cream, and showcase the 4-H members with a Parade of Purples in the 4-H Building. After lunch, we return to the show ring for our rabbit/com-panion pet/poultry highlight show, and then move to the market sheep and beef shows.

Each of the livestock shows will include a showmanship competition, and then at the conclusion of the beef show will be the round-robin show-manship contest. Senior level 4-Hers showcase their show-manship skills for showing all species in pursuit of the Grand Champion Round Robin Show-manship Award. Come on over to support the 4-H members and enjoy the fun. A full schedule of events can be found at http://sanborn-county4h.com/2.html.