PAGE 8 THE SUNDANCE TIM F~ OCTOBER 15, 1987
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history and in the process by which this country's democracy is preserved. Its
one premise is that people must be informed if they are to govern themselves
¢ompotently. Public Notice advertising first come into being with the Congress
of 1792. That body, recognizing its responsibility to the people, required the
Postmaster General to advertise for bids for the construction of new post offices.
From that inauspicious beginning to the complex publication requirements in
federal, state and local lows today, government officials hove come more and
more to understand their obligations to inform the public through Public Notice
advertising. Newspapers over the years have been the vehicle by which these
obligations have been fulfilled. They will continue to be us long as the public
demondm that it be informed frequently and by the best means possible.I
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
BY ADVERTISEMENT AND SALE
The State of Wyoming Farm Loan Board, mortgagee, entered
into two mortgage agreements with Lloyd and Lets Viergutz as
mortgagors. The first mortgage is dated July 29, 1981 and was
recorded July 29, 1981, in Book 186 of Photos, at Page 713, in the
Register of Deeds, Office of the Clerk of Crook County, Wyoming.
The second mortgage is dated June 18, 1984 and was recorded
June 18, 1984 in Book 220 of Photos, Page 84, as Instrument No.
433691, in the Register of Deeds, Office of the Clerk of Crook
County, Wyoming. The mortgagors have waived and released all
rights under the homestead exemption laws, W.S. 1-20-101 et seq.
As of October 21, 1987 the balance due on the mortgage will be One
Hundred Ninety-Three Thousand Five Hundred Ninety-Eight
Dollars and Fifty-Six Cents {$193,598.56), which includes principal,
interest, and statutory fee on delinquent payments. Also due will
be costs and attorney fees to date. The mortgage payments are in
default, and the property to be described in this notice is subject to
foreclosure by advertisement and sale.
The property subject to foreclosure will be sold by the Sheriff of
Crook County at public auction on October 21, 1987 at 10 O'clock
a.m. in front of the Crook County Courthouse in Sundance,
Wyoming. Representatives of the Farm Loan Board may bid at the
sale. The Farm Loan Board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. The successful bidder must pay with certified funds. This sale
is subject to the rights of redemption as provided by state and
federal statutory law. The successful bidder will receive a sheriff's
certificate of purchase upon payment of the full balance of the bid.
The property consists of the following:
RESURVEY
TOWNSHIP 55 NORTH, RANGE 61 WEST, 6th P.M., CROOK
COUNTY, WYOMING
Section 30: Lots 3, 4, EV2SW¼, SW¼NE:A, SE¼NW¼
TOWNSHIP 54 NORTH, RANGE 62 WEST, 6th P.M., CROOK
COUNTY, WYOMING
Section 1: Lot 4
Section 2: Lots 1, 2, 3
RESURVEY
TOWNSHIP 55 NORTH, RANGE 62 WEST, 6th P.M., CROOK
COUNTY, WYOMING
Section 26: SW ¼ SW 1/4
Section 27:SV2SE¼
Section 34: N:/2NV2, that portion of NE%SE% described as
follows: Commencing at the quarter corner common to Section 34
and 35 and running thence south 1320 feet, thence S 89 degrees 36'
W. a distance of 613 feet, thence N 11 degrees 46' E. a distance of
613 feet, thence N. 2 degrees 0' W. a distar:ce of 450 feet, thence N
45 degrees 35' E. a distance of 370 feet, and thence N. 89 degrees
36' E. to the point of beginning
Section 35: Lot 1, NW¼NW¼, S:/2NW:A, SW~A, SV2SE¼
together with all buildings and improvements thereon and all other
privileges, hereditaments and appurtenances belonging unto said
land or in any way thereto appertaining, and including all water
and water rights, adjudicated or unadjudicated, stored, used upon,
or appropriated for the above described lands, together with all
irrigation reservoirs, ditches, laterals, canals, flumes, aqueducts
and siphons complete, or any interest therein regardless of how
owned or represented with rights of way therefor; also all other
irrigation works, drainage systems, artesian wells and water
flowing therefrom, windmills and all other property and property
rights of every kind and character, real and personal, pertaining to
or used in connection with the irrigation and drainage of the lands
described above or which may be appurtenant to said lands,
whether owned by the mortgagor at the date of the mortgage or
hereinafter in any manner acquired by the mortgagor during the
life or term of the mortgage; together with any mineral rights
existing on, in, or under the above-described real property owned
by mortgagor at the date of the mortgage or hereinafter in any
manner acquired by the mortgagor during the life or term of the
mortgage.
Additional information regarding the property may be obtained
by appointment with Mr. Dave Force, Farm Loan Office, Herschler
Building, Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002.
DATED this 14th day of September, 1987.
Publish: September 24; October 1, 8, 15, 1987
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE
Whereas, on the 14th day of November, 1986, Cleston Lubken,
Jr. and Diana L. Lubken, husband and wife, as mortgagors,
executed and delivered a certain mortgage to the Moorcroft State
Bank, as mortgagee, which mortgage covered and mortgaged the
following described real property situated in the County of Crook
and State of Wyoming, to-wit:
Lot 1 in Block 4 of the 4th Addition to the Town
of Moorcroft, Crook County, Wyoming, together
with all improvements thereon situate.
which mortgage was recorded on the 25th day of November, 1986 in
Book 255 on page 109 of the Photo Records of Crook County,
Wyoming; and,
WHEREAS, said mortgage was given to secure the payment of
$29,200.00 plus interest as set forth in and as evidenced by a note
dated November 14, 1986, which note was due and payable in
monthly installments; and,
WHEREAS, default has occurred and exists in the conditions of
said mortgage in that the note secured is in default and has been
called by the note holder for full payment in accordance with the
terms of the note, and the mortgagee claims that there is now due
and owing on the date of first publication of this notice, the sum of
$28,941.05 as principal plus the sum of $599.40-as interest for a
total sum of $29,540.45, and that there is also due and owing the
further sum of $1,500.00 as attorney's fees as provided for in said
mortgage, together with the costs incurred or to be incurred in this
foreclosure; and,
WHEREAS, the mortgage contains a power of sale in the event
of default of any of the conditions thereof, and whereas no suit or.
proceeding has been instituted at law to recover the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
mortgage herein described is hereby foreclosed and the real
property above described will be sold at public auction by the
Sheriff of Crook County, Wyoming, for cash, to the highest and
best bidder, at the hour of 10:15 o'clock a.m. on the 23rd day of
October, 1987, at the front door of the Crook County Courthouse in
the Town of Sundance, Crook County, Wyoming.
DATED the 1st day of October, 1987.
MOORCROFT STATE BANK
Mortgagee
Publish: October 1, 8, 15, 22, 1987
POSTPONEMENT OF FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the foreclosure sale which
was originally scheduled for the 6th day of October, 1987, on the
following described property, has been postponed until the 17th
day of November, 1987, at the hour of 10:00 A.M. at the front door
of the Crook County Courthouse, Sundance, Wyoming:
Lot 29 of Pine Haven Subdivision, Crook County, Wyoming.
The New York Guardian
Mortgagee Corporation
MORTGAGEE
Ernest W. Halle
Attorney for Mortgagee
P. O. Box 826
Cheyenne, WY 82003-0826
(307) 634-4111
Publish: October 15, 22, 29; November 5, 1987
plants.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT 8. When treating noxious
WITHIN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF CROOK weeds in the fall, make sure
AND STATE OF WYOMING there is not an excess of dead
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ) weed or other plant foliage
WOODROW W. PETERSEN, ) Probate No. 4697 present that could intercept and
Deceased. ) tie up the herbicide, reducing
NOTICE OF AMENDED APPLICATION FOR uptake by the target weed
SUMMARY DISTRIBUTION OF REAL PROPERTY plants.
Notice is hereby given that an Amended Application for 9. Russian knapweed, Field
Summary Distribution of Real Property has been filed in the bindweed, and Canada thistle
District Court, Sixth Judicial District, Crook County, Wyoming, by store nutrients in their roots in
Marlys A. Petersen, Greg Petersen, Jack Petersen, Larry Petersen the fall. Thus, all are good
and Roger Petersen pursuant to W.S. Section 2-1-205 seeking to candidates for fall treatment as
establish their right and title to the following: they will readily translocate the
An undivided one-fourth interest in and to the following described herbicide along with the
real property: nutrients.
TOWNSHIP 50 NORTH, RANGE 65 WEST, 6TH P.M., 10. Stop spraying when the
CROOK COUNTY plants no longer can take up the
Section 8: SV2SE¼, SE¼SW¼ herbicide. Effectiveness is not
Section 17: All temperature dependent, except
Section 18: EV2EV: as it impacts plant growth.
Section 19: NV2NE¼, SE¼NE%, NE¼SE:A There is no minimum temper-
Section 20: NW¼, NW¼SW:A, N%NE¼ ature at which to stop spraying.
11. If Tordon 22K freezes in
Section 30: SE¼NE¼, SE¼SE¼ = less 10.8 acres
TOWNSHIP 50 NORTH, RANGE 66WEST, 6TH P.M., the container, it does not
CROOK COUNTY deactivate the active ingredient.
Section 13: NW ¼ NE ¼ NW ¼ Agitate the chemical before use
if it should freeze.
Hearing on this matter is scheduled for October 28, 1987, at
10:00 a.m. in the Crook County Courthouse, Sundance, Wyoming.
All parties interested are hereby notified that unless they appear
and object to the object and prayer of the application, the factsGame Et Fish
contained in the Amended Application for Summary Distribution of by Barry L. Floyd
Real Property shall be presumed correct and title to the real With the onslaught of hunt-
property shall be vested in the parties named hereinabove in the
following proportions:
Marlys A. Petersen one-half
Greg Petersen one-eighth
Jack Petersen one-eighth
Larry Petersen one-eighth
Roger Petersen one-eighth
DATED this 6th day of October, 1987.
Mark L. Hughes
HUGHES & DUMBRILL
P. O. Box 456
Sundance, Wyoming 82729
{307) 283-1313
Publish: October 15, 22, 1987
August 14, 1987
NOTICE OF STATE TIMBER FOR SALE
LYTLE CREEK TIMBER SALE, located on Section 16, T.53N.,
R.65W., of 6th P.M., Crook County, Wyoming. The State of
Wyoming, will on the 17th day of November, 1987, at 9:30 A.M. at
the front door of the courthouse in Sundance, offer for sale at oral
auction and sell to the highest responsible bidder, an estimated
128.147 thousand board feet of ponderosa pine sawtimber, marked
or otherwise designated for cutting. The minimum acceptable bid is
$29.40 per MBF. In addition, there are an estimated 12.2 cords of
ponderosa pine roundwood to be removed at a fixed rate of $0.50
per cord.
The cost of advertising must be paid by the purchaser of the
timber. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
The required bid guarantee is $377.00, ten percent (10% of the
total appraised value, to be submitted by the purchaser on the day
of the sale. The bid guarantee must be by a certified check,
cashier's check or bank money order made payable to the
Commissioner of Public Lands.
The successful bidder must furnish a performance bond or
payment in the amount of $500.00, or ten percent (10%) of the sale
value, whichever is greater; slash disposal deposit in the amount of
$1.66 per MBF or $212.72 on the day the Timber Sale Contract is
signed.
Full information concerning the timber and conditions of the sale
should be obtained from Howard C. Pickerd, District Forester, P.O.
Box 639, Newcastle, Wyoming 82701. (Telephone No: Ac.
307-746-4261).
Publish: October 15, 1987
NOTICE OF STATE TIMBER FOR SALE
SOURDOUGH TIMBER SALE, located on Section 16, T.55N.,
R.65W. of 6th P.M., Crook County, Wyoming. The State of
Wyoming, will on the 17th day of November, 1987, at 10:00 A.M. at
the front door of the courthouse in Sundance, offer for sale at oral
auction and sell to the highest responsible bidder, an estimated
110.462 thousand board feet of ponderosa pine sawtimber, marked
or otherwise designated for cutting. The minimum acceptable bid is
$24.20 per MBF. In addition, there are an estimated 31.179 cords of
ponderosa pine roundwood to be removed at a fixed rate of $0.50
per cord.
The cost of advertising must be paid by the purchaser of the
timber. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
The required bid guarantee is $267.00, ten percent (10%) of the
total appraised value, to be submitted by the purchaser on the day
of the sale. The bid guarantee must be by a certified check,
cashier's check or bank money order made payable to the
Commissioner of Public Lands.
The successful bidder must furnish a performance bond or
payment in the amount of $500.00, or ten percent { 10 %) of the sale
value, whichever is greater; slash disposal deposit in the amount of
$2.01 per MBF or $222.02 on the day the Timber Sale Contract is
signed.
Full information concerning the timber and conditions of the sale
should be obtained from Howard C. Pickerd, District Forester, P.O.
Box 639, Newcastle, Wyoming 82701. (Telephone No: Ac.
307-746-4261).
Publish: October 15, 1987
ing seasons some of the same
questions keep coming up. One
of the most often reoccuring
questions is the one dealing
with public access to public
lands. By public lands we are
talking about state lands (school
sections,, for example) or
Federal properties such as
National Forest lands or B.L.M.
ground. The same basic rule
applies to both types of public
ground: If you can get to the
public ground from public
access you can hunt it. This
means that if you have to cross
ANY private land or travel on a
private road to get to the public
land, you MUST get permission
to do so. Landowners can
charge a trespass fee for this
privilege of crossing their
private land but not for hunting
any public lands under their
control.
One big difference between
state land access policy and
federal land access policy is that
on state lands only the privi-
leges of hunting, fishing and
trapping have been retained by
the state. That means that only
those three activities can be
done without express leasee
permission. The privileges of
camping and driving on state
lands are just that, privileges.
Just because the public has the
right to hunt on state lands, that
doesn't give us the right to
drive all over them as has been
done on some state sections by
some very lazy hunters. This
gives us all a bad reputation.
One other point to be brought
out and expanded on is the fact
that if you are going to play the
"line game" as I call it, you had
better be prepared to lose as
well as win. By this I mean if
you are going to hunt those little
patches of public land, stay on
them! Just because you start
out on a public section don't
expect any quarter if you
"accidently" stray onto private
land. It is the same as with the
hunters that insist on hunting
right on the state line. If you
want to play the "line game",
either know where you are at all
times or be prepared to lose a
rqound now and then. On the
other hand, if you know (I
repeat KNOW) where you are at
and you have arrived there by
due course, stick to your guns.
STATE OF WYOMING
COUNTY OF CROOK
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Docket No. 4734
IN THE MATTER OF
THE NAME CHANGE OF
KURT WILLIAM FRITTS
A Minor.
Be advised that a Petition for
Name Change of Kurt William
Fritts has been filed in the
District Court, Crook County,
Wyoming, Sixth Judicial
District, by Terrell Aungst.
Anyone wishing to contest the
name change must file an
Answer with the Court within 30
days of the last date of publi-
cation of this notice. If no
Answer is received, the Court
shall proceed with the Name
Change of Kurt William Fritts
and his name shall be changed
to Kurt William Aungst.
Publish: October 8, 15, 22, 29,
1987
Fall Weed Treatment
Guidelines
by Roeland Elliston
1. Fall treatment effective-
ness is dependent on the condi-
tion of the weed plants. There
must be enough foliage present
to take in the herbicide. Rod
Lyn, agronomist, North Dakota
State, says that the only
difference between fall and
spring applied liquid treatments
of Tordon 22K was that the fall
control was initially lower.
After 24 months, control was
• similar between fall and spring
applications of the liquid formu-
lations.
2. Use 1 qt./acre or more of
Tordon 22K herbicide for most
perennial weed species. With
Leafy spurge Tordon 22K at one
gallon an acre gave over 80%
control for two growing sea-
sons.
3. Do not treat frozen ground.
4. With Leafy spurge, re-
growth of the spurge must have
begun again.
5. Color is not the factor by
which you decide when to stop
treating. Available leaf surface
is the key factor. Thus, even
after the spurge plants have
turned s reddish, reddish-
orange, or yellow color in the
fall, treatments with Tordon
22K will be equally successful.
During this color change, there
is no need to hesitate treating if
adequate leaf surface remains.
6. In dry years, the spurge
may not break dormancy, so you
should wait for fall rains to
insure that the plants are grow-
ing again and will assimilate the
herbicide.
7. You should treat only until
hard killing frosts cause the
leaves to drop off the weed
"I'm OKI" Teen Retreat ober 17th.
will be held Registration fee
Young people 13-15 are invit- which covers
ed to attend a Teen Retreat, and program costs
October 17-18 in Douglas, the County
Wyoming. Douglas, WY.
This retreat, entitled "I'mProgram resource
OKI", will help young people are Gene
develop skills in dealing with and Brenl
relationships with others, both youth
pressures, self-images, specialists with the
communication and decision-Office. The retreat
making skills, sored by the
The event will be held at the Extension Services
State Fairgrounds beginning at and Converse
11:00 a.m. on Saturday, Oct- information is
local County
6th & Cleveland Open 24 Hours
8oodyoar lira & , nfieo
*ICE
CREAM *FOUNTAIN
*POPCORN
*Slurpee
16 Oz.
35c
Small
Bag
10c - 20c -
Nacho - 75c
6th & Cleveland Sundance
eo BAR R~CH ECUPMB~T
Ranch has been leased. Auction will be 60 Bar Rench 20 mtles I
of Gillette, ~yo. on Hwy 59 north. COmbiete close oot of reneh
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29
11qUCXS - TRACTOflS -- TR~US~S -- LIQUeIMENT
TI~C~Im: D-4 Caterbillar S/N 7U5336, bouqbt new, been used on ran@
only w/nb farming, has 1400 hrs., excellent---J O 2840 tractor w/model
?u-kl ]bade-, cab..1 sets hydraulics, gOOd rubber, real clean---Ford
tractor, ~ea* good cond. w/ mounted buzz saw (will offer 2
Ford tractor w/~' tr~lctOr ~lower (offered 2 ways)---Ford 4000 tractor
,:ond.---~.N Ford *factor w/]oader---8-N P'ord tractor---Case skid
T~1978 CHEV. ~ualIy pickup wlqooseneck ball, 10w mileage, real
---1983 JEEP OlCkUp w/gooseneck ball, good cond.---Ig6/ DODGE 1 ton
a/10' Flatbed c(~binati~,n box w/hoist, good cofld.
"n~Alt.lg~S: FLYING L 16' p:Jll-type trailer, real good---24' ?RAII.MASTER
}oosenec~ s~ock trailer, like new---FLYING L 15'x6' tandem puIl-typs
;tocktraller---20' LUNDGEN gooseneck stocktral]er, real good---Z6' HART
~andem ~ua] ,daVy duty trailer w, loadlng farads, like new---14' flatbed
:anoem *roller for ,auling big bales.
EOUSIMIswrr: Including J D 14' qrah, drill w/grass seeder, new.-.].poall
bltOl equipment for Ford tractor~---2 & 3 bottom Ford Dlo~s---Danuser
hole Iliqger--*{ito log solit~er---50 Little Scotchman corral
~olnt Ford scooP---Johnson calf table, llke ,,~u~-.. eduii~ment for
~; feeding bid round bales---lots of shop tool$*--PhJ$ mucfl, ~IJCtl morel
HOl~- m~- ANIta-- ~
PA.q'n~Lurn~-see next week's paper for more com lete listing or
call for brochure. Exce~tlone} quality and condltlon.
~j TE~H~ ! CASH
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Box bqq, GII.LJ[TTE. WYOMING 8271A -3071
The Meritt N. Barton Estate lands are
to all hunters. If there are any quest
please contact Lynn Jesperson (telep
468-2735) about all Barton land whicl i
West of Wagner or Thornton Road,
Larry EIIsbury (telephone 468-2734)
land which lies East of Wagner or Thor
Road.
No other person is authorized to
permission to hunt on the Meritt N.
Estate land.
JOHN R.
Executor of the
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