Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-01-11

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was by the Faemers Alliance me 'ess and Endorsed
by the democratic party and is republican in politics;
sessiyag votes against % 1891 S Votes for BgsioW
C0E i. CRAWFORD, of Pierre Hughes county,
o1r9 e il 3 hS eSy susr e St
ancestry, who settled in central Ohio in 1916; edu
schools and e law Of the
kota in 1884, engaged in law practice at Independence
u snd IS s % f
psactcng law elected to the council as aepab
ofSeS RoBGRT p6L1ARp of Scotland Bon Homme
sets On the h Of March, , @ . Irish ancestry
lof that type that fewer virtues possible in the
Hghness the Devil who settled in Massachusetts early
in the present century He spent his boyhood farm
Douglas county being the first Settler in that county
W
army in the Of the rebellion in April 1861 with
distinction; rising rapidly BY merit from the ranks
years Of age; was twice Wounded in battle, and to
the last I shot BY which @ he was physically disabled is
ct the Legal fraternity frat was elected district
Of s e
1885, and Of that held at the same place in 1885, and was
elected attorney general under the South Dakota state
movement. present engaged OTaCtlCOp
law; elected to the council republican, receiving
259 votes, against 1927 votes for Henry Cooly demo-
e Ericsson 9 Of Elk Poi Point, Union county
city in 1865; educated in public schools of New
York and Brooklyn and in the college Of the city Of
ber 1874; taught school and tried farming till March,
1872 when h. y the m ssd p Of law in the office Gf
q Schools Of
the territorial council in 1881 and to the
cSne S7 vde as @ receiving votes
1a IT, Of stutsman county,
on e e GSn e tstd in 81 sN
$780, served term during 1886 and 1886 district
pras o sGae 20 Ct a
can RECEIVING 2l4s votes. against 1921 votes for WP
was born in DunblanTe, T Perthshre, Scotland, On
IN ss ss% IL 0 II pSe
see g to # a Ran
city two terms went to the Hills in the Service Of the
PP sd left their Sa in @ to
s $
which was succeeded BY Lake HaIley the latter bust
ness was finally transferred to the First National bank
on a Haley s eah IS @
s Sh9 te s Votsi
for A. J. COrum. democrat
G. A. HARSTAD, of Hilsboro. Trail county, was
n NOrwav- Snntpmhpr 18th 1929 IN
cestry who settled in Trail county, Dakota in May.
is m
educated in Norway was elected to the seventeenth
Der Of the eighteenth session independent recev-
ing 2 votes AGAINST 852 votes for p Reed 466 votes
fo1 ef Bna
county born in Branford Canada @ septe
ynversty at Bsayer % Dam Wisconsin s sns Spsnssfss
t ?sRs
antry and served n the Brigade four was
spottsivana and at Richmond received wound that Al
most fatal read law a after the and
Gated in Union county, Dakota $780, elected to the terri
a council in 1872 and made ths
g e
Yankton in 1885, supervisor of the tenth United States
rial Council in $751; d and was rse7estsa to the
@ a ac receiving aan
ROBERT LOWRY, Of Huron, Beadle county, wa
was born in the county Of Blair state Of Pennsylvania
ancestors left the North Of Ireland in 1929 and settle
in Donegal township, LANCASTER county, Pennsyvana
manded the Lancaster county militia in the battle
B1andywne Robert Lowry was educated in g lo
the writing desks made Of slabs pinned to logs
and the seats were also made Of slabs BE
sembled at Harrisburg February 2 lS4l
and nominated the Harrison and Tyler electoral ticket
was IN
remains of President Harrison and the Cincinnati
mittee the Allegheny Portage railroad from Ho
Of Pennsyl appointed Mr. Lowry his aid de cam