Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-01-11

OF the Iowa college and the AndOvor TheolOg
cal seminary admitted to the bar in 1857 and
supreme court in 1885, has the degrees Of and
s"1sRs M ad
in 1885, he returned home at the breaking out of the civil
% minis % to raise
ter in for the Second district
%n
and half at Marselles for the German Empires his
as M sase eask S o na 5
cult court came to Dakota in April
Is a
gagged faTmng elected c to the house
WILLIAM RAMsDELL, Of Blinsmon, Moody county,
on s sosa IL @ Of MT
cesry who settled Essex New York. about the year
o% ssea T X 5 o% %
there until he to Flandreau and Settled in Dakota
II s in ds the }s sIs b in
elected county clerk clerk Of the district
IL % e5e S m
ber 1857 and served four termseght years, and is at
5mn @ % s Fl
total vote polied of 4O12 there being only five votes
DANfEI + RoYER, Of Alpena, Jerauld county was
@ o9rn in Frankn INK COUNTY March 2
At pSe IL
cd S ars fifteen then
and graduating at jefferson Medical
Gollege OF fnl!adelphla pennsylvania, in 1855 prac
years. came to Dakota in 1885, located in Apena in the
9 1882 So been Of also
vate bank and practices medicine; served member
%
1880 votes against LIZA for F. Anderson, democrat
es GEORGE ORG W NJ RYAN Of Theodore waworth county,
sSF a. and sss
in April 1883 His early life was spent on the farm; at
the OF eighteen he teaching the
lie schools of Erie county, Pennsylvania which profess
Normal school at Lebanon Ohio, one year and CON-
peted his education at the State Normal school at Edn
eerk Which Office he held until his . to IN
treasurer which Office by election he still
is at present engaged in farming; elected to the
af as receiving s voes
HORACE 81. SHEETS of Esmond Kingsbury county,
was born in the county Of Erie state of Pennsylvania
settled in Erie county about 1885, was edu
Gated at Rock River seminary. Mt Morris Illinois;
engaged in the manufacture of wind and feed mills;
was member Of the Sioux Fails constistiona comvea
ton which met in 1885, and is at present engaged in
publcan receiving 425 votes OF total vote $685.
JAMES IS O. SMITH II l.; Of Hatton Steele county
born the county Of 1 Of
his father attn being from Suyan county New Hampshire
in 1872 and settled in Dakota in May is77 has farm
Of goo acres ye miles north Of Gasseon in Gass
to the territorial house republican receiving $3.50
%n Rts S SSsss PSs lsnd Harbor Ramsey
county was born d1 in the County Of Durham Province
who settled in Ontario; was educated at Toronto and
CLeveand Ohio medical schools settled in Dakota in
QrQN fha 0fi0on nf
medicine was elected to the territorial house repub
lican, receiving 1858 votes against 1904 for G.
CHARLES j. TRUpE, of Vale Butte county. was
in @ the Of s g Of New
in New York state in 1882 was educated school,
a if pk in @
tee for the years also member of the Fourteenth
legislative district republican central committee for the
seg in raising to
aer9aHif FL F. &
s the 18th
ted at Merose Scotland and settled in Turner county
in 1872 g to The &s United States
to sgO @ May and
%aned mai until 1885, then went to St Louis Msseur
to IN 1872
in 1888 sold out and settled in Centrevie when the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad was built, and en-
/
business elected to the territorial house arepub
lcan. receiving votes, out of total of 5158.
i NATHAN UPHAM, of Grafton Walsh county, was
born in the Province Of Nova Scotia the 25h
Massachusetts, early in 17OO educated in the com
mon schools and settled in Dakota in 878 register
deeds for Walsh county six years. was probate Judge
in iss9 and 1881 in Pem6ina county, has always been
Der, wheat and addition to carrying large
farm and s at present engaged in farming; elected
to the territorial house republican, receiving
votes against 16l5 votes for Donald Stewart democrat
ORSAMUs R. VAN ETTEN, of Highmore, Hyde
county, in the county of Cayuga state Of New
York On the l4th day Of July 1881 of Dutch ancestry
was educated at Moravia, New York, and Fort Plain
seminares came Dakota and settled in Hyde county
December IL, 1883: always republican and served
SIX deputy sheriff 9f Caylga county New York
boy teaching school for winters previous to the
after which he engaged in the livery and horse
business and detective work until he gave up all and
gaged as h temperance lecturer and established him
New York independent battery private in 1851 and
remained with the battery until the close Of the
the Potomac. and was in all the principal battles