Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-03
For County Judge.

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WoGANsPoRT, N. d., Sept. 80, 1890.
To the TRIBUNE and Voters of Burleigh County:
GENTLEMEN: l hereby respectfully an
nounce my lame to your attention as a
candidate for judge of the county court
and shall be pleased to receive your gener-
u support at the election in November.
MY AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
For the benefit of those of nv unac-
quaintance permit me to say with delica-
that l am a native of Rio Grande, Ohio; of
American parentage; so years of age;
brought up a farmer; I'm a university
graduate; presided over public, graded and
collegiate schools in the middle and north
western states Of this union for sixteen
years; left the schoolr0om with Mrs. Wo-
gan for the recuperation of our health in
North Dakota and settled on farm lands
here as pioneers-the first settlers of Wo-
gansport, January, 1882; founded the post.
office here in March, received my post
masters commission, which l still hold;
one OF the boomers for the Bismarck
Chamber OF Commerce; have led the school
and civil organizations of this iGlenview)
township II chiefly its presiding officer;
have been a republican since, and incIud-
ing, Lincoln's presidential election in 1860,
and chiefly here, for the nine years, their
election manager; wrote the first article
for the TRIBUNE, locating the capital at
Bismarck: lieutenant and captain in the
union army two years; was admitted to
the bar in Ohio, April, 1864, and a member
OF the supreme bar OF North Dakota; have
held the highest grade teachers certificate
in Dakota since February, 1882; a notary
public four years without my knowledge
or solicitation: about six years ago l re-
ceived about 800 votes and was elected one
of the justices of Burleigh county.
1t l can find the time, | shall be pleased
to visit every part OF the county and form
your personal acquaintance before the
election.
And, finally, let me say to everybody
that [ am in favor of the wisest and most
judicious interests of the citizens and tax
payers OF this county, and if | I'm consid-
ered your ideal of the man and the MAORI
ty will give me their support at the polls
my noblest judgment and my most ardent
energies to serve you as judge of the coun-
ty court.
Thanking you, l am, gentlemen and fel-
loW-cltizens, your most obedient servant,
HENRY F. WOGAN.
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