Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-01-16

1888, being one of the first settlers in the county;
organization Of Ward county; afterwards elected
clerk of court and also county judge, and was
elected state senator as a straight republican by
alarge majority.
JOHNSON, RODERICK j., of Blanchard,
Trail county, was born in the county OF Cape
Breton, Nova Scotia, on the Sd day of January,
1851; ancestry Scotch; was educated at the COM
rled and is at present engaged in farming; was a
member of the house in the first state legislature
and was elected to the state senate of 81 as a re-
publican.
KINTER, FOSTER NJ, of LaMoure, La.
Moure county, was born in county of Indiana
state OF pennsylvania on the 29th day of October,
1929; ancestry Dutch-lrish; was educated in In
diana academy; settled in North Dakota in May,
1882; is single (widower) and is at present county
commissioner; prior to coming to Dakota was en-
gagged IN me mercantile and manufacturing bust
ness; from 1882 to 1885 was in the lumber business;
in 1885 built the LaMoure roller mills; sold out in
1887 and served three years as postmaster of La
ing the war. but differing with the party on
universal negro suffrage ana other reconstructive
measures. left The party and has since 1858 been
democrat and was e!rct, d to the state senate as
q democrat.
KUHN, DAVID p. of Monango, Dickey county,
was born in the county of Allegheny, state Of
Pennsylvauia. on tue 2l>t day of July, 1857; an
cestry, American: was educated in Pittsburg, Pa,
public schools; settled in North Dakota in 1883; is
married and at present engaged in general mer-
chandising: resided IN P;tts0urg, Pa, until 10 years
u dSCs lllSll lClIltsN'N 10 iAlUOOlld, I'd, anu ILL
gagged in the mercantile business; lived there un-
Til the spring of 1888. when he came to North
Dak0ta; has always i"eu a republican and was
elected to the state senate as such by a good ma
jOrity.
LAMOURE. JUDSCN. of Pembina, Pembina
county, was born in !lc county OF Missisquoi,
Canada, on the 9th day OF March, 1889; ancestry,
French Irish; was edn"ated at Frelyhsburgh.
Canada; settled in Dakota in 1860 at Elk Point
(South Dakota), but afterwards moved to the Red
river valley and located in Pembina, where he
nCf0h1iSIA1 q rnaArpo fill ,,civnco orI Sc ~ trnS
ent engaged in merchandising; is married; was a
member of the territorial legislature in 1928,
1877, 1881 and 1885; a member of the first state
1891 as a republican.
LITTLE, CLARENCE b., Of Bismarck,
Burleigh county, was born in the county of
Merrimac, state of New Hampshire. on the
cestry; was educated at Pembroke academy,
Dartmouth college and Howard law school, and
settled in Dakota in the year 1882: commenced
in 1884 was elected Judge of probate and re-
elected in 1885. In 1885 was made inspector
general on Governor Pierce's staff; is married,
and at present engaged in banking, as president
OF the Capital National bank; was elected to the
first state senate, and reelected to the senate of
'9l as a republican.
LOWRY, ANDREW H., Of Buffalo, cass coun-
ty: was born in county Of Orange, state of New
York, on the 25th day of February, 1858: ancestry
Irlsh-American; was educated in GAINESVILLE,
Wis, commercial course); settled in North Da-
kota in 1879; is married and at present dealer in
agricultural implements; has held several Offices
of trust; is president of the village of Buffalo and
president of the board of school directors: was
elected to the senate of 81 as a republican.
McGILLIVRAY, ALEXANDER c. of Dickin-
son, Stark county, was born in Toronto, Ontario,
on tfe Path day of January, 1859: ancestry Scotch;
was educated in common schools of Toronto and
Woodbridge, Ont; is married and at present Ell.
gagged in the mercantile business at Dickinson;
MS first business experience was in the hardware
trade at Woodbridge; be moved from there to
chicago. and travelled five wears for a New York
dry goods house: came to Bismarck, N. D. in
1883; went from Bismarck to Mclean county,
and from there to Dickinson, where he engaged
director in the First National bank of Dickinson
and a halloween of the celebrated Lehigh Ignite
coal mines near Dickinson, as we'll as the owner
OF a we'll stocked horse ranch; has been a mem
Der of the county board Of commissioners, and
although a republican, was elected to the senate
OF vi as an independent.
MCCORMACK, M. L., of Grand Forks, Grand
Forks county, was born in Susquehanna county,
Pennsylvania, November 26, ls47, of Irish ances.
try; was educated at the public schools; is mar
Grand Forks, Dakota, in 1871; commanded one of
the steamers of the Red River Transportation
company for six seasons; established a general
me1eantile bushes in Grand Forks in lS71kDown
as Mccormack. Griggs & Co.; is one OF the incor-
porators of the Citizens National bank: estab-
s fisafd in 1882 u the 3saS GT9 md f FS5kS TS %drss Mis- Ws,,
appointed by Governor Burbank in 1918
to organize the county of Grand Forks
ana locate the county seat. and served as
alderman for the city of Grand Forks, of which
he was one of the founders; was elected mayor
OF the city in 1882, and reelected two succeeding
terms, serving until 1885; was a member of the
school board from 1877 to 1882, and was elected
treasurer of Grand Forks county in 1876; was the
democratic nominee for congress in 1880; was
delegate to the Chicago convention in 1884, at
which Grover Cleveland was nominated for the
presidency, ana vas one of a committee ap-
was appointed secretary of territory in 1885 by
President Cleveland, and took charge OF the Office
december IL, 1885; was elected to the first state
senate IN 1859 and reelected to the senate of 81
as a democrat.
MCCORMICK, JAMES, of Penn, Ramsey coun-
1871; ancestry Irish; was educated ill the public
schools and settled in Dakota in the year 1883, at
Churches Ferry; is married and at present en-
gagged in farming; enlisted from the farm
February ~, 1865, and served eight months as a
private soldier in Company K, 156th Illinois in
fantry; was a member of the board OF county
commissioners of Ramsey county for three years:
served three years as postmaster at Herman, La
house of representatives in 1889, and elected to
the'senate Of 1891 as a republican,.
MILLER. JOSEPH L., of Mandan, county of
Morton, was born in Germany on the 22d of Au-
gust, 1916; ancestry, German; was educated in
Germany; settled in North Dakota in 1881; is
married and is register of deeds of Morton county:
came to the United States when a boy; always
lived in the west; engaged in mercantile bust
ness IN Minneapolis for several years; has been
elected register of deeds of Morton county twice:
ator as a republican,, without opposition.
NELSON, MAGNUS, of De Lamere. Sargent
county, was born in the city or Christiania, Nor
way, on The 18th day of August, 1848: ancestry
norwegian; was educated at the citizens tiph
school, city of Christiania; settled in North Da.
k0f0 in 1870. il rnorrinI aud o&