Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-01-13
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES.
OF the Members of the Third Legislative As
SeMbly.
SENATE.

SGN-i1E.
ARNOLD. HORACE f.. of I.arimore, county
OF Grand Forks. was born in the county of Wind
ham, State Of Connecticut, on the 10Th of June,
1857; ancestry American; was educated at Gale
donna academy. Minnesota: settled in North Da-
kota III 1850: is single and at present engaged i'll
farming and newspaper work: in early lite was
engaged in teaching, then as a contractor and
builder: during the last eleven years has given
his attention to developments of Il large farm in
Larimore: was elected to the senate as a repub-
lican in 1890 and reelected in 1892.
BlDLAkE, JOHN. OF Osnabrock, county of
Cavalier, was born in Devonshire. England, on
the Gath OF June 1859; ancestry English: was edu-
Gated at Hereford College: settled in North Da-
kota in 1879: is married and at present engaged
Der of the territorial legislature in 1856, and
elected to the senate in 1890 as a democrat and
holds over; was appointed chief of staff by Gov
ernor Burke.
BRYNJoLFsoN, sKAPrI B]RYNJoLFUR,
Pembina. Pembina county, was born ON a farm
in the north part of Iceland on the Goth of Oc-
toDer, 1850, and lived in that country until 1874,
when he emigrated with mis- parents to Nova
Scotia. where he engaged in farming ana mining
for seven years; then started for the west and
lived in Minnesota for one year aud settled in the
IN the spring OF 1852, on a farm, where he has
lived ever since: in the fall of 1889 he ran for
representative, but was %defeated; has always
Morse "Nikings" who settled Iceland over 1000
years ago: he is a single man and has never gone
to school. but when small was taught at his
po1VllS Will Ill llc CuSlOM " lCtldIu.
received an education from books without a
teacher since coming to this country: was elected
to the senate of 1891 as a democrat and holds
over:
BURKE. JOHN, of Rolla, county of Rolette.
was born in the county OF keokuk, state of Iowa.
on the 25th of February. 1859: ancestry Irish;
tied i'll NorthDaaota in 1887: is married and at
present engaged in the practice of law; grad
uated from law department. of State university
OF Iowa IN 1856, %practised law one year in Des
Moines, Iowa: was elected county Judge of
Rolette county. North Dakota: was elected to
the house OF 81 as a democrat and elected to the
senate of 'aS as a democrat.
CASHEL, JOHN L., of Grafton. Walsh county,
was born in the county OF Kings, New York, on
the Oath day of June 1S4S; ancestry Irish: was
educated at ,Wa!yland university, the State uni
tons; settled in North Dakota in 1851; is mar
RED: cashier of First, National bank
Of Grafton; was for several years member Of
of education of Grafton: is also engaged in farm
ing; was elected to the senate as a republican in
1891 and holds over.
DAY, EDWIN P, of Bartlett. county of Ram
New York, on the 9th Of March, 1927; ancestry
North Dakota 1882; is married. and at present
s 6essn lis principle in l@ Business. t nas Been c ons
nected with the republican party since its first
organization: voted for John T. Hale in 1852:
territorial legislature in 1854. in the Grand
Forks district on the anti-railroad ticket, and
was defeated; elected to the senate as a repub-
ENGER, FlNGAL g., of Portland, Steele
county, was born in district of Ringerike, Nor
way, on the 22d day OF February, 1915: ancestry
Norwegian; was educated in the common schools
of Norway: settled in North Dakota in 1871: Is
married and at present engaged in farming; was
the first settler in Steele county, going there in
than Fargo; has been engaged extensively i'll
farming ever since: has always been an advocate
OF the principles OF the republican party, and has
been. and is now. a consistent worker for p1ohi-
bition Of the liquor traffic: was elected to the SEN
ate Of al as a republican and holds over.
ENGLE, MATTHIAS L., of Lisbon, Ransom
county, was born on the LIST day of September,
among the teachers he had when a boy and who
have since become prominent are United States
Senator Teller OF Colorado and Congressman D..
academic education he began life as a clerk in
the American Express company's office at
Auburn, under a special appointment from the
famous president of express companies, Henry
Wells. lie was connected with express bushes
as clerk, messenger and agent until 1874, when
he removed to Friendship. n. T., and conducted
som county, North Dakota, in 1851, and engaged
in farming with his brother.in-law, Geo. W. Rob
lnson, and has continued farming since that
time: at the first election held in Ransom county
he was elected as one of the county commission
es and was made chairman Of the board, which
position he held up to November, 1887, when he
ACoiSiCu III u = NC aux ~ SlNC uS private IN.
terests his undivided attention: in politics he has
always been a democrat, but never a strong par
tisan; he was nominated tor the senate last fall
by the democratic convention and elected by
democratic, independent and farmers alliance
votes: he is a prominent alliance member from
Ransom county, and a hold-over member OF the
present senate.
FULLER, BAILEY W., of Jamestown, county
Of Stutsman. was born in the county of La
Noble, Vermont, on the 2lst day of January,
1847; ancestry American: educated in johnson
n0nlnVnH ~ 4 in Al~kt, Na1,r% =: 70 :.
married, and engaged in farming, and real estate
business; was member of Vermont legislature
vol terms; mayor OF Jamestown in 1889: was
member OF the first state senate, re-electedin 81.
and is reelected to the present senate as a repub.
lican.
GREGORY, CHARLES E., of Minot, county of
Ward, was born in the county Of Hancock, state
X a atsraSas: w was s1 ed 11ea ed a at fiIinois s? State ANCESTRY n%iysT.
sity, and Union College of law; settled in North
Dakota in 1892; is unmarried, and engaged in
practise OF law; p%racticed law at Sioux Falls and
Darlington before settling at Minot in 81: was
elected to the senate as a republican.
HAGGART, JOHN E., of Fargo, Cass county.
was born in the county of st. Lawrence, state Of
in the common schools; settled in North Dakota
in 1871, at Fargo, but had been in the territory as
far back as 1867; was the first city marshal Of
Fargo; was sheriff of Cass county twelve years.
and deputy United States marshal ten years: IS
married, and engaged in farming; was member
eelthe first state senate; reelected in 81. and re-
ted to the present senate as a republican.
WnaiEskIER: WILLIAM, of Hoople, county of
nn1orioSNas born in the county of Peterborough,
GTn nG = ? the 18th of October, 1916: ancestry
in M" Sort6 61ascated in the public. school; settled
ent engaged = farming: = has has ii aiw;a a,,e a. hea pres =
n e,ne. a,% WAS q ! publican until 1884, then a dem
independent. "o ~ 'no pie9en' sehate as an
.Richiain nio was born Si Il ii tSs in the county Of
in the state of Ohio, on thIsli 18th Of Nav W 1s SSns an.