Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-01-13

1890, as a democrat. and is a hold-over member.
LAME, JAMES p, of Michigan City, was born
IN county of ST. Clair. state of Michigan, ON the
ucated at Morine City. Michigan: settled i'll
North Dakota in 1882; is single. and at present
engaged in farming and grain DEALING. was
elected to the house OF 81 as an independents, and
is elected to the present senate as an indepen-
dent.
LAMoURE, JuDsoN, of Pembina, pcmbina
county, was born in the county of Missiquoi,
French.lrish: was educated ut Frelighsburg.
Canada; settled in Dakota in 1870. at Elk Point,
valley. and located IN Pembina. where he estab-
lished q mercantile business, and is at present
engaged in merchandising: is married.: was Il
II. Isl and SIS: Of the senate 81 So and 81, and
reelected to the present senate as a republican,.
LITTLE, CLARENCE g., Of Bismarck, Bur-
leigh county, was born in the county OF Mtrri-
1857; ancestry American; was educated at Penn
broke academy, Dartmouth college and Harvard
law school; settled in Dakota in 1882; commenced
was elected Judge OF probate in 81 and reelected
in St: was inspector general Oh Governor Pierce's
staff; is married, and at present engaged in bank
ing. as the president OF Capital National bank;
has beer a member Of the senate since organiza-
ton of state, and was elected to present senate as
a republican.
McCARTEN, RICHARD, of Cogswell. county
of Sargent. was born III county of Vernon, state
OF Wisconsin,. ON the Goth day of October. 1858:
ancestry Irish: educated in the common schools:
settled i'll North Dakota III 1882: is married. and
at present engaged in farming: have lived on
his farm in Sargent county since 1885, except
during the winter months when he taught school;
coming to s'H Worth arii DaS Rata II has i been iden neiG.d
with the Alliance since its first organization in
Sargent county: supported the alliance legisla-
tive ticket in 1890: elected to the senate as an ill.,
dependent.
MCCORMACK, Nj. L., of Grand Forks. Grand
Forks county, was porn in SusQuehanna county,
Pennsylvania, November %, 1917, of Irish ances-
try: was educated at the public schools; is mar
ried: settled in Minnesota in 1852 and removed to
Grand Forks, Dakota. in 1871; commanded one OF
the steamers OF the Red River transportation
mercantile business in Grand Forks in 1871 known
as Mccormack, Griggs & Co.: is one of the incor-
porators of the Citizens National bank: es.
established in 1885 the Grand Forks National
bank; was one of the commissioners appointed
by Governor Burbank in 1873 to organize the
county of Grand Forks and 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 1850, was delegate to Chicago convention in
1884. at which Grover Cleveland was nominated
for the presidency, and was one of the committee
appointed secretary of territory in 1885 by Presi-
dent Cleveland. and took charge OF the Office
December 10, 1855, was elected to the first state
senate IN 1889 and reelected to the senate of 81
as a democrat, and holds over.
Mc~GlLLlVRAY. ALEXANDER c., of Dick.
!nson, STARK county was born i'll Toronto. On
tarlo. on the path Of January, 1853; ancestry
Scotch; was educated in the public schools: set
tied in North Dakota in 1888: is married, and at
present engaged in mercantile business at Dick
hardware trade at Woodbridge, Ontario: travelled
for i've years for a New York dry goods house:
is director in First National bank of Dlckin-
mines OF that place. and owner OF a wellstocked
ranch; has been a member OF the county board
OF commissioners, and, although a republican.
was elected to the senate of 81 as an indepen-
dent: elected to present senate as a republican.
MILLER, JOSEPH, Of Mandan, county of Nor
Ton: was born IN Germany on the 22d OF August,
1916; ancestry; German; was educated in Ger
ried and engaged in the real estate and abstract
business; came to the United States when a boy:
always lived in the west; engaged in mercantile
business in Minneapolis for several years: was
twice elected register of deeds Of Morton county;
was elected as a republican to last senate and
holds over.
PALMER, FRANK, OF Fort Totten, Benson
18th of May. l847; ancestry, English and Welsh;
educated IN th DsS common schools; settled in North
served in the war from 1861 until its close, going
to Sun River, Montana, in 1855; after two years
removed to Fort Totten. where he has since re-
sided; was elected to the senate as a republican
in 1891 and holds over.
PATCH, JAMES NJ, of New Rockford, Eddy
county, was born in the county of Summit, state
OF Ohio, on the Sth of May. 1910: ancestry, En-.
gllsi:, was educated at Wayland University;
settled in North Dakota in 1883: is married and
engaged Ill farming; enlisted in the Second Wis
consin Infantry May 81, 1861 and served two
years and nine months, wounded and discharged;
ms regiment was attached to the famous "Iron
Brigade" army of the Potomac; has been a life
long democrat, and is a hOld-Over member of the
senate, having been elected in 1890 as a demo-
crat.
PINKHAM. NAHUM b., of Fargo, Cass
state Of Maine, on the 2lst day Of August, 1912;
ancestry English: was educated in the Maine
State Normal school: settled in North Dakota in
ioli; is married and at the present time engaged
deputy United States district attorney; was a
member OF the last house OF representatives
served tWenty-six months as a private and non:
Maine volunteers, First brigade, Second division,
Second army corps, Army of the Potomac: was
elected to the senate of 1891 as a republican and
holds over.
SORLEY. JOHN A., Grand Forks, Grand Forks
county, was born in Allamakee county. Iowa, on
the 18th OF June, 1853; ancestry scandinavian;
was educated. at DEBORAH institute, DEBORAH,
l Low ;s settled in North Dakota in 1859; is mar
been in practise at Madison, Minnesota, from
1854 until 1889; has held the Office of alderman
IN Grand Forks since the fall of 1889, and was
elected vice president of the city council in 1892;
was erected to the senate as a republican.
STEVENS. JAMES w, of Clement. Dickev
county, was born in the county of Onondaga,
New York. on the 22d OF August, 1923; ancestry
Engl!si; educated at Oberlin. Ohio: settled in
NORTH Dakota in 1883; is married, and has been,
Most OF ms ilfe a farmer; was o Whig until 1856.
then a republican until 1872 and a grernbacker
until 1888; was for four years justice of the peace
IN Michigan and held the same office in Dickey