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

Ncntl0n OF either republicans or democrats; has
served one term as representative and Is re.
elected to the house as an independent.
MCLEAN, FREDERICK W., OF Langdon.
Cavalier county, was born in the county of Col
chester, province of Nova Scotia, on the 18th OF
Gated ut Spring Hill, Nova Scotia; settled in
North Dakota III 1880; is unmarried; is editor of
the Couricr-D Democrat and was elected to the
house as IL democrat.
NEWMAN. SETH, Of Fargo. Cass county. was
born in the county of llekimer, state Of New
York. on the 9TH day OF December, 1885; edu-
Gated II in public school; ancestry n ,ssg! American; set
bar in Buffalo, N. ". in November, 1860; COM
menced to practice law IN the spring of 1861 with
Horace Boies, now governor of Iowa. In April,
1861, was attacked with hemorrhage of
lungs and unable for some time to do any
business; removed in 1861 to Iowa and resumed
practice OF law in 1875: mayor of Fargo in 1887
and 1883: elected as republican to the lower
house.
OLIVER, HARRY s., of Lisbon, Ransom
state Of New York. on the 9th of J july. 1885, an.
cestry English; was educated in Panama, ". Y.
Union school; settled in North Dakota in lSSo;i
vious to coming to Dakota was engaged in the
hardware business; since coming to Dakota has
engaged in farming; was elected assessor of Ran
territorial legislature in 1884, and q member of
the Lisbon city council in 1856; was master of
Masonic lodge of Lisbon from 1882 to 1887; was
tlcClSu W UIC IUuSC IL u ICpuuIlCStl Ill lOSU, ana
is reelected as a republican.
OKSENDAHL, THOMAS H. of Rugby, Pierce
county, was born in Norway, on the 18th day of
November, 1862; ancestry, Norwegian; educated
at high school; Settledin North Dakota in 1884; is
single and engaged in farming most of the time
since coming to the state; was deputy register of
deeds of Pierce county for two years and q clerk
in the senate in 1891; vas elected to the house as
a republican,.
O'KEEFE, WILLIAM, of Mimic, Walsh
county. was born in Ontario. Canada in the year
1880: ancestry, Irish: was educated in the public
schools: came to North Dakota in 1880: is mar
ricd and engaged in the hardware business; was
brought up on a farm; left an orphan at an early
age: had been a successful farmer in Canada and
continued farming after cOming here, until 1888;
has always been a democrat and was elected as a
Democrat to the house.
PIERCE. JOSEPH DEXTER, of Lar;more,
county OF Grand Forks, was born in the county
December, 1857; ancestry American and Eng,
lish: educated at Newburg Academy. Highland
Institute and Eastman,s Business College; mar:
professional studies by reason of i'll health and
engaged with dry goods house in New York city;
is now a farmer and has never before held office;
republican and elected as such to the house.
PLAIN, CHARLES w., of Milton, in the
county of Cavalier, was born in the county Of
Kahn, state Of Illinois, on the 10th day of March,
Illinois; settled in North Dakota in 1888; is un-
married, and engaged in the farm machinery
BUSINESS, ana III extensive I0rmlOHs was MAYOR
of Milton, in 1891 and 1892; was elected to the
house as a democrat.
RINDE N. H., of Dundee, county of Walsh,
was born in the county of Rice, Minnesota, in the
mon schools and at st. Olaf S college, Northfeld:
settled in North Dakota in 1856; is a farmer and
was elected to the house as all independent.
RITTER, BENJAMIN F., of Casselton, coun-
Indiana. on the 18th of December. 1915; ancestry
American:- was educated in common school;
settled in North Dakota in 1883; is married, and
farmer and a republican since his youth, and was
elected to house as a republican.
SEVERSON, ELL!NG,o of Davenport, county
Of Cass, was born in county, Of Dane, state of
ccestry Scandinavian; educated in common
school; settled in North Dakota in 1880; is mar
RED and at present engaged in farm
ton in the town board of Norman for five years
and its chairman one year; several terms as clerk
the house as a republican.
STROM, HERBJORN H., of Hillsboro, Trail
county, was born in More Nummedal, Norway,
on the 9th of January. 1876; ancestry, Nor.
county: Iowa; settled in North Dakota in 1873
near HillsbOro; is married and at present en-
coroner of Trail county in 1882 and reelected in
lo84;l in 1856 he received the nomination for
auditor 1, on the republican ticket, but was de;
Ao~SNA W ~ NOICo III 1000 "dS CCl
county commissioner for the Second district of
Trail county; was a delegate to the first state
convention at Fargo in August, 1889, when he
stood with the faction that nominated Miller for
governors; was in 1889 elected representative TO
the first legislative assembly, where. he served
and stood solid by the faction that opposed the
lottery scheme; was a delegate to the second con-
ventl0n at Grand Forks in July, 1890; was re-
elected to the house of 81 as republican and
farmers alliance candidate and is returned to
the present house as a republican.
SOUTHARD, HARRY c., of Fargo, Cass
counts, was born in the county of Cumberland
Nortland) state of Maine on the 10Th day of May,
1909; ancestry, American; was educated at BOs-
IS engaged i'll the practice of law at Fargo, men,
Der of the firm of Francis & Southard: was
president Of the Worlds Fair board, which
position he resigned; was elected to the house us q
republican.
SIMPSON, LESLIE A., of Dickinson, Stark
State OF Maine on the It'll of December, 1857:
ancestry, American; was educated in the public
schools at Portland, Maine; settled in North Da-
t Ke.a ~ y ,a aSSe; ; is married Tss. aga , engaged : in the prac,
Office of Fiannery & Cook in Minneapolis and
was admitted to the bar in 1889; was elected to the
house as a republican.
SATTERLUND, JOHN, of Washburn, Nc
Lean county, was born in Carlsbad. Province of
SWermland, on the 81 day of May, 1851; ancestry,
tied In North Dakota in 1878; is married and at
present engaged in real estate and milling; came
to America in 1853; first visited the Territory Ut
DaKota IN iol-2, and located. permanently on q
arln fourteen miles north of Bismarck in 1873;
was elected county commissioner of Burleigh
county in 1852 and resigned in 1883. and located
nc Q OF Washburn, which to place he moved his
FAMILY me same year; was appointed the first
sherilt OF Mclean county in the fall of 1883 and
was reelected in 1884; was elected to the house
0f vi as q republican and is reelected to the