Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-01-11

cooper's trade, and worked at it up to
the opening of the civil war, when he en-
North Dakota, at New Salem, in 1883.
Is married and engaged il farming.
Was elected to the house as q republic
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KORsMO, PETER n, OF Northwood,
Grand Forks county, was born in Nor
way, in 1860; educated in the common
schools; settled in North Dakota in 1874,
on the Goose river, Grand Forks county.
Has been a farmer the entire time, with
the exception of three years, when he
was engaged in the drug business. Has
always taken an active interest in poll
tics, and was elected to the house as a
republican.
LEROM, JOHN T., Of Buxton, Trail
county, was born in Norway in 1854; an
cestry, Norwegian; educated in common
schools; came to America when 6 years
of age and settled in Wisconsin,; settled
in North Dakota in 1878; is married and
engaged in the farming and general mer-
chandise business. Was elected to the
house as a republican.
LINDSTROM, @. L., of Oberon, ben
son county, was born in Cannon Falls,
MIMI, in 1861, Of Scandinavian parents.
He moved to North Dakota in 1881, and
settled at Larlmore, Grand Forks coun-
ty, where he took up land and engaged
IN merchandise. ng; was connected with the
Indian service at Fort Totten for some
years, and has been a resident Of Benson
county since 1884. He has served me
term as county commissioner, and is at
present one of the prosperous farmers of
the county. Mr.. Lindstrom is married.
He was elected to the present house as a
republican
LOGAN, JOHN, of Alderman, Barnes
county, was born in Wlnona, Minnesota,
December 8, 1856. Ancestry Irish. Is
married, and engaged in the business of
farming and school teaching. Was edu-
Gated in the common schools of Winona.
Taught school for three years, and set
tied IN Barnes county, North Dakota, in
1880. Held a number of minor offices.
Served one term in the North Dakota
legislature, third assembly, and was
elected to the present house as a popu-
list.
MoLACHLAN CHARLES, of New
Rockford, Eddy county, is a native of
Erin, Ont, Canada, where he was born
July >13, 1861; Scotch parents. Educated
at the University of Toronto, and worked
in a reportorial capacity on several To
ronto newspapers. Came to North Da-
kota early in May, 1883 in company with
five others, crossed the country from
Valley City to MiDnewaukan and squat
ted on a claim, In April, 1884, Pease, the
defaulting county treasurer of barnes
county, skipped, leaving the treasury
over $4,000 short, and MI. McLacblan
was engaged as deputy treasurer by Hon.
D. Mcdonald, of Valley City, who was
appointed to fill out Pease's term of
office. He then went east to pursue his
favorite study of medicine, and after the
required four years of study and training
graduated az the University Of Toronto.
returning, located at New Rockford
Eddy county, where he now enjoys a lu'
%crative practice. During his first years
professional career he was appointed I'M
der Gov. Miller a member of the State
board OF medical examiners; was reap
pointed under under Gov. Burke, and
still retains his office. DIR. McLachlar
is unmarried and has always been {
staunch Republican.
M'OONALD, A. B., of Cando, Towne
county, was born in Pc ,erborough county
Canada, in 1850; ancestry Scotch; edu
Gated in common schools, after which
he 8 udied law; came to Nortt
Dakota in 1873, and settled il
Grand Forks county; moved after
ward to Towner county, where he is nov
living; Is married and engaged in tn
milling business, and also practices law
Was the unanimous choice of his count.
for representative, and although the dis
trict Is one of the banner democratic
stongholds in the state, he was elected
to the house as a republican.
MURPHY, JOHN S., Of White Earth
Williams county, was born in Wellsville
Allegheny county, N. Y, May 4, 1863
ancestry Irish and American; was edu
Gated IN the common schools and a
Bonaventure college; came to Nortl
} Dakota in 1886 and settled in Ransom
county, where he farmed an
, taught school for three years
was appointed Indian agent at For
Berthold by President Harrison
in 1889, and served four years; j
; married. and engaged extensively i
, the raising of horses aud cattle; wa
! elected to the house as a republican.
MYERS, JOSEPH A., of Inkster, Gran
Forks county, was born IN Ontario, Car
! ada, in 1850; ANCESTRY English and Irist
! was educated in the common schools
{ came tt North Dakota in 1881 and Sci
! tied in Grand Forks county; is marie
and engaged in farming; was elected
the house as a republican.
NELSON, THOMAS E., Of Hattie,
q Trail county, was born in NORWAY, M
vember 6, 1858. Ancestry Norwegian.
j married and engaged in general mercal
: tile business. Is a graduate Of the L
Crosse Business College, aud was Il
+ two years clerk in the treasurer's offe
at La Crosse; settled in North Dakot
d at Hatton in 1882; was a delegate to tt
3 last republican state convention, an
was elected to the present house as q r,
publican.
NIERLING, JOHN j., of Jane
q town, Stutsman county, was born j
9 Iowa, July %, 1856; ancestry German
9 graduated from Bayliss Commerce.
College in 1876; has been one ter
9 comfy aunerlntendent of schools