Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-01

He never held any public Office prior
to the one he now occupies In the
house of representatives. He has al
ways trained with the republican par
ty and Is one of the youngest mem
bers in the house.
FRANK LisH is the representative
from the Thirty-frst district, Stark
county. and his pOstOfice is Dickin-
son. Mr.. Lish was born in Luxem-
burg, Germany. He is "a years of age.
married. and has Ave children. He
came to North Dakota from Nevada
in 1879 and engaged in building rail-
roads. and is now in the hardware
business. He vas sheriff OF Stark
county in 1895 and 1896. Two years
later. 1898, he was elected to the
house of representatives and o re-
turns to again represent the people
of the Thirty-frst district. Mr.. Lish Is
affiliated with the democratic party,
and is we'll and favorably known
throughout the state.
PATRICK J. LYONS, T~wenty-sixth
district. Kidder county. lives at Steele
anu was DOTH at WGotCnCotSi, 4 ShAA'S
vania. AZ years ago He is married
and has four children. Mr.. Lyons
came to North Dakota from Denver,
Colorado, in 1883 and is engaged in
the implement business, and conducts
a large farm as well. He has oficia-
ted as county judge of Kidder county
for six years and was elected to the
house over Henry S. Wood as a repub-
lican.
MICHAEL MADDOX, Twentieth
district. Benson county, and whose
pOstOfice is Goa. was born in st.
Croix county, Wisconsin, in 1861. Mr..
Maddox is a married man with a
family of eight children. He came
to North Dakota from saltwater, Min
nesota, in 1883 All is a farmer. He
has served as a county commissioner
in Benson county for six years and
from 1894 to 1900 was chairman of
the board and took a prominent part
in building the Benson county court
house. Maddox town. on the Oberon
branch of the Northern Pacific rail-
road, was named in his honor, as Mr..
Maddox lived in that vicinity seven
teen years. He was elected to the
legislature over l.. w. Hartman, the
democratic candidate. and is a staunch
republican.
BENJAMIN II. MALLoUGH, of
Cass county, is n of the representa-
tives of the Eleventh district. His
home is near Wheatland. He vas
born in Ontario AZ years ago; is mar
ried with a family of two children.
Mr.. MallOugh came to North Dakota
from Ontario in 1880 and is a farmer.
He has been chairman of the township
board of supervisors three years and
was in the Seventh Legislative body;
he is the present chairman of the
school board at his home. Mr.. Nal
Tough is a republican and had no OPP
position during the campaign of 1902.
MATT MATTSON, JR., Thirty-sec-
Ond district, is from Sheyenne, Eddy
county. He was born in Sweden and
is 43 years old and married. He has
child. He came TO North Dakota
from st. Paul, Minnesota, in 1888 and
is a farmer. Mr.. Mattson has had no
political experience prior to this honor
as a member of the house. He has
always trained with the republican
party.
WILLIAM A. MCCLURE is from the
Thirty-frst district, Stark county. His
p%ostOffice is Taylor. Mr.. Mcclure was
born in Wingate, Montgomery county,
Indiana, "A years ago. He is married
and has two children. He came to
North Dakota from Michigan in 1884
and is a merchant. Mr.. Mcclure was
a county commissioner of Stark coun-
ty six years, 1894 to 1900, and was
elected to the legislature from the
Thirty-irst district in 1900 and re-
elected to the same Office in 1902. He
is a republican.
GEORGE A. MccREA, First dis
trict, Pembina county, halls from
Drayton. He was born in Merrick-
vile, Ontario. Canada, Al years ago
n is married with four children. He
came to North Dakota in April, 1879.
Mr.. McCrea is cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of Drayton. He was
mayor of Drayton from 1896 to 1898
and president of the village council
from its incorporation in 1896 to in
corporation as a city. He was former
~ engaged in the hardware business
IN Drayton and has been interested
IN farming in North Dakota more or
less since 1897. Mr.. McCrea was elect
ed to the house of representatives as
a republican.
JAMES MCDOWELL, Cavalier coun-
ty. Fortieth district, postofice, Lang
don, was born in Scotland so years
ago and is married with six children.
He came to North Dakota from On
tario in 1882 and is a farmer. He has
not participated in politics very much
was elected to the Eighth legis-
lative assembly as a republican over
Mr.. Cameron, the democratic candi.
date. This is his first term as a legis-
lator.
LUTHER D. MccAHAN, Twenty
legislative district, Burleigh
is a resident of Bismarck. He
born in Ravenna, Ohio, 81 years
ago and is married. He is the father
Of three bright children. Mr.. MEGA.
han came to North Dakota from Ohio
In 1884 and has been identified with
the newspaper business in Ward.
Ramsey and Burleigh counties ever
since. He is editor of the Bismarck
He has been in the SEN
ate three sessions-two as chief of
the enrolling and engrossing force and
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