Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-01

Twenty-fifth district, resides at Ellen
dale. He was born in New York state
"A years ago; is married and has three
children. Mr. Geer came to North Da-
kota from Cortland. N. Y, in 1881 and
his business is real estate and insur-
ance. He has been the police magis-
trate of the city of Glendale ten
years and postmaster; is a holdover
senator, having been elected on the
fusion ticket two years ago.
GILBERT o. GULAcK, of Mcintosh
trict in the senate. Mr.. Gulack was
born in Beloit. Wisconsin, in 1859 and
is married with a family of five chill
dren. He first came to Dakota terri
tory in 1879 and does a general mer-
chandise and farm implement business
at Ashley. his home. He has held a
number of minor township and village
Offices and has been one of the board
Of commissioners of Mcintosh county.
Mr.. Gulack served his district two
terms in the lower house, 1S9S-1901
and now comes to the upper branch as
senator. He has always been a
republican and is outspoken for re-
submission, being instructed to sup
port any measure looking to some
good local option law
HANS o. HAGEN is the independ-
ent senator from the Thirty-eighth
district, Barnes county. His postoffice
is Fingal. He was born in Norway
and is As years of age; is married and
is the father of eleven children. He
came to North Dakota from Canton
Fillmore county, Mimi, in 1882 and
is farmer Mr. Hagen was the first
chairman of the board of supervisors
in the town of ThordenskjOld and has
been its assessor for a number of
years. He was elected county commits
siOner in Barnes county in 1889 for a
term OF three years was a member of
the house of representative in the ses-
sion of 1893 and was elected to the
state senate over X. S. Ramsett. the
republican nominee. as an Independent
! HENRY HALE, Twenty-first district
Ramsey county. lives in Devils Lake
and is native of London, England
He is so years of age. is married and
has three children. He came to North
Dakota from Arkansas in 1873 and is
by profession a real estate dealer and
farmer. He held the Office of auditor
of Ramsey county from 1889 to 1899
was member of the house Of repre-
sentatives in 1899 and 1901 and is a
holdover senator. Mr. Hale is a
staunch republican and in 1900 won
by handsome majority over George
Vannier, democrat and H. NJ Creel
Independent candidates
p. HERBRANDsoN comes from the
Eighth district. county of Trail, his
postoffice being Caledonia. He was
born Aug. 9, 1S47. and is therefore
55 years old. He is married and has
six children He came to North Da-
kota from Clayton county. Iowa, in
1876 and engaged in farming He
was member of the house of repre-
sentatives in 1895 and again in 1899.
Was county commissioner Of Trail
county for twenty-one years Has held
the Office as chairman of township
board and at present is the president
of the school board Of Caledonia town
ship. Has also been postmaster at
Caledonia twenty-five years Was
elected to the senate for the term
OF four years as a republican.
MARTIN JACOBSON, Twenty ninth
district, Ward and Williams coun-
ties, postoffice. Minot. was born
in Iowa 50 years ago: is married
and has six children He came
to North Dakota from Iowa in 1886
and is a ranchm,r and hardware and
implement dealer: has been county
commissioner of Ward county for
seven years; was elected to the state
senate over A. c. N7idruch as re-
publican on the democratic ticllet-an
extraordinary precedent He is a
holdover senator.
AUGUST e. JOHNSON comes from
the Thirty-fifth district. composed Of
Mclean. Mercer and Oliver counties.
Washburn is his postoffice. He was
born in Sweden March 26. 1874. and is
the Youngest member in the senate
He is married and is the father of
two children. Mr. Johnson came to
North Dakota from PENNSYLVANIA in
1883. He is a printer and has served
three terms as county auditor, first
serving in 1896. He was elected to
the senate over Swan Hanson the
democratic candidate as a republican
A. }. klRkEiDE is the senator from
the Twentieth district. Benson cOun-
ty, postoffice, Church's Ferry: was
born in Norway and is AZ years old
Is married and has three children.
He came to North Dakota from Nor
way in 1882 and to Benson county in
1883. and engaged in farming Held
the office of town clerk of Normania
township from 1890 to 1896: elected
commissioner for the First district of
Benson county in 1895 and reelected
in 1898. Was reappointed in January.
1902. Was elected to the state SEN
ate over Tim Mahany. democrat, as
a republican.
JUDsON LaMoURE. First district,
of Pembina Pembina county. was
born in the county of Missignoi. Can
ada. March 81. 1889. His ancestry
were French-lrish. He was educated
at Frelighsburg Canada. and settled
in Dakota first at Elk Point. S. D.. in
1870. Later he came to the Red River
valley. spent some time about Fort
Abercrombie. where he engaged in the
early day steamboating on that river.
He finally settled at Pembina. where