Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-04

sisMARck DAILY TRisyss.
10 therefore ~ years old Is married
and has SIX children. He came to
North Dakota from Wisconsin ii 1862,
and became a general merchant. He
was q member Of the house IN. 1903,
and was elected senator without topp,o.
sition hast fan.
Judson LaMoure, first district OF
Rembina, Pembina county, was born in
the county of Missiguof, Canada,
March ~, 1889. His ancestry was
French-Irish. He was educated at
Frelighsburg. Canada, and settled in
Dakota first at Elk Point, s. b., In 1870.
Later he came to the Red river valley,
spent some time about Fort Abercrom-
BILE, where he engaged in early day
steamboating on that river. He final
ly settled at Pembina, where he estab-
lished q mercantile business, which
he still maintains. Senator LaMoure
Is the oldest member of the senate,
both in age and service. He was q
member of the territorial legislature
in 1928, 1877, 1881 and 1885; Of the
state senate in 1889, 1891 and up to the
present time. He is married and has
three children. He has always been a
republican, active in politics, and a
convention or legislature without his
presence would, indeed, be very
tame affair. }s4- -, .<.ss
Clarence 3. Little, of Bismarck, Bur.
ligh county, Twenty-seventh legisla.
tive district, was born In New Hamp.
shine in 1857. He came from the early
Puritan stock and was educated at
Pembroke academy, Dartmouth col.
lege and Harvard law school. He
came to Dakota in 1882 and lent much
aid toward the first steps and ultimate
consummation Of statehood. Senator
Little was judge of probate Of Bur.
leigh county in 1884 and 1886. He
served as inspector general on Cover.
nor Pierce's staff. He is engaged in
the banking business, being president
of the First National Bank; has been a
member Of the senate since the organ.
ization of the state, as republican
Senator Little is married and is the
father Of two children. s.s.r
Alexander Macdonald, holdover re-
publican member from the Twenty.
sixth district, Emmons county, his
postofice being Glencoe. He was born
in Scotland "A years ago; is married
and has five children. He came to
North Dakota from Scotland in 1888
and became a farmer and stockraiser.
He was county commissioner for
eight years and director OF his school
board years ii
| %VStu<S vs. "oIsS IAC WNlDty-SSCOuU
senatorial district holdover, lives at
Cando, Towner county, and was born
at Venice, Ohio; he is 81 years of age
and is the father of two children
Senator Main is a jewe1er as well as
an agriculturalist and came to this
state from Missouri. He has varied
experience in public Office and has
served Towner county as surveyor
two terms, and as county commission.
er one term OF three years. He is q
republican and gentleman who will
undoubtedly see closely to those mat,
ters Of Interest to his constituency.
| D. II. Macarthur, Is the democratic
holdover from Botuneau county, whose
postoface address IL Bottineau. Was
born in Ontario, Canada, forty years
ago. He Is married and has two chill,
dren. He came to North Dakota from
Ontario In, 1885, and Is q druggist. He
was postmaster at Bottineau from
1884 to 1885. q b 55zf ~
Henry Mclean, republican holdover
from the Eighteenth district, Cavalier
county, his postofhce being Hannah
He was born In Perthshire. Scotland
and . S. years Old He L. married
and has eight children. He came to
North Dakota from Huron County, On.
tario, in 1882. and ID mechanic and
farmer. He served as town clerk, as
SCISSOR, member Of the school board,
and member Of the house Of repressn.
tatdves for the two sessions prior to his
election as senator. !.
Emil A. Movius, republican senator
nom the Thirty-seventh district in
Richland county. with postomce At
Ltdkerwood.s He w. born at uolnow,
Germany and IL 10 years old, is mar.
ried and has two 1iyine children. He
came to North Dalfota from BIZ Stone