North Dakota history and people; outlines of American history . that office standing as incontrovertible evidence of his abilityand fidelity. In addition to his law practice he is one of the directors of the Grand ForksStreet Railway Company. Mr. Bangs has been married twice. On the 1st of October, 18S9, he wedded Miss MariaA. Griggs, who passed away in Grand Forks, March 21, 1891. On the 8th of July, 1895, hewas again married, his second union being with Miss Xenia A. Gilbreath, a daughter ofJohn W. and M. A. Gilbreath. ^Ir. Bangs lost his second wife on the 12th of September,1913. In 1911 he
North Dakota history and people; outlines of American history . that office standing as incontrovertible evidence of his abilityand fidelity. In addition to his law practice he is one of the directors of the Grand ForksStreet Railway Company. Mr. Bangs has been married twice. On the 1st of October, 18S9, he wedded Miss MariaA. Griggs, who passed away in Grand Forks, March 21, 1891. On the 8th of July, 1895, hewas again married, his second union being with Miss Xenia A. Gilbreath, a daughter ofJohn W. and M. A. Gilbreath. ^Ir. Bangs lost his second wife on the 12th of September,1913. In 1911 he adopted a son, Donald A. W. Bangs. Fraternally Mr. Bangs is connected with the Knights of Pythias and is serving on itsboard of control. He is also connected with the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. Inpolitics he is a democrat, has served as counsel for the state legislature and is now acandidate for congress. He belongs to both the North Dakota State Bar Association andthe American Bar Association and he has made for himself a creditable position among. GEORGE A. BANGS ^ \ HISTORY OF NORTH DAKOTA 493 the able lawyers of Grand Forks. Many specific evidences of his ability might be cited. Heserved as chief counsel for the hovise of representatives during the impeacliment proceed-ings of John r. Cowan in March, 1911. He served as chairman of the committee in theinterest of fraternal insurance companies in 1904 and was instrumental in readjusting ratesof insurance for the Knights of Pythias, which at that time was practically bankrupt butis now in a prosperous condition. In 1907, in recognition of his work, he was requested toaddress the Insurance Commission of the United States at Kichmond, Virginia, and did fact he is a recognized authority upon insurance conditions and laws throughout thecountry. ALONzo Mcdonald. Alonzo McDonald, now serving as cashier of The Citizens Bank of Waihalla, has spentalmost his entire life in North Dakota and has taken an active part in i
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