University of North Dakota - Dacotah Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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H.-XRIJI ti. SKULASON. B. A. 1.1ac'1'U1:1cle ox 1-1nv.x'1'1z eo1o'ou.'x'1'10Ns. Alf. SlilIl!lSOll received his ll. A. degree from thc University ot' North llzikotzt. heing also :1 grztdnztte of the Nurinul College. ln 1897 he was zldniitted t0 the har in North lJ:1k0t:1, innnedintely heqinning the practice of his profession ut Cirnnd Forks. Mr. Sknlzlson has been connected with the University l.:nv School since 1900. ,I IION. ROISICRT Al. CAROTIIIERS, Ll.. B. 1.1ae'1't'1uc1z ox w11.1.s .mn ADMlNlS'l'RA'l'IlDN. Mr. CZll'Ol.llCl'S took up the study of law :lt Ann Arbor, Mich., glilillllllllljlf in 1339 with the degree of l.l.. li. llc then took up the practice of law in tirzlnd Forks, and in ISQO was elected judge of the County Court, which position he held until 1900. llc has served in his present capacity in connection with the Law School since its orgzuiizntion. l-'RANK R. lfIfE'l'll.'XKI. 1.1cc 1't'1z1a1t oN 1'1.1c.'x111N4: AND 1'1t.xe'1'1t'1c. Nr. l:0Clllflll1 was horn in Prince lidwurd lslnnd Ile e:nne to Grand l orl:s in IS87Q stndied lztw in the Ofhce of l-lon. J. M. Cocllrzlng since henig zldnntted t0 the har he has prztetieed. lns profession. l'le has heen connected with the College of Law since 1900. 29

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College of Law ANIJRIQW A. ISRUCIC, M. A., LL. B. llli.XN imp PROIFESSOR or ,xc:1zNev,, 1mx11xt:1cs, e.x1z1z11a1as. CONS'l'l'l'U'l'lllNAl. 1.Aw, 1'UllI,lC l'Ul.ItfY ANU ttoM1s1oN 1..xw 1'l.EAllING. Professor llrnee received his degree from the University of VVisconsin: practiced law in Chicago for six yearsg in 1897 was Professor in the Chicago Law School: in 1898 he hecanie Assistant Professor of Law in l1is Alma Mater, resigning in 1902 to accept the position as Professor in the University Law School: elected to his present position in IQO4. HON. GUY C. ll. CORIJSS. l'Rt7l'lCSSUR or Tours, t'0Nlfl.ll'T or 1..xws AND E9U1'1'Y. Mr. Corliss was admitted to the har in 1879. He practiced law i11 tl1e liast until 1886, when he caine to Grand Forks: llL'C?llllC the hrst Chief Justice of the Supreme Conrt i11 1889 and served on the hench until 1898. judge Corliss hecanie Dean of the. College of Law at its inception in 1889, which position he held llllfll he resigned i11 IQO4. I.. li. HIRDZELL, LL. B. 1Ns'1'1zUc'1'o1z IN 'run co1.1.1-:c:1-: or LAW. Mr. Birdzell received his college training and legal education at tl1e University of lllinois. After receiving his degree in IQO3, he was engaged in tl1e practice of his profession i11 Chicago until last fall, when he took np his present work. 28

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HARRISON A. ISRONSON, M. A., Ll.. B. x. PINS ANI! REAL l'RUl'lCR'I'Y. Klr. lil'UllS0ll received his ll. A. :incl Bl. A. degrees froni the L711ix'e1'sity of North llzilcotn, :incl his l.l.. ll. degree froin the University of M.i1111e:1ot:1. He is the Illllllill' of hBl'0ll8Ol1'8 Reeitzxls in lX'llIl1lCl1J1ll l1o11rle, :incl ulll'0l180ll.S l.:1x1' of l'llXtlll'C8.U HON. TRACY R. ISANGS. 1.1:c 1'11111c1t ox 1c1'11v1':Ne1a. Mr. Hangs was zlclmittt-rl to the hzn' in 18853 :nppointecl COl'I30I'ZlllOll :1ttor11ey for the city of Granfl l o1'ks i11 1889 and ill 1892 was electecl St:1te's Attorney of Grzuiml liorlcs County: i11 1894 appointcrl llnitecl States Attorney for tl1e District of North llztkotu. Mr. Hangs has tillecl his present position since 1899. s Q- 11 C1lzO. A. RANK15. 1.1c1:'1'171:1a1: UN 1'111x11N.x1. 1..xw. Horn in 1867. Mr. Ilzings was nchnittcrl to the practice of law Nov. 311, 18935 zippointerl City Attorney jan. lst. 1897: electecl State! Attorney in the fall of ISQS, for :1 lCl'lll of two years. lle took llll his present work i11 the College of Law in 1904. 30