Loring M. Black

1886–1956 (age 70)

U.S. Representative

Biography

Loring M. Black (1886–1956) answered the call of public service, representing his constituents in the halls of Congress with a steady hand and earnest devotion.

In the years after his tenure, he remained close to the lives of the people he served, never straying from the mission of ensuring that Fort Lincoln’s neighbors felt seen and supported.

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