1. In 1889, North Dakota became the 39th state in the United States. The state was part of the Dakota Territory until it was split into two states: North Dakota and South Dakota.

2. On July 10, 1950, the International Peace Garden was dedicated on the border of North Dakota and Manitoba, Canada. The garden serves as a symbol of peace and cooperation between the United States and Canada.

3. In 1884, the town of Jamestown, North Dakota was founded. The town was named after James F. Smith, an early settler in the area.

4. On July 10, 1979, the town of Granville, North Dakota was hit by a tornado, causing significant damage to the town. Despite the damage, no one was injured or killed in the tornado.

5. In 1935, the city of Fargo, North Dakota experienced a major flood, with water levels reaching over 40 feet in some areas. The flood caused significant damage to the city and its infrastructure, and resulted in the evacuation of thousands of residents.