1. On November 13, 1865, a devastating tornado hit the area of Virginia City, Montana. The tornado caused significant damage to buildings and homes, and several individuals lost their lives.

2. Montana State University was established on November 13, 1893. As the largest university in the state, MSU has been a prominent part of Montana's academic landscape for over a century.

3. The iconic Montana Carousel was originally built on November 13, 1911. The carousel has been a beloved attraction in the state for over a century, and is a testament to Montana's rich cultural heritage.

4. On November 13, 1933, Montana declared Prohibition to be officially over in the state. This marked the end of a 14-year era of strict alcohol regulations across the country, and opened the door for Montana's thriving craft breweries and distilleries.

5. November 13, 1956 was a landmark day in the history of Montana broadcasting. On that day, KXLF-TV became the first television station to broadcast in the state, ushering in a new era of entertainment and information for Montana residents.