1) In 1883, the Northern Pacific Railroad reached the city of Fargo, making it a transportation hub for the region.
2) In 1910, Theodore Roosevelt returned to North Dakota to campaign for the Progressive Party. He spoke in Fargo and Grand Forks on October 25th of that year.
3) In 1975, the first coal-fired power plant in North Dakota went online in Stanton. The plant, operated by Basin Electric Power Cooperative, is still in operation today.
4) In 2007, Fargo was named the "Best Small City for Business" by Forbes magazine. The city's growing economy and business-friendly environment were cited as reasons for the honor.
5) In 2014, a massive snowstorm hit North Dakota, bringing up to 18 inches of snow in some areas. The storm caused travel disruptions and power outages across the state, and was a reminder of the harsh winter weather that can hit North Dakota in late October.
5 Fun Facts About October 25 In North Dakota History
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