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Governors of North Dakota

States

Term
Governor
Party
Under Territorial Government:
1861-1863
William A. Jayne
Republican
1863-1866
Newton Edmonds
Republican
1866-1869
Andrew Jackson Faulk
Republican
1869-1873
John A. Burbank
Republican
1874-1878
John A. Pennington
Republican
1878-1880
William A. Howard
Republican
1880-1884
Nehemiah G. Ordway
Republican
1884-1886
Gilbert A. Pierce
Republican
1887-1889
Louis K. Church
Democrat
1889
Arthur C. Millette
Republican
Under State Government:
1889-1891
John Miller
Republican
1891-1893
Andrew H. Burke
Republican
1893-1895
Eli C. D. Shortridge
Independent
1895-1897
Roger Allin
Republican
1897-1898
Frank A. Briggs
Republican
1898-1899
Joseph M. Devine
Republican
1899-1901
Frederick B. Fancher
Republican
1901-1905
Frank White
Republican
1905-1907
E. Y. Sarles
Republican
1907-1913
John Burke
Democrat
1913-1917
L. B. Hanna
Republican
1917-1921
Lynn Frazier
Non-Partisan League
1921-1925
R. A. Nestos
Independent
Voters Assn.
(Republican)
1925-1928
A. G. Sorlie
Non-Partisan League
(Republican)
1928-1929
Walter Maddock
Republican
1929-1933
George F. Shafer
Republican
1933-1934
William Langer
Republican
1934-1935
Ole H. Olson
Republican
1935-1935
Thomas H. Moodie
Democrat
1935-1937
Walter Welford
Republican
1937-1939
William Langer
Republican
1939-1945
John Moses
Democrat
1945-1951
Fred George Aandahl
Republican
1951-1957
C. Norman Brunsdale
Republican
1957-1961
John E. Davis
Republican
1961-1973
William L. Guy
Democrat
1973-1981
Arthur A. Link
Democrat
1981-1984
Allen I. Olson
Republican
1985-1992
George A. Sinner
Democrat
1992-2000
Edward T. Schafer
Republican
2000-
John Hoeven
Republican


North Dakota History

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Governor of North Dakota
This is a beta version of NNDB Search: for Governor of North Dakota GOVERNMENT OFFICE 20-Nov-1889 7-Jan-1891 John Miller (b. 1843, d. 1908, Republican) 7-Jan-1891 3-Jan-1893 Andrew Horace Burke (b. 1850, d. 1918, RepublicaGovernor of North Dakota GOVERNMENT OFFICE 20-Nov-1889 7-Jan-1891 John Miller (b. 1843, d. 1908, Republican) 7-Jan-1891 3-Jan-1893 Andrew Horace Burke (b. 1850, d. 1918, Republican) 3-Jan-1893 10-Jan ...
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North Dakota Governors - part 1
... Dakota, he became the first governor of South Dakota, and John Miller became governor of North Dakota. Arthur Calvin Mellette was the last Territorial governor. When statehood split the Territory, Mellette became the firgovernor of North Dakota. Arthur Calvin Mellette was the last Territorial governor. When statehood split the Territory, Mellette became the first governor of South ...
http://www.state.nd.us/hist/tgov.htm

North Dakota
North Dakota was one of the last areas of the frontier to be settled by non-Native Americans, and even today, it's not a highly populated state. North Dakota, whose capital is Bismarck, joined the Union in 1889 as the 39th state. Appropriately ...
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