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Grand Forks County
North Dakota

Politicians who lived in Grand Forks County

Grand Forks County (no city given): Richard Bennett — William Budge — Charles Carothers — Alexander Griggs — Arne P. Haugen — Martin V. Linwell — J. H. Mathews    Emerado: Nick Nelson — E. E. Veitch    Gilby: John Scott    Grand Forks:      Grand Forks, 1850-1899: Tracy R. Bangs — Otto H. Boyesen — John P. Bray — Guy C. H. Corliss — Charles J. Fisk — Ferdinand A. Husher — Henry Mason Wheeler    Grand Forks, 1900-1949: Tracy R. Bangs — Fred Bartholomew — Ingvald Andreas Berg — Robert S. S. Bergh — N. B. Black — John P. Bray — Andrew A. Bruce — M. L. Budge — F. F. Burchard — Olger B. Burtness — John M. Cochrane — J. J. Daly — J. A. Dinnie — Mrs. Jerome Dunlevy — Charles J. Fisk — H. H. Herberger — Henry Holt — A. I. Hunter — Henriette Esther Slette Johnson — Sveinbjorn Johnson — Willis A. Joy — David G. Kelly — J. Nelson Kelly — M. F. Murphy — Robert E. O'Brian — J. F. T. O'Connor — J. J. Quigley — T. H. Thoresen — P. O. Thorson — Henry Mason Wheeler — H. M. Wyrick    Grand Forks, 1950-1999: Richard Beck — Paul Benson — Ben Clayburgh — John Dwyer — Lynn Frazer — Audrey Henderson-Nocho — David G. Kelly — Iola Kvasager — James Lamb — George Longmire — Oscar Lunseth — Gene Martin — Dianne Mondry — Loretta Netterville — Linda Peterson — Ben Ring — A. J. Scott — Mrs. Clare Terhaar    Grand Forks, 2000-2025: Beth Bouley — Michael R. Brown — Beverly Clayburgh — Lois Delmore — Eliot Glassheim — Tyrone Grandstrand — Mark Owens — Alexander F. Reichert — Thea Reilkoff — Earl Strinden — Ken Svedjan — Nancy Vogeltanz-Holm — Mary Wakefield — Lonny Winrich — Jerry Youngberg    Grand Forks, Dakota Territory (now N.Dak.): William T. Collins — Frank Veits — George H. Walsh    Inkster: W. L. Romberg    Kempton: Richard Jones    Larimore: J. P. Griffin — Duane Mutch — William N. Roach    Thompson: Max Laird     See also North Dakota areas not assigned to counties.

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