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| Name | Year | Origin (Norway) | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hagbart Aas | Devils Lake, North Dakota | |||
| Edgar Anderson | Crary, North Dakota | Newspaper publisher in Crary. | ||
| Edward Anderson | father from Kristiania (Oslo) | Brocket, North Dakota | Business manager in Brocket from 1905 | |
| Fred Anderson | Edmore, Ramsey County, North Dakota | County Commissioner. | ||
| Herman Anderson | Devils Lake, North Dakota | Teacher at Ronnei's Business School in Devils Lake from about 1902. Professor | ||
| John Anderson | father from Kristiania (Oslo) | Edmore, North Dakota | Clerk at the Soo Railway's headquarters in Minneapolis 1905-1909; later cashier of the First National Bank in Edmore; President of the Haakon Adelsten Lodge, Sons of Norway. | |
| O. P. N. Anderson | Garske, North Dakota | Railway Commissioner for North Dakota, re-elected in 1912. | ||
| Ole Anderson | 1874 | Moland, Hafslo, Sogn | Edmore, North Dakota | Pioneer farmer near Edmore from 1897; transportatin business from 1904; Charter member in the Haakon Adelsten Lodge, Sons of Norway. |
| Oscar Anderson | Ramsey County, North Dakota | School teacher in Ramsey, 1898–1902; Deputy Register of Deeds from 1907. | ||
| Samuel Anderson | Telemark | Ramsey County, North Dakota | Pioneer; among the first Norwegian settlers in the Big Coulee settlement at Church's River in the 1880s. | |
| Wm. Anderson | Devils Lake, North Dakota | Lawyer; County Attorney. | ||
| Hans Asbjørnsen | ca. 1875 | Sorteberg, Krødsherad | Grand Harbor, North Dakota | Pioneer farmer in the vicinity of Grand Harbor. |
| Henrik R. Aslaksen | father from Svalastugo, Telemark | Edmore, North Dakota | General store in Edmore from 1901; first Postmaster of the town; member of the State Legislature in 1904. | |
| A. C. Barron | father from Bjorøyna, Øygarden | Devils Lake, North Dakota | Minister in the United Church since 1898; served in Watertown, S. Dak., 1900-1907; later in Devils Lake. | |
| H. M. Bekken | 1903 | Brøttum, Ringerike | Devils Lake, North Dakota | Emigrated from Lillehammer. Shoemaker Workshop since 1908. Vice president in the Heimdal lodge, Sons of Norway |
| Martin Benson | 1889 | Sæteren, Kongsvinger | Starkweather, North Dakota | Farmer at Starkweather from 1898, later at Thief River Falls, Minn. |
| William Benson | father from Sorteberg, Krødsherad | Hampden, North Dakota | Salesman in Hampden. | |
| Martin S Berge | 1882 | Aasnes, Solør | Brocket, North Dakota | Pioneer farmer, on of the first settlers at Brocket 1884 |
| Louis Bergh | Ramsey Co., North Dakota | Pioneer, among the first to come to the area of Church's Ferry, ca. 1883, the settlers there started growing wheat, that they had to transport (with oxen) all the way to Larimore, between 80 to 90 miles, they lived in dugouts, there was no material for log cabins. Besides, they felt more secure in dugouts since the strong winds could not carry them away. | ||
| A. L. Berness | 1888 | Bernestangen, Hosager near Bergen | Brocket, North Dakota | Farmer |
| Amund Bjørlie | 1877 | Lesjeskogen, Gudbrandsdalen | Devils Lake, North Dakota | Butchers shop |
| Siver O. Bondelid | 1881 | Nordre Land | Devils Lake, North Dakota | Clothes store in Larimore 1890-1911, later in Devils Lake |
| Erick Botton | Edmore, North Dakota | Pharmacist since 1882, Pharmacy in Edmore since 1901 | ||
| Alfred B. Brandt | Hampden, North Dakota | Bank Cashier in Hampden since 1908 | ||
| Tosten Brudeseth | Romsdal | Devils Lake, North Dakota | Pioneer farmer at Devils lake about 1882 |
