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On This Day | Celebrating and Remembering

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Rangvold Kvelstad, teacher at Larson, informed us this week that he had received a letter from the governor of the state of Washington, Hon. Arthur B. Langlie, in which Mr. Langlie stated that he attended his first three years of school in the building now used as a schoolhouse at Larson, from 1908 to 1911. When Mr. Langlie attended school in the building it was located at Kindred, N. D., and has been moved to Larson since that time. He also stated in his letter that he made many a trip up the street of Kindred barefoot in his early youth, and suffered many a frost bite while walking to school in what is now the Larson schoolhouse.

— April 10, 1941 | The Ward County Independent

Why We Chose It

This clipping is both on our theme of remembering those who blazed the trail for us, but about a North Dakotan going out and rising high. These are fun to share, and it’s a tradition that continues… if only we could keep a few more of these capable people in-state where they could apply their skills here on the prairie!

Celebrating and Remembering

Today’s Happenings!

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Future Fun

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Live Music!

New Age Phonograph @BlueRider

Friday, May 9th

Experience the electrifying blend of blues, rock, and Americana folk with New Age Phonograph at Blue Rider this Friday, May 9th. Don’t miss this unique duo’s captivating performance in downtown Minot! #LiveMusic #BluesRock #SavorMinot

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Live Music!

49th Parallel @BlueRider

Saturday, May 3rd

Get ready for an electrifying night at Blue Rider as 49th Parallel returns to Downtown Minot with their versatile mix of acoustic duos, indie rock, and classic pop rock this Saturday, May 3rd. Enjoy stiff drinks and free popcorn while soaking in the live music vibes! #LiveMusic #DowntownMinot #SavorMinot

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Live Music!

Josey @BlueRider

Friday, May 16th

Get ready for a night of live music with Josey at Blue Rider this Friday, May 16th! Enjoy stiff drinks, free popcorn, and good times with no cover charge. #LiveMusic #DowntownMinot #SavorMinot

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Live Music!

Joey Chrisman @BlueRider

Saturday, April 26th

Join us at Blue Rider on Saturday, April 26th, for an unforgettable night of live music with singer/songwriter Joey Chrisman, delivering rock and roll at its finest. Don’t miss out on stiff drinks, free popcorn, and good vibes in downtown Minot! #LiveMusic #JoeyChrisman #SavorMinot

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Performances & Exhibitions

Oliver! — A Musical by Lionel Bart @WesternPlainsOpera

Friday, April 11th — Saturday, April 12th

Experience the timeless tale of “Oliver!” brought to life by the Western Plains Opera Company on April 11th and 12th at Ann Nicole Nelson Hall. Enjoy this captivating musical adaptation with free admission for MSU students and special discounts available. #OliverMusical #MinotEvents #SavorMinot

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Special Events & Fundraisers

26th Annual Testicle Festival @BlueRider

Saturday, April 19th

Join the fun at the 26th Annual Testicle Festival at Blue Rider in Downtown Minot on April 19th at 4:00 pm! Enjoy unique eats, stiff drinks, and support a great cause with limited edition tees available. #FestivalFun #SupportLocal #SavorMinot

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Let’s Celebrate!

St. Patrick Swayze Day @BlueRider

Saturday, August 16th

Join the fun at Blue Rider’s St. Patrick Swayze Day on August 16th and celebrate with themed specials, merchandise, and non-stop hits from Dirty Dancing and Roadhouse. Don’t miss the chance to relive the magic of Swayze in downtown Minot! #SwayzeCelebration #DanceTheNightAway #SavorMinot

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