On This Day | September 10

On this day in 1897, a strike by coal miners in Lattimer, Pennsylvania, turned violent when sheriff’s deputies opened fire, killing 19 unarmed miners. The Lattimer Massacre highlighted the intense labor struggles and poor working conditions of the era.

On this day in 1608, John Smith was elected council president of Jamestown, the first permanent English settlement in North America. His leadership helped stabilize the colony during its early and challenging years.

On this day in 1939, Canada declared war on Germany, entering World War II alongside the Allies. This move came a week after Britain and France declared war on Germany following its invasion of Poland.

Born & Died: Arnold Palmer, (Born, 1929) Legendary American professional golfer known as “The King,” Guy Ritchie, (Born, 1968) British film director known for movies like “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels” and “Sherlock Holmes,” Colin Firth, (Born, 1960) Academy Award-winning British actor known for his roles in “The King’s Speech” and “Pride and Prejudice,” Mary Wollstonecraft, (Died, 1797) English writer and advocate of women’s rights known for “A Vindication of the Rights of Woman,” Margaret Trudeau, (Born, 1948) Canadian author, actress, and former wife of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, Jane Wyman, (Died, 2007) Academy Award-winning American actress and first wife of Ronald Reagan.

Here and Now

“For happiness is here and now / And never there and then!”

The Ward County Independent, September 10, 1925

Here and Now

A Bridge Gets Its Start

“City Fathers are determined to see that good cement walks are placed over the entire city.”

The Ward County Independent, September 10, 1908

A Bridge Gets Its Start

Today’s Happenings!

SavorMinot’s guest writer for today is King George VI. Read and grade the reults here.

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Taste & Experience

Hamm’s & Grilled Cheese (w/Tomato Bisque Reduction): 6$ @BlueRider

Tuesday, September 10th

Indulge in the ultimate comfort food combo every Tuesday at Blue Rider: a perfectly cooked grilled cheese with a tomato bisque reduction and a classic Hamm’s beer for just $6. Don’t miss out on this delicious deal in downtown Minot! #FoodieFinds #DowntownMinot #SavorMinot

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Specials & Sales

Take Out Tuesday! @Atypical

Tuesday, September 10th

Swing by Atypical Brewery & Barrelworks this Tuesday for Take Out Tuesday and enjoy $1 off per can! Grab multiple cans to score a reusable pack holder and future discounts. #LocalBrewery #SaveThePlanet #SavorMinot

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Happy Hour

Pull Tab Happy Hour! @BlueRider

Monday, September 9th — Wednesday, September 11th

Get lucky at Blue Rider’s Pull Tab Happy Hour from September 9th to 11th! Enjoy discounts, free drinks, and their famous $7 beer and Fernet deal. #DiveBarDeals #DowntownMinot #SavorMinot

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Monthly Features

September Features @Arny’s

Sunday, September 1st — Monday, September 30th

Celebrate September at Arny’s 2.0 with a drink menu that offers everything from the crisp kick of Jim Beam & Coke to the sophisticated blend of Patron Silver & Soda. Whiskey lovers can enjoy Elijah Craig, Basil Hayden, or a classic Old Fashioned twist. #DowntownMinot #LateNightEats #SavorMinot

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Happy Hour

Buy One Get One! (Well Drinks & Domestic Pours) @Arny’s

Monday, September 9th — Thursday, September 12th

Cheers to Happy Hour at Arny’s 2.0! Enjoy a buy one get one free deal on well drinks and domestic pours from Monday to Thursday before 6 PM. #HappyHour #DowntownMinot #SavorMinot

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Monthly Features

Smokey Mountain Bacon Dip @OTV

Sunday, September 1st — Monday, September 30th

Warm up your fall at Off The Vine with their Smokey Mountain Bacon Dip, a delicious blend of bacon jam, cream cheese, onions, and cheddar. Pair it with a glass of Fini Merlot for just $10 and enjoy this September special downtown. #WineAndTapas #FallFlavors #SavorMinot

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Say Savor & Save

Say Savor Minot & Save! @BudgetMusic

Monday, September 9th — Friday, September 13th

Head to Budget Music & Video in downtown Minot from September 9th to 13th, say “Savor Minot,” and enjoy a 10% discount on CDs, LPs, posters, jewelry, and more! Don’t miss out on this fantastic deal on all your favorite collectibles and unique items.

#ShopLocal #MinotDeals #SavorMinot

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Taste & Experience

Tuesday Farmers Market @MinotFarmersMarket

Tuesday, September 10th

Discover the best of local produce and handmade goods at the Minot Farmers Market every Tuesday in Oak Park from 4pm to 7pm. Support local farmers and artisans while enjoying fresh, farm-to-table delights! #FarmersMarket #SupportLocal #SavorMinot

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Weekly Features

Truckstop Lunch Specials! @SchatzCrossroads

Monday, September 9th — Saturday, September 14th

Don’t miss the Truckstop Lunch Specials at Schatz Crossroads in Minot from September 9th to 14th! Enjoy two delicious specials starting at 11:00 am daily—hurry before they’re gone! #LocalEats #FoodieFinds #SavorMinot

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Weekly Features

Souped Up Specials! @SchatzCrossroads

Monday, September 9th — Sunday, September 15th

Warm up your week with Schatz Crossroads’ Souped Up Specials! Enjoy a different hearty soup every day from September 9th to 15th at South Minot’s favorite truck stop. 🍲 #SoupSeason #ComfortFood #SavorMinot

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Performances & Exhibitions

The Great Open: Photographs from North Dakota @NorthwestArtsCenter

Friday, August 9th — Saturday, September 21st

Explore the essence of North Dakota through the lens of Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb at the Northwest Arts Center’s ‘The Great Open’ exhibition, running from August 9 to September 21. Don’t miss this captivating visual journey at the Walter Piehl Gallery. #NorthDakotaArt #PhotographyExhibition #SavorMinot

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Play & Participate

Idea Exchange @TaubeMuseum

Tuesday, September 10th

Join us at the Taube Museum of Art on Tuesday, September 10th for “The Idea Exchange: Fundraising for the Future,” a collaborative event to brainstorm innovative ways to support the Minot Symphony Orchestra and Taube Museum of Art. Engage in lively discussions and connect with like-minded individuals to drive our missions forward. #MinotEvents #CommunitySupport #SavorMinot

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Performances & Exhibitions

Old Gold: Steel & Wood @TaubeMuseum

Tuesday, September 10th — Thursday, October 10th

Discover the beauty in the forgotten at the Taube Museum of Art’s exhibit Old Gold: Steel & Wood, open from September 10th to October 10th. Don’t miss the artist’s reception on September 12th! #ArtExhibit #MinotEvents #SavorMinot

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Taste & Experience

IKEA Delight (Hoagie of the Month) @MagicCityHoagies

Sunday, September 1st — Monday, September 30th

Experience the taste of Scandinavia with Magic City Hoagies’ September special, the IKEA Delight! Enjoy Swedish meatballs topped with fries, pickled cucumbers, and lingonberry sauce in honor of Norsk Høstfest. #ScandinavianFlavor #DowntownMinot #SavorMinot

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Kids & Families

Ice Cream Social & Milkshake Bar @MagicCitySweets

Sunday, September 1st — Monday, September 30th

Join us at Magic City Sweets Ice Cream Shop in downtown Minot for a month-long Ice Cream Social & Milkshake Bar, featuring a build-your-own hard scoop experience and free retro arcade games. Rated the chillest place downtown, it’s the perfect family-friendly hangout! #FamilyFun #IceCreamLovers #SavorMinot

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