Autobiography, Chapter 17: "Great Prosperity in the Red River Valley-Organization of the Chamber of Commerce-First City Government-Activity of the 'Gang'-Settlers Apathetic, Politically-Gov. Ordway Succeeds Gov. Howard-His Opposition to the Legislative Combination- the Session of 1881-How Walsh County Was Formed and Organized-LaMoure's Bond Scheme-the People Vainly Remonstrate-Gov. Ordway Wins the Esteem of the People-My Mission to Walsh County with Wm. Budge-the Governor Visits the New County-Correspondence with his Private Secretary-the Governor in 'Cahoots' with the 'Gang'"

Autobiography, Chapter 17: "Great Prosperity in the Red River Valley-Organization of the Chamber of Commerce-First City Government-Activity of the 'Gang'-Settlers Apathetic, Politically-Gov. Ordway Succeeds Gov. Howard-His Opposition to the Legislative Combination- the Session of 1881-How Walsh County Was Formed and Organized-LaMoure's Bond Scheme-the People Vainly Remonstrate-Gov. Ordway Wins the Esteem of the People-My Mission to Walsh County with Wm. Budge-the Governor Visits the New County-Correspondence with his Private Secretary-the Governor in 'Cahoots' with the 'Gang'", Folder 15, Box: 1, Folder: 15. George B. Winship Papers, OGLMC-739. Elwyn B. Robinson Department of Special Collections. https://archives.und.edu//repositories/2/archival_objects/109534 Accessed November 22, 2025.