Autobiography, Chapter 18: "The Boom of 1882-New Business Blood in the Arteries of Commerce-Grand Forks Bounds Forward-Rapid Increase of Business-Population 4,000-the Daily Herald-H.G> Stone's Enterprises-Liquor License Agitation-Junket to Washington in the Interest of Division and Admission-Booming of Townsites-Gov. Ordway and the Politicians-City and Territorial Politics-Grand Forks, a Wide Open City-Territorial Convention at Grand Forks-Meeting of the Factions-Free Entertainment by the City-Four Day's Session-John Raymond Nominated Delegate to Congress-Unpleasant Aftermath of the Convention-Two Disgraceful Tragedies--the Lynching of Chas. Thurber and the Tar and Feathering of Dr. Elliott-Unhappy Leaders"

Autobiography, Chapter 18: "The Boom of 1882-New Business Blood in the Arteries of Commerce-Grand Forks Bounds Forward-Rapid Increase of Business-Population 4,000-the Daily Herald-H.G> Stone's Enterprises-Liquor License Agitation-Junket to Washington in the Interest of Division and Admission-Booming of Townsites-Gov. Ordway and the Politicians-City and Territorial Politics-Grand Forks, a Wide Open City-Territorial Convention at Grand Forks-Meeting of the Factions-Free Entertainment by the City-Four Day's Session-John Raymond Nominated Delegate to Congress-Unpleasant Aftermath of the Convention-Two Disgraceful Tragedies--the Lynching of Chas. Thurber and the Tar and Feathering of Dr. Elliott-Unhappy Leaders", Folder 16, Box: 1, Folder: 16. George B. Winship Papers, OGLMC-739. Elwyn B. Robinson Department of Special Collections. https://archives.und.edu//repositories/2/archival_objects/109535 Accessed November 22, 2025.