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Bibliography of the Writings of Professor William E. Lass.

Thomas L. Olson, "Law on the Edge: The Credit River Case and the Fixations of Jerome Daly, 1960-1990."

Joel Michael, "How the Senate Lost its Stagger: The Story of an Attorney General's Opinion That Changed the Legislature."

Jason Taylor Fitzgerald: "The Writ of Quo Warranto in Minnesota

Thomas L. Olson: "Blockbusters: Minnesota Movie Men Slug it out with Studio Moguls, 1938-1948."

Penny A. Petersen: "Isaac Atwater." (2014).

Luther Granquist: Book Review of Roberta Walburn, "Miles Lord: The Maverick Judge Who Brought Corporate America to Justice" (2017).

James M. Goodhue: "Struck A Lead: An Historical Tale of the Upper Lead Region." (1843-1844).

Robert M. Smith: Book Review of Neil S. Boardman, "The Wine of Violence" (1964).

Judge Michael A. Wolff: Book Review of Roberta Walburn, "Miles Lord: The Maverick Judge Who Brought Corporate America to Justice" (2017).

Viewing Lac qui Parle County Courthouses and Jail. (1916)

Lac qui Parle County Courthouses and Jail. (1916)

The commissioners of Lac qui Parle County, organized March 6, 1871, leased "a small frame building," once used as a hotel in the village of Lac qui Parle, as the courthouse until 1875. A store building was rented from 1875 to 1883, when a new courthouse was built and occupied. In November 1886, the county seat was relocated to Madison, where a new courthouse was erected.

This history of the early courthouses of Lac qui Parle County appeared in a joint history of Chippewa and Lac qui Parle Counties published in 1916.

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