In a report to a federal grand
jury in Fargo on October 6, 1920, Judge Charles Amidon reported that there are
automobiles loaded with liquor in convoys that have men armed with rifles and
sawed off shotguns. He was encouraging the jurors to enforce the law.
On October 25, 1920 a story was
printed about $40,000.00 worth of confiscated whiskey being destroyed in Minot.
“The fumes of the strong liquor became so dense at one time that some of the
officials became nauseated.”
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