Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-07
THE IMMIGRATION EDITION

ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE
BISMARCK TRIBUNE.
From Aurelia, Iowa, come requests
for several copies of the special issue
and two subscriptions for the Bis
marck Weekly Tribune-'to keep post.
ed about North Dakota.
WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY.
Alert, jamestown: The Bismarck
Tribune's twenty-fourIpage special
edition devoted to a write-up of the
Missouri slope is an ideal one. The
illustrations are fine, the matter was
carefully prepared and nothing was
overlooked. The advantages Of that
section of the state are set forth in
glowing colors.
Grand Forks Herald: The Bismarck
Tribune's special immigration edition
is out, and it is a splendid sample of
the newspaper makers art. The is.
sue contains t~wenty-four pages, filled
with excellently arranged matter,
handsomely illustrated, and properly
embellished with ads which show that
the business men Of the state appreci-
ate a good thing. The paper is printed
on book paper, and mechanically it is
fawless. The descriptive matter COW
Eers The state in a general way, but
special attention is paid to the Mis-
souri, slope. The fact that it is possi-
BILE in Bismarck to publish such a
magnificent paper will Of itself open
the eyes of eastern people to the fact
that the Missouri slope valley is no
longer to be considered the home Of
the desperate and the wild unframed
cowboy.
Minneapolis Tribune: It will not be
the fault Of the enterprising publish
ers of North Dakota if the advantages
and resources Of that state are not
widely and intelligently exploited.
The Bismarck Tribune celebrated
Washington's birthday by Issuing a
handsome tweniy-four-page edition.
printed on book paper, richly illus
trated and filled with just the sort Of
information to benefit the Missouri
slope.
Grand Forks Plaindea1er: The Bis.
marck Tribune is entitled to all kinds
of congratulations over the splendid
tWenty-four-page edition devoted to
the Missouri slope county it has re-
Gently turned out.
Grafton Record: The Bismarck
Tribune's special edition was an ele-
CANT piece of work in every respect.
The Waquoketa, (Iowa) Republican
advises parties interested to send for
copies of the Bismarck Tribune's
ial issue.
John P. White, formerly of sterl-
ing. now Niobrara, Neb., writes: 1.-THE
illustrated edition received and is fine.
Glad to read OF prosperity in your
state especially the Missouri slope.
Regards to all old time friends. I have
no reason to complain Of the way the
world is using me-.
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Fargo Forum: The Bismarck Tri-
bune issued special twenty4four1
page edition describing the resources
OF the Missouri slope country in a
most attractive manner. The edition
was magniicently gotten up on book
paper, brim full Of up-fo-date matter
and Astounding in splendid illustra-
tions. The issue was a credit to n
metropolitan city and Editors Jewell,
Foley, ct al. should feel proud Of the
result Of their labors.
Balfour Statesman: The Bismarck
Tribune's special boom edition il a
very creditable one, as we knew 1t
would be. It is carefully edited, neat
" printed and profusely illustrated.
It would be a credit to more preten-
tious towns or states. We hope that
the 10000 copies printed will be very
effective in advertising the western
part Of North. Dakota.
Observation-Disclosures AEyEE4
Davenport News: The Bismarck
Tribune issued what might be appro-
priately called a George Washing
tons edition February % last. 1t was
twenty-four pages strong, printed on
fine book paper, m~agnifcentiy Illus
trated. and describing in glowing
terms the manifold blessings, comforts
and advantages presumably possessed
by the Missouri slope.
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Washburn Leader: The Bismarck
Tribune last week issued a special edf-
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