Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-15

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THE IMMIGRATION EDITION
WHAT THE READERS AND THE
PRESS OF THE COUNTRY ARE
SAYING ABOUT THE SPECIAL
ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE
BISMARCK TRIBUNE.
Bottineau Courant: The recent
edition of the Bismarck Tri-,
bune was strictly all right, in fact it
anything of the kind we have
seen for some time. The paper was a
beauty geographically and the read
ing matter most interesting, as all sub
jects were carefully handled. The
Tribune by a Of it's display of en-
terprise in getting out this edition, is
receiving some fine notices from the
state press and is deserving Of the
best to be had in that line.
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Eddy County Provost: The special
edition of the Bismarck Tribune re-
Gently received at this office is one Of
the finest specimens of newspaper
work that we have eve seen in the
state, and the editor, M. H. Jewell,
is deserving of great credit. The pa
per gives the slope country a good
.'send of" and will bring many new
settlers to the state.
Mayville Farmer: That special edi-
ton of the Bismarck Tribune was UNI
questionably an elegant number.
Willow ssity Eagle: The Bismarck
Tribune's boom edition Of February
%, was all that had been claimed for
it and did credit to the wide awake
newspaper man in charge.
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Berwick Post: That special edi-
ton of the Bismarck Tribune was a
-dandy-and the resident of the east
ern states who receive a copy-will
take the first train out-for North Da-
skota.
Golden Sheaf: The twenty-four-
page Immigrant edition of the Bis
marck Tribune is worthy of great
praise, both for it's typographical ap-
pearance and exceedingly we'll chosen
and interesting reading matter. The
edition pictures in eloquent force the
offerings of wealth presented by the
region tributary to Bismarck and
gives a clear idea of the rapid develop
ment made in the new coal fields of the
Missouri slope.
Mcintosh Republican: The enter
prising Bismarck Tribune issued a
twenty-four-page immigration edition
last week. The edition is a fine piece
of newspaper work and a credit to the
Tribune and the whole state.
Steele Ozone: The handsome TWEEN
ty-four-page edition of the Bismarck
Tribune issued on the 22d ult was MOI
[only a credit to the Tribune force but
to the state. AS a mcdaniel produc-
Ition it is equal to anything ever done
in the northwest. 1t is printed on
the whitest of book paper, type and
the mer illustrations showing w
to perfection. Many large and hand.
some pictures adorn the pages, some
Of Bismarck edifices and street views
others typical slope scenes. Of farm
ranch and still life. There is a va,
riety Of facts, interesting informa,
ton, description, etc. II you have any
friends to whom you wish to give al
idea OF what the slope is. send then
copies of the Tribune Of February 90
Medora Little Missourian: Thu
Bismarck Daily Tribune issued a sor
of la~nd-seekers' edition February %
that geographically and otherwise
was n OF the finest jobs " turned
out Of a printing office in the north
west. The Tribune neve misses (:
chance to demonstrate its enterprise
and public ~spiritedness, and It deserves
much credit for the good work 1t i
doing towards advertising the resour
ces Of the Missouri slope and Nortl
Dakota in general.