Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-10
THE I'M IMMIGRATION EDITION

PRESS OF THE COUNTRY ARE
SAYING ABOUT THE SPECIAL
ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE
BISMARCK TRIBUNE.
Donhybrook Courier: The Bis
marck Tribune came ott in its issue
of last Saturday with a map and a
glowing account of the Missouri slope
embracing Mercer, Mclean, Oliver,
Burleigh, Kidder, Emmons, Logan,
Stark, Billings and Mcintosh counties.
The paper of twenty-eight pages con-
tains excellent and instructive reading
matter illustrated by some very nice
views. In its special effort the Tri-
bune merely adds a brighter lustre to
the distinction of an already up-to-
date and progressive PAGER. No doubt
the extra edition will be eagerly read
by prospective settlers.
Sheyenne Star: The Bismarck Tri"
bune last week issued a splendid edl-
ton which is a great advertisement
for the Missouri slope. The edition
is devoted to real estate and mining
industries, and is replete, with splen-
did mention of the merits Of that por-
ton of North Dakota. It is chuck
full of matter interesting to residents
and prospective residents and con-
spicuously illustrated.
Maddox Standard: The Bismarck
Tribune's special immigration edition
has Just reached us. and it is a SPLEEN
did sample of the newspaper makers
art. 1t contains twenty-four pages
printed on book paper and shows very
clearly that the Missouri country is
not lacking in enterprise.
Fargo Call: The Bismarck Tri-
bune's special edition, setting forth
the advantages of North Dakota as a
home for the new corners is the best
effort along this line The Call has
seen. The contents of the edition are
made up of facts and figures and make
a fine showing.
North Dakota Review: The special
immigration edition of the Bismarck
Tribune is probably the finest speci-
men of journalistic enterprise in the
history of the state. From a typo
graphical point of view, selection Of
matter, Illustrations and originality
it is about the finest thing yet gotten
out. Such an edition must neces-
sarily be of great value to the state
and especially the Missouri slope
county. Editor Jewell is entitled to
congratulations for such a stroke of
enterprise.
Cooperstown Courier: The special
| edition of the Bismarck Tribune re
Gently received at this office is the
finest specimen of newspaper work
that has been turned out in this state
and is a credit to the editor, M. H.
Jewell. The paper is a fine ad. for the
slope country and the entire state, and
will undoubtedly result in bringing
new settlers to the state.
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Emmons County Republican: That
large illustrated edition, descriptive
of this portion of the Missouri slope,
which the Bismarck Tribune got out
last Saturday, was a decidedly credit
able one.
Litchville Bulletin: The Bis
marck Tribune's special edition boom
ing the slope country. is one of the
best written, incest printed. whole
some looking papers we have ever
seen. 1t will do the state much bene-
fit.
Walcott Reporter: The twenty
four-page edition of the Bismarck Tri-
bune issued for the purpose Of BOOM
ing the Missouri slope is among the
best boom editions" we have ever
seen. A clear and concise statement
of conditions is given, together with
the anne of many who have sue
cessfully grown stock and grain in
that part Of North Dakota.
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Wells County News: The Bis
marck Tribune's issue of February %
is a splendid production. The edition
is devoted principally to the various