Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-13
THE IMMIGRATION EDITION

THE lMMIGRATlON EDITION
WHAT THE READERS AND THE
PRESS OF THE COUNTRY ARE
SAYING ABOUT THE SPECIAL
ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE
BISMARCK TRIBUNE.
Larimore Pioneer: The special edi-
ton Of the Bismarck Tribune issued
Saturday last is n Of the most tell
ing pieces of North Dakota advertising
ever sent beyond the confines Of the
state. The Tribune gave evidence OF
commemorate enterprise in this edi-
tion-which evidently cost consider
ably more than it brought in financial
returns to the Office.
Harvey Herald: The special edition
of the Bismarck Tribune has arrived.
1t is an excellent representative of the
slope country, is full OF interesting and
instructive reading and last but not
least it is as handsome a specimen of
the art p~reservative as has come to u
notice since we have been in the state.
The press work is especially good and
the publishers are to be congratulated
upon the success they have achieved
in getting out this issue.
Mandan Times: The Bismarck Tri-
bune of last Saturday was a twenty
four-page paper, constituting what is
generally called a boom edition" It
is a careful presentation of the adyant-
ages offered by this section of the state
for home-seekers and investors. Like
everything turned out by the Tribune
shop it Is a model of the printers art.
Osnabrock Independent: The Bis
marck Tribune is the next Of our valu-
able. exchanges to issue a special edi-
ton. It is a splendid sample OF the art
preservative, printed OF book paper
and contains a very concise write up Of
Burleigh county and the Missouri slope
in general. The numerous half-tone
cuts, illustrating the various departures
Of that country, are clear and well call
culated to give the stranger a good
idea of the of that part of
the state.
Sanborn Enterprise: The issue Of
the Bismarck Tribune of the 22d inst,
is a beautiful specimen Of "get-up-
and7get," geographically and editori-
ally. The Tribune, always neat and
able, has surpassed itself, and a more
handsome sheet has never been issued
in the state.
Mandan Times: The Bismarck Tri-
bune issued a special twenty-four-page
edition describing the resources Of the
Missouri slope country in a most at
tractive manner
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Bismarck Palladium: The special
edition Of the Bismarck Tribune, is
sued last Saturday, is the prettiest
piece of newspaper work that has ever
been printed within the borders of the
state. The matter contained in the
twenty-four pages is a clear and con-
~servative write-up of the and
conditions existing on the Missouri
slope and the distribution of these pa
pers means more to the future develop
ment Of Bismarck and Burleigh county
than citizens generally have any idea.
While the merchants of Bismarck pat
ronized the advertising columns of this
edition very literally. yet the cost OF
getting out such a newspaper is far
more than the sale of advertising space
and papers will amount to.
Devils Lake Inter-Ocean: The spec
ial edition issued by the Bismarck
Daily Tribune last Saturday is one OF
the most artistic, and interesting even
printed in this state. It contains much
valuable information with reference to
North Dakota, and the enterprising
publishers are to be congratulated upon
the pronounced success Of their under.
taking.
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Casselon Reporter: The Bismarck
Tribune's edition OF the slope country
is a full and handsome one--as al
knew it would be.
Grafton News and Times: The Bis
.Imarck Tribune,s boom edition for ths