Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-09
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rne SLOPES DAILY PAPER.

The standing which the Bismarck
Daily Tribune has gained with the
people of the Missouri slope is graft
fying to the publishers. When Editor
NJ. H. Jewell started the daily some
thirty years ago his idea was to give
the people of the western part OF the
state q daily paper that would bring
to their home happenings of the en-
tire state, and events of the universe.
Mr.. Jewell was realizing the full
hopes of his life long ambition when
the grim reaper removed him from
his chosen fed of worldly labor, but
those who have the destiny OF the
Tribune in hand have never lost sight
of journalist ideals the master hand
had for the Tribune's future, and how
well laose ideals are being followed
is left for the public to Judge. But
the fact that the Tribune reaches
every section of the slope daily
proves that the people in this part
OF North Dakota recognize this paper
as their favorite news medium. There
is scarcely home in the city of Bis
marck that the Tribune does not
reach every afternoon and the same
rule applies now in nearly every trlb-
utary town of the capital city.
With it's capable corps of writers,
it's telegraph and telephone news SER
vice, its printing office facilities, its
army Of skilled printers and pressmen
the Tribune appears every afternoon
with a metropolitan appearance that
would do credit to much larger
commercial center than Bismarck has
yet reached A review of the big
events of the year have demonstrate
ed what the Tribune, is capable OF.
The number of appalling catastro-
phies, such as the sinking OF the IT,
tanic, railroad accidents, storms, po-
litical events, the advancements that
have been made commercials, the
progress made by every town in its
territory, the events at the state cap
ital and the affairs of the capital city
and state in general chronicled down
to the minute and delivered to the
people through the Tribunes carrier
and fast mail service has caused this
paper to be preferred above all other
dailies in this field.
One has to but visit the Tribune's
building to realize what this institu-
ton means to Bismarck and the Mis-
souri, slope. 1t is practically the larg-
est institution the city has had. 1t
probably employees more people than
any other concern in the city, and
every dollar of the Tribune's big pay
roll is spent with the different stores
and shops OF the city.
Not satisfied with what Is already
being accomplished in the way Of a
metropolitan paper the Tribune is
about to make some marked improve
ments in its facilities. A new and
modern newspaper press is about to
be installed that will greatly facil-
tate the work Of publishing the paper
and will make it possible to produce
a much larger paper in a shorter
space Of time.
Considering what the Tribune has
been able to accomplish in the way
Of building mammoth manufactur-
ing plant In the city Of Bismarck and
the success that has been accomplish.
cd in tlSs way Of giving its readers 9
medium that stands above Ito com
petitors the management believes It
! has reason TO expect that the people
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