Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-05
Cowboys Change Attire and
Work From Train; Start |
Winter Campaign II

The Tribune OVerlanders, a party of
fifteen horsemen, who have wished
every town in the eastern and north
ern half Of the state, pulled into their
winter quarters at Bismarck today9af-
ter riding a distance Of over 1fty-
eight hundred miles since they left
here on April %.
One Of the largest advertising bam
paigns that has ever featured North
Dakota was temporarily finished
when the Tribune Overlanders scame
in for winter today. Besides ,adver-
Using the state throughout the north.
west the Oyerlanders have done more
than any other factor in bringing
about united feeling and a Awakening
in our citizens the idea that North
Dakota is now being moulded. with
great rapidly into one of the great
est agricultural states in the union.
The New Plans.
Now that the cold weather has
made riding slow and disasreeable
and the good steeds have been sent
to the ranch to put in shapeHor next
season the Overlanders will ttnavel en-.
tircly by train, back over Sehe terri
tory already visited early in the
spring in an effort TO enlist the sup
port Of the people missed at the first
call
/ Mr.. c. r. Neher, the circulation
manager, to whose effortssmore than
any other person, is due the success
OF the work, has already routed tn.
men to the various parts 1.-THE state
and believes the winter campaign will
be enc of the largest successes in
the newspaper history Of the state.
Their Main Objset.
While the work of the Overland
ers has constantly been Ito put North
Dakota on the map in bigger letters
than ever, their one great object has
been to bind it together and direct
the thought and action OF the state in
a way that is one of the1 pewsiest and
unbiased papers obtainable Bis
marck Tribune. To this they have
devoted their efforts which have not
been without reward. Starting with
a circulation rivalled by some of the
weeklies of the state; the Overland
ers have increased thee circulation of
the Tribune beyond that of any 9TH
er daily in the state.
Reason, Fer Thsir. Success.
The reason why this corps of mer,
have met with suck L.success is the
same as with any other line Of goods
they have the qualify and the price.
The Tribune, by means c. its sirua-
ton at the capital city and its effici-
ent management, isJ&ble to give the
best and quickest news to the ma,
jority of the people of the state, and
the public has, besn awakened to the
fact by the cowboys" who visited
them in the various towns.
The Spirit Of Mutual Benefit.
Help us and weiwill help you, has
been the spirit Of the Overlanders.
While they have tand are still asking
the men of the state for subscrip-
ton to the statesforemost newspaper
they are willing TO give in return val
lie received for the money they re-
ceive in the way,of publicity for your
wants, your lands, your undertakings,
and the possibilities of North Dakota
as an agricultnFial state. One man
shouting the house top may not
be heard fer very far but word from
neighbor 10 uaghbor can soon find
its way across continent.
! Advertise your locality and your
territory by evaporation with the Ov-
Misunderstanding be the center OF
immigration for the years of 1914 and
1915. i