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As The Bismarck Tribune celebrates its 150th birthday, take a look back the monthly newspaper published during WWII for Burleigh County Men and Women in the Armed Services.
In Bismarck’s first park, just off Washington Street between Broadway and Thayer, there’s a small plaque memorializing Mark Kellogg, The Bismarck Tribune reporter who died along with Lt. Col. George
The Bismarck Tribune, North Dakota's oldest newspaper, celebrates 150 years of publishing on Tuesday. The first edition was dated July 11, 1873.