The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-01-01
NUMBER 2.
AS OTHERS SEE US.

The Princeton UNION has lust
completed it's fourteenth year.
Success to the UNION a Happy
New Year to Bob.-Littze Fal1s
Herald. -
The Princeton UNION celebrated
its fourteenth birthday last week.
The UNION is an ably edited and
prosperous sheet, and the Herald
wishes it many happy returns of
the day.-An0ku Heruld.
'sTempus fugit," and the Prince
ton UNION is now fourteen years
old. Here is a two-fold wish for
the new. year: ''The Princeton)
Union forever" Bob Dunn for
longer (as harasser of the Demo
cratic heart, of course. )-M0tzey
Register.
Bob Dunn's Princeton UNION
was fourteen years old last issue.
There is an individuality about the
UNION that renders it one of the
most interesting country papers
that reaches this office. Princeton
without the UNION would be like
the play of Hamlet without Ham
let.-Ezh R5yer Stau-Neacs.
With last weeks issue, the
Princeton UNION entered upon its
fifteenth year. During all that
time Bro. Dunn has been at it's
head, and we know of no country
paper which has more distinctly
given wider reputation to its
location, than the UNION has to
Princeton Sae1k Rapids Free
Press.
Bob Dunn's paper, the Prince
ton UNION, completed it's four
teenth year with its issue of last
week. Honest Bobr' has been at
the helm from the first, and has
'shewed straight to the line, let the
chips fall where they will" Our.
best wishes for the future of the
UNION and it's able and fearless
editor. -Br057aerG Tribune.
''Bob'' Dunn, of the Princeton
UNION, has just seen that paper
turn its fourteenth mile post.
Brother Dunn is to be @congratu-
lated upon the success of his paper,
as he receives a good patronage
and enjoys wide reputation.
While he may not think as we do
on all issues, we cannot but wish
him continued prosperity. -Sa1k
Centre Avalm7che.
With last weeks number the
Princeton UNION completed its
fourteenth year. The ability with
which the UNION is edited has
given Princeton reputation
greater than that of many towns
having three-fold it's population.
A paper of that kind ought to
have cordial and generous sup
port from the community it so
directly benefits. -St. Cloud Jour-
aaal-Ra'ess.
The Princeton UNION, with the
curl ent number, completes its
fourteenth year. Bro. Dunn says
he has mot amassed much wealth."
but that he has no reason to COM
plain of the support received.
The UNION is a spicy and interest
ing paper. 1t is, like the. Times,
outspoken and fearless on all ques-
lions, and is deserving Of and re-
ceives generous patronage. We
wish it all that it deserves-un-
bounded success.-St. Cloud Times.
Hon. R. c.. Dunn's paper, the
Princeton UNION has passed it's
fourteenth land mark and is now
on it's journey to go to the end Of
the fifteenth year. We are glad
indeed to see the evidences of pros
perity in the UNION. 1t is first
class paper and is fully worthy of
the liberal support it has thus far
had. We hope to see Uncle Bob
pile up wealth through the UNION
hereafter, as for years he had a
''hard road to traveT' as the Sents-
11et and other papers have always
had.-Sauh Rapids Sentinel.
The Princeton UNION completed
its fourteenth year with it's last is
sue, during all of which period it
has been edited and managed by
Il. G. Dunn, who is now entitled
to be called veteran editor. Mr..
Dunn is a hard hitter in contro-
versy and is disposed to use palmer
language than sound discretion
would dictate, but he is doubtless
honest and contentious and on the
whole prints an able paper-one
that all Minnesota editors like to
read. The Neevs extends fraternal
greeting to the UNION and wishes
It's editor great prosperity and hap
plness: May he long remain at
the helm of the UNION even though