The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-09-15
WHAT OTHERS THINK
A Few of the Many Newspaper Com
ments. Culled at Random From
the Press of the State.
There Seems to be Wide Spread De-
mand That K. G. Dunn Should
Go to the Legislature.

An entire page of the U Mon could
be filed with comments from the state
press similar to those quoted below.
Almost every newspaper published
in the 45th legislative district favors
Mr.. Dunn's candidacy, but none of
these are quoted. Mr.. Dunn has not
and will not make a personal can
vass, he has confined his campaigning
to bare announcement of his candi-
dacy in the newspapers of the district.
Well sure have good roads if Bob
Dunn goes to the legislature, if
nothing else. Walker Pilot.
If Bob Dunn breaks into the legis-
lature, as be probably will, there will
be something doing worth while. We
hope he will win out.-Ada Index.
Robert G. Dunn has fled for repre-
sentative in his district, the 18th. He
served the state creditably in that ca
pacity some twenty years ago.-Blue
Earth Post
r. G. Dunn has fled for representa-
tive. Mile Laos now has candidate
that it should feel proud of, who
will no doubt do the right thin g.
Ogilvie Sentinel.
r. G. Dunn of Princeton is candi-
date for the legislature and will go
there on his good roads record, which
should be road easy to travel
Saltwater Gazette.
Bob Dunn of Princeton has con-
sented. to run for the legislature.
Bob is a strong politician and if
elected will certainly give some good
knocks for good roads. We hope he
wins.-Sandstone Courier.
Bob Dunn has been endorsed by the
county optionists of his legislative
district as candidate for the house.
This was an honor unsought by him.
We look for his nomination and elec-
tion.-Chaska Valley Herald.
The indications are that Bob Dunn,
the good roads apostle, will be a
leading figure in the next house. A
few such vigorous characters would
inject new life into that piece of state
machinery. -Redwood Falls Sun.
Bob Dunn has been endorsed by the
county optionists of his county for
the Office of representative. This
ought to make some of the fellows in
Meeker county who voted against him
sit up and take notice.-Dassel
Anchor.
In public life Hon. r. G. Dunn has
always made good and as a represent
tative to the legislature his career will
be marked with the same devotion to
the public welfare that he exercised as
state auditor in bringing the Office
from condition of reproach to that
of a clean, honest administration.
Rush City Post.
Bob Dunn has filed as a candidate
for the legislature from Mile Laos
county. He will be a live wire in the
next house and will be of great assis-
lance to northern Minnesota in Sc
curing needed legislation. His hobby
will be the one mill state road tax but
that will not prevent him from being
useful along other lines.-Mora
sTimes.
Bob Dunn has been endorsed by
the county optionists for the legis-
latnre from his district. Mr.. Dunn
says if he makes the legislative race
he will not be the candidate of any
faction and if elected will give his
attention to good roads and reappor-
tionment. That ought to elect him
without further gument.-Brainerd
Dispatch.
dob" Dunn of Princeton has been
drafted into the legislative race by
his friends and neighbors. His plat
form, if he makes the run, will be:
Reapportionment and Good Roads.
MIR. Dunn has many friends in Du-
auth and St. Louis county and they
will be glad to see so forceful man
in the coming Observation-Disclosures
Labor World.
The Gazette would like to see r. G.
Dunn of the Princeton Union in the
next legislature. While we have not
always agreed with the Princeton
man, few men in the state know more
about the internal affairs of Minneso-
ia or are more consistent boosters for
good roads and real conservation and
promotion of state interests Red
wood Falls Gazette.
1t is to be hoped that r. G. Dunn
will consent to become a candidate
for tho etato lorioIot fuo.,, H. ALL