The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-09-15

conditions In northern Minnesota,
and if he goes to the legislature this
section of the state will have an advo-
cate whose ability and influence will
result in laws that will benefit us and
all the state. Roseau Region.
Robert G. Dunn has fled for repre-
sentative from the 18th district and
his nomination and election are fore
gone conclusions. Mr.. Dunn will be
looked upon by the people of this
state as representative-at-large for
he will go down there for the specific
purpose of securing the enactment OF
legislation that will be of state wide
benefit. Foley Independent.
Browns Valley Inter- Lake Tribune:
'R. G. Dunn is getting ready to an
nounce his candidacy for the legis-
lature and we are glad to know it, for
Bob will make a good legislator, as
he has done so in the past.'' The
people of his district will make a
smooth road for him to St. Paul, and
he will do his best to make better
roads for the people of the entire
state
The Little Falls Transcript says:
R. c. Dunn, editor of the Princeton
Union, will file as a legislative
nominee from his district. He has
been Endorsed by the county option
lists, but states that he is the candi-
date of no faction, and will make no
pledges thereto, but will work, if
elected, assiduously for the good
roads movement and reapportion-
ment. Tribune.
It seems now to be an assured fact
that Hon. r. G. Dunn will be a candi-
date for representative to the legisla-
ture and all northern Minnesota
ought to be glad of the fact and boost
for his election if he needs the boosting
to get there, and northern Minnesota
policies will have an able champion
added to it's list of members of the
legislature and his experience will be
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kollum" in
Cass Lake Times.
If Bob Dunn gets into the game
from Mile Laos county he will be
elected, of course, and with him as a
member the next session will be
far from dull. It is doubtful if any
other man in the state is so we'll
posted on the real needs of the state,
and the people of the northern part of
the state will be delighted to have
him force to the attention of the legis-
lature his pet hobby-good roads
Observation-Disclosures Tribune Her.
aid.
R. G. Dunn got strong plank into
the republican platform favoring the
promotion of road building in the
state. His idea was given a promi-
nent place in the resolutions at the
Crookston meeting and there is no
doubt but that the next legislature
will enact into law his suggestions
on this subject. That having been
accomplished, Dunn will have built
a highway that will some day carry
him to the state capitol as chief exec
utive.-Roseau Times.
His friends all over the state are
more than anxious to see the Prince
ton man member of the next house.
It is there he can accomplish much
good, make record that will give
his candidacy a boost for most any
old thing that he may want. With
Bob Dunn in the house with his
knowledge of legislation, something
would be accomplished along lines
needed and no man is better equipped
to make the standpatters come to time
than he.-Granite Falls Tribune.
Our friend Bob Dunn of the Prince
ton Union has filed as a legislative
candidate from his district, and he
will be elected. The beauty of the
matter lies in the fact that he pledged
himself to no faction, but we do know
that the good roads movement and re-
apportionment, which are very para
mount, will receive his special atten-
ton. You cannot help but admire a
man of Mr.. Dunn's independence,
even if you do not agree with him po-
litically.-Evansville Enterprise.
R. G. Dunn of Princeton has about
made up his mind to become candi-
date for legislative honors. Mr..
Dunn, if elected, will make it point
to further the reapportionment idea,
and stand on strong good roads
platform the two things the
people are looking for. It matters
not what his policy will be as to
county option, etc., as that should not
come before good roads. Mr.. Dunn
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