The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-08-24
TWENTY-FIVE Years AGO

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Hotter than hades, and no signs of
cooling off. Bad for the exposition
and fairs.
Our hot-blooded southern brethren
would like to take Mexico by the
throat and choke her a little, es-
pecially the Texans.
G. 81. Rines and R. G. Dunn we're
chosen delegates to the republican
state convention. 1t is needless to
add that they are pronounced and
out-spoken Gilman men.
Ezra Wheeler of Blue Hill has pur-
chased "Prince Royal" full
blooded Durham, of Mr.. G. 81. Rines.
Ez. is bound to keep pace with the
times by breeding fine stock.
Spencer Brook Correspondence
James Mckenzie, Frank Stadden and
Elmer Chapman went to Minneapolis
last Monday, expecting to work for
Clough Bros. on their tie contract.
Several parties from town have
gone to Mile Laos lake to meet
eastern and St. Paul people with the
view of interesting them in opening up
that beautiful region as summer re-
sort.
In the fight for governor the Union
is opposed to Hon. Loren Fletcher's
candidate, but there is no man in
Minnesota for whom We entertain
higher regard than Hon. Loren
:, Fletcher.
Iasnti, Anoka, Sherburne and
Mile Laos counties will stand to-
gether in the state convention. All
,, have elected solid Gilman delegates
, men who will stand by him as long as
he has a ghost of a chance for the
nomination.
! There won't be enough state Offices
to 60 around among the st. Paul and
e Minneapolis candidates. The next
legislature should create a few more
!, Offices for the especial benefit of the
n hungry political cormorants of the
= Twin Cities.
t W. F. Street has secured the con-
6 trolling interest in the Little Falls
y Sun. Mr.. Street is republican.
u Cyrus D. Auyer, the present editor of
- the Sun, does not like the arrange
=. ments, and he says, There will be a
democratic paper started there in a
couple of weeks.''
s High-minded, chivalrous Secretary
If Lamar is the friend of the honest
lie settlers. His righteous determine.
e ton of the presumption cases of Ed
II ward S. Turner and Isaac G. Patter
~ son, two poor and uninfuentia
80 citizens of this county, proves this
n God bless Secretary Lamar.
lie Mr.. Williams Of Fergus Falls base:
re his claims to the judgeship solely or
lie the grounds that he is republican
"a Mr.. Baxter is the more capable maj
~ of the two. In other words we believ'
Mr.. Baxter to be best fitted for tn
~, position and we shall vote for him
d. This is not a party question. It is ;
az question of fitness.
"a: An excellent job of turnpiking i
os being done on the road across th
&c Baldwin fats. 1t is expected tina
-, there will be general turnout O
IS men and teams for one day at least
ay when the turnpiking is completed, t.
he brush, sand and straw this piece c
road it's entire length. Princeto
people will do their share.
Oh Judge Thomas Wilson, the demo
nd cratic nominee for congress in tn
I'D First district, is one of the ables
hn lawyers and most incorruptible states
~. men in Minnesota. The repub]ica
49, candidate, John A. Lovely, will hav
w. no picnic in cOntesting the electiO
no with Judge Wilson, notwith standin
ed the fact that the district is heavily RI
OF publican.
las The following resolution wa
d. unanimously adopted by the repub]
is. can county conventions: Resolved
;es that in Hon. Charles A. Gilman v
he recognize man we'll fitted for tt
IDS high and honorable position
governor of Minnesota, and while y
deem it unnecessary to instruct o,
delegates we wish to go on record {
ny heartily favoring his candidacy.
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