New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-06
Humboldt, Iowa.
fare up to LOO miles

rare up TO I,ltU miles Eall term opens Aug1
dwight MoWery, Sunday School Mis-
sionary for Brown and 1Natowan counties
has arranged to have county convention
OF Sunday schools Springfield on We'd
nesday, August A program COM
mIttee has been appointed consisting of T
Rev Tiptop, Sleepy Eye, Rev: Updyk e
of this city and Rev. Petre OF spring feld.
They will arrange to have some good
speakers for that occasion. Il was first
though to have the convention in this
city but because of the date being sol
close to the Massacre celebration the1
place Q: meeting was put at Springfield.
Only the schools of this county will
participate.
a government inspector for rural post
al routes will be IN the city today to-
establish the new Milford route and TO
examine applicants for the position of
carrier. The inspector comes here in
answer to a petition sent to the post Office
department last January. The establish
ment OF this route will give some person
an opportunity of earning 5000 year
over over an easy route. Applicants will I'M
doubtedly be few as most men are very
busy at this time and will find it hard to
leave their work The new route will
be the third out of New Ulm and makes
six for the county, there being three at
Sleepy Eye.
Ii you were to ask the average man to
tell you ofhand just what qualities he
likes in other men he would probably
boggle good deal over his answer, but
he would end by giving you listo alb
stract virtues closely resembling the list
Of "the hundred best books" which is, as
a rule, what people feel they ought to
enjoy reading rather than the books they
do read with pleasure. RAFFoRD PIKE,
several of whose clever and discerning
essays have been found in The CosMoPo-
Titan during the last year, makes "What
Men Like in Men"the subject of an enter
tanning essay in the August number of
that periodical.
A large number of the young people
of this city have established camping
party at Hunters lest where they are
having very enjoyable time. The party
is composed Of the following: c. a.
Hornburg, jr., and wife, DR.. J. P. Graft
and wife W. G. Haubrich and wife, Misses
Kaschau, Tony Crone, Jennie Crone
Rose Schneider, Marie Schneider, Baasen,
Peterson, MARROW, Scion, Frenzel.
Megers. Hoidale, g. R. Koch, Vim. Meyer
schonlau, George and John Hauenstein
VIM Herrian, Henry Kaschau, Henry Flor
Tony Johnson, The party expects to
spend at least ten days at this pleasant
resort. "
| Prof. Bosky feels that he Is upheld in
his theory of the moon by French scien-
fists who have recently photographed
that luminary, and the photographs TAX
en- during the eruption of Mt Pelee show
plainly the reflection of that spectacle.
In one of Mr.. Bosky's recent pamphlets
| he holds to the idea that the moon is a
reflection of the earth, a theory diametri-
cally opposed to views taught by scien,
| lists and now that such recognized schol-
ars as these French scientists hold to the
same idea he claims the distinction Of
having first advanced the theory. The
1 theory is so different from the accepted
belief that it is hard to explain except
4 by those who have made it a careful
Istudy.
| Supt. Cronin of the Chicago North
| Western road with crew of men began
to move the old freight depot east about
100 feet from its present location. The
platform for receiving freight west from
the depot will be shortened up so that
the side track that was built south OF
the proposed new depot can be extended
| to connect with the main track. The
contractors for the building of the new
4 depot have run against some very dis.
tresslng difficulties IN the fact that in
digging for the foundation spring OF
/ quiet sand was struck so that water flow.
ed faster than it could be pumped out
/ The company will have to resort to put
| ting down piles for part of the foun.
] dation. Sleepy Eye Herald.
i BAND CONCERT.