Dunkirk Local Notes and Advertisements Mixed
Fragmented Dunkirk column with poems and notices. Mentions Sanitary Plumbing E C Perry Co. Dr Langworthy visiting. Lyon Brothers Palace Drug Store ads. various local events at Opera House and Lyceum. February spring social. Assembly candidate Jerome Babcock. funeral for Frank Kugler. Board of Health actions. Mrs Beecher travel. real estate A J Avery W C Snaith. court verdict in Joseph Smith case. D C Moen to speak. Grand Trunk trip with Hawke delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
E.c.perry & Go
E.C. Perry &Co
E.c.perry & Co
E.C. Perry & Co
E. C. Perry & Co
Langworthy
Lyon Brothers
Palace
Palace Drug Store
Vail
Jenny L. Lewis
Jamestown
Board of Health
Hinman
A. L. Beecher
D. H. Beecher
A. J. Avery
Wale C. Snaith
Joseph Smith
Jona Bargositeek
Squire Holetein
Rowe
Opera House
Dunkirk Public Schools Close June 25 with Evening Exercises
The Dunkirk Public Schools will close on Thursday June 25. Closing exercises will be held at the various schools that day and in the evening the ceremonial exercises will be at the opera house. Citizens complain bicycle riders ignore the ordinance and ride on the sidewalk hindering pedestrians. A new musical toy patent by Mr Miner is noted for its potential value to the assignor’s assets. Mineral water tested at Heyl’s is described as having medicinal qualities. Drain problems near Second street crossing are being resolved after uncovering a faulty receiver. A Young People’s Society musicale at the Presbyterian church featured Miss Lela Roe and performances by the Apollo Club and other artists. Richard Houghton of Second street has frescoed St Mary’s orphan asylum chapel and completed a decorative screen. Jamestown Journal notes strong black bass fishing in Lake Erie and large fishing fleets at Dunkirk with a new fishing club and frequent parties visiting for sport.
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Ritizens
Mrr
Miner
Erie
Heyl
Second Street
Young People's Society
Presbyterian Church
Lela Roe
Moore
Dreegert
Messrs
Houghton
South Wales
Thoursday
Jamestown Journal
Lake Erie
Dunkirk
Donation Rewarded for Dunkirk Fire Department
Mr Monroe Dunkirk New York June 10 1885 sends a one hundred dollar check to Chief W C Zimmermann Dunkirk Fire Department to be divided among all companies for prompt response and heroic efforts at the fire. Independent Hose Three also thanks Mr C Monroe for a twenty five dollar donation for services rendered at the late fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Zimmermann
Fire Department
Monroe
Dunkirk
N. Y
W.C. Zomxemany
Dunkirk Fire Department
Dean St
Oron Mongox
Independent Hose Three Tereby
C. Monroe
L. Ciemgst
Third District School Commissioner Race In Mayville
Mayville officials met to choose a third district school commissioner. Three candidates received one ballot each at the meeting led by Judge Lambert, Judge Smith, and Special Surrogate Stearns. Stearns suggested uniting on a candidate who would resign, allowing the county judge to appoint a temporary successor until the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert
Smith
Stearns
Mayville
Third District
Bry Almay
Eny
George H. Frost
Ty Greek
Death by fall claims Mrs Koepke at Eagle Street home
Mrs Kepke aged 76 living with Louis Prescher on Eagle Street was fatally injured when she fell down stairs at about 5:30 AM. Coroner Blood ruled death from a fall after a skull and neck injury. Funeral set for Monday at 2 PM at the German Evangelical church with Rev Scheuermann officiating.
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Wilhelmina Kospke
Louis Prescher
Eagle Street
Heerekall
Yosemite and Walbridge Arrive With Lumber Cargoes
The Yosemite and barge Walbridge arrive with 408600 feet of lumber for D Wright & Co and 244000 feet for O Donnell & Co. Dredge in harbor towed by Kelderhouse and R Porter Lee without clearance. Lee fined $20 by customs for moving districts without papers. Kelderhouse returned to Buffalo without landing. Dredging not complete until August despite good weather.
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Yosemite
H. S. Walbridge
W. D. Neal
D. Wright & Co
Walbridge
Cape _tain
D. McRae
O'Donnell & Co
Kelderhouse
R. Porter Lee
Lee
Buffalo
Williams
Dunkirk Citizen Defends Mr Monroe Over Miner’s Exchange
A Dunkirk letter from W. S. Asecr. urges the public to back Mr Monroe amid the Miner’s Exchange collapse rumors. He defends Monroe’s character, notes the city’s stake, and questions the value of forcing disclosures or criminal pursuit through the press. He praises Monroe as a public spirited citizen who built up the city.
County Court and Court of Sessions Case Summaries
The county court records show J Tily Starr charged with destroying woolen mill property found not guilty. Henry Penhollow’s extortion case denied new trial. appeal to Supreme Court. Sarah Osborn found guilty of keeping a disorderly house. fined 350 and 15 days imprisonment. John Lawrence pled guilty to petit larceny. 60 days. William Galivan found guilty of assault. Edward P Ballard vs Anguat Heloe: motion for non suit granted. 30 day stay for case and exceptions. Albert Heitcamp and John Schrues petition to sell Garret Heitcamp lunatic real estate. report confirmed. Bessie Powers and Sadie Colwell: sale of real estate approved. proceeds disposition confirmed. Willis Benedict final accounting as assignee. referee report confirmed with 155 cents to assignee for fees. Arlea Bullock v James Edmunds: case discontinued without costs. Julia Carpenter v John Langford et al: jury waived. trial by court. Joseph Leslie v Emma Woolrath: ten jurors. parties consent to trial.
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J. Tily Starr
Jamestown
J. G
Henry Penhollow
Ellington
Supreme Court
Sarah Osborn
John Lawrence
William Galivan
Edward P. Ballard
Anguat Heloe
Albert Heitcamp
John Schrues
Garret H.heitcamp
Bessie M. Powers
Sadie R. Colwell
Isaac H. Foster
Willis C. Benedict
Warner, & Tiffany
Arlea Bullock
James Edmunds
Julia A. Carpenter
John Langford
Joseph E. Leslie
Emma Weolrath
A Horse Killed After Locomotive frightens Laona Farmer
Henry Mueller, a Laona farmer, rode to the city in a wagon when his horse was frightened on Third Street by a locomotive. A tug loosening caused the horse to bolt, rearing and falling. The horse died within minutes. Mueller, valued at about $100, struck his head and suffered a likely skull fracture. The body was buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mueller
Laona
Third Street
Elk
Cadets Drill Endorsements By Colonel Waud At City
Colonel Thomas Waud of the Sixty-fifth Regiment Buffalo praised the Cadets after their drill. He approved the new cadet rifle as a fine piece and noted the fundraising subscription is progressing well for the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Waud
Sixty-fifth Regiment
Buffalo
R. L. Cary
Harper's
B. Cartey
Arora
Boats to Let
Parties seeking passage should contact Thompson for October service sailings. All boats available for hire and moorings announced with capacity details and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tober Thompson
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