Son of Slain Man Describes Fatherrs Death Trial Opens
The state opened testimony in the Ramseyer murder case after a jury was finally chosen. Key witness Hilvey Abelson described his father’s conflict with Ramseyer at an irrigation headgate and the gunshot that ended his life. Other witnesses testified about threats, the scene layout, and the wounded man’s condition before death. The judge adjourned to resume Monday morning. Ramseyer had prior second degree murder conviction overturned.
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TF. Ramseyer
W. A. Babcock
District Court
Hilvey Abelson
Abel
Flo
Ramseyer
Fred
K .D. Abel
Dwight of
Filer
Martin
Wade
Hazel
Benoit
W. T. Guthrie
Kawalis Sentenced for Forgery Conviction
Kawalis Sente iD was convicted of forgery and sentenced to one to 14 years in prison. Babcock of the court, Wewai was found.
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Sente Id
Babcock
Camrt
Wewai
Trial Reveals Forgery And Theft In Separate Allegations
During the trial the defendant was found guilty of forging the name of Watanhe on a $400 draft. The same proceedings also brought out the theft of a deposit certificate valued at 1006 yen from the same individual.
Visitors and shoppers fill city Saturday listings
Miss Edna Hyde of Kimberly was a visitor in the city Saturday after soon. Mrs. R. S. Reed of Jarome spent yesterday in Twin Falls shopping. Mrs. A. J. Ayres returned home in Berger Saturday after months here. Mrs. J. R. Smith and daughter of Hansen moored here Saturday. Mrs. J. Re Harrig spent yesterday in the city shopping from her home in den. ret Ryan of Molen was in, UTIs Vriday and Sat anil &wn, WH. McAtee of Ma rea were con g thé visitors in Che chy Yesterdiny. Mildred Jenkins and Raen ae Quistan Castleford ive im the City visiting friends and shopping. Miss Carrie Updergeary was a visitor in the city from Kimberly WH. lammers Ig in the city for a few days from lier transacting business. Helen Houst on' of Jerome was in the city Saturday shopping. Mrs Klusmeyer was among her arrivals in the City Saturday from Hollister. Miss Cecil Nunty spent yesterday in the city shopping and visiting friends. A. Vic Sealh of Kimberly transacted Business In the city Saturday after CUO boat ete ane Milith 1%. Wilson is in the city on daily business and pleasure. Abe a Dailey Gee of Burley is in the city for a few days. Mr. Lee will deliver the address at the Telks Memorial service this afternoon.
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R. S. Reed
Jarome
Twin Falls
A. J. Ayres
Berger
J. R. Smith
Hansen
J. Re Harrig
Den
Che Chy Yesterdiny
Mildred Jenkins
Raenae Quistan Castleford
Carrie Updergeary
Kimberly
Lammers Ig
Lier
Helen HH. Tlouston
Jerome
Wo Klusmeyer
Hollister
Cecil Nunty
A. Vic Sealh
Wilson
Ify
Abea Dailey Gee
Burley
Lee
Telks
Shoplifters plague city stores amid heavy losses
Merchants report unprecedented shoplifting during the holiday season with furs dresses brushes and combs stolen. Detectives have been hired and authorities warn prosecutions will be pursued to the full extent of the law as arrests loom and several suspects are under close watch.
Elect Officers of G A R for Coming Year
In a special meeting of Can Me-Met'ook Past No 33 of the G A R held yesterday in the I O O F hall, officers for the coming year were elected. C A Ostrander was chosen commander with A Smith senior vice commander H B Vance junior vice commander James M Rice adjutant and quartermaster W W Humphrey chaplain C L Tonegley patriotic instructor R Ue Barnes day officer Henry Muncer officer of the guard W W Humphrey and R H Barnes named representatives and C A Ostrander and J D Smith elected as alternates.
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I. O.O. I. Hall
C. A. Ostrander
Ad. ‘Smith
H. B. Vance
James M. Rice
W. W. Humphrey
C. L. Tonegley
Birthday Party Highlights a Seven Year Old John Hahn
Mrs C J Hahn hosted a large birthday party for Master John Hahn who turned seven. About 36 guests enjoyed games and quiet storytelling with a pink and white decor scheme featuring candy and candles. The hostess was helped by Mrs RR Stevenson and Misses Jean and Dorothy Tuykelatker. A Episcopal church gathering to welcome the new rector Rev Charles Glenn Taird followed the next evening. Mrs J R Spafford and Mrs J Morse hosted the second of two luncheons with red color scheme and a bridge game.
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C. J. Hahn
John Hahn
RR. H. Stevenson
Jean
Dorothy Tuykelatker
Jim Maxwell
George Maxwell
Jim Kkeet
Gail Sinckay
Roy Read
Migink Peavey
Donald Bacon
Mark Melt
Tart Leichleifer
Ric Thomas
Jack Dwight
Arthur Benning
Bob Crévier
Ralph Smith
Eugene Perripe
Miriam Babcock
Edith Wick
Irene Parrott
Jennie Heap
Elizabeth ‘Rothwell
Marian Stobbins
Betty Rive
Harriet Duvall
Betty Peavey
Tuth Reed
Katherine Bacon
Louise Leichleiter
Jean Sprague
Episcopal Church
Charles Glenn Taird
J. R. Spafford
J. Morse
Mesdames Lavering
Priebe
Fisher
J. A. Keefer
N. J. Keefer
Maxwell
Wendell
Atlen
Bacon
Lewis
Flower
Wayne
Johnson
Russell
H. F. Allen
Craven
McAfee
Asher Wilson
Fasley
Booth
Walters
Hein
R. A. Read
Wright
Williams
Sprague
Nixon
Murraugh
John Costello
C. N. Beaty
C.A. Robinson
McLain
Elks to Honor Dead in Memorial Service
The local lodge will hold an afternoon memorial service at the Presbyterian church for members who died in the past year. T Bailey Lee of Burley, a prominent attorney, will deliver the memorial address, with lodge officers directing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
T. Bailey Lee
Burley
Lee
Next Judge Mentioned for Fourth Judicial District
The article notes a prominent speaker as the prospective judge of the fourth judicial district if another is appointed. The Presbyterium quartet will perform several selections with Miss Gladys Orr on organ, while Carlé Ortiz, the high school musical director, will present an organ recital.
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Ful
Fourth Judicial District
Presbyterium Quartet
Gladys Orr
Carlé Ortz
Ithe’ High School
Petition to Form Milner Low Lift Irrigation District Hearing
The hearing on the petition by D. B. Moorman and others to form Milner Low Lift Irrigation District from the Murtaugh Canal system was held before county commissioners. A decision is to be announced January 3 1921. if approved the district will take over land and flood rights, supply 20 000 acre feet annually from American Reservoir, and issue 10 000 shares at $60 each totaling $600 000. Attorney James Wise represents the petitioners.
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D. B. Moorman
Milner
Murtaugh Canal’ Company
Board of County ‘Commissioners
Moorman
Board
American Rats
Main
Dime to cut winter clothing costs with fur reuse
H. Heartfield offers a chance to turn cast-off items into new fur garments. They advertise relining and remodeling services for coats, muffs, scarves, and related pieces, urging customers to update old fur items into fresh wear.
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H. Heartfield
Tadies
Daley Fined for Speeding by City Police Court
M R Daley was fined 26 dollars for speeding on Shoshons street Friday night. Traffic Officer Ray Brown cited him, with the court noting the incident and imposing the penalty.
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M. R. Daley
Daley
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Egg
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Edna Hyde
G. A. RK
Elks
The
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Quartette
Carle Oltz
Ing
Dee
A Cohen Stores
Cee
Main Avenue East
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