The border vidette., 1933-12-02

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ternationsl Boundary Commis
sion. A guard will be placed to
watch the pipe ct night.
John e. Ligpets, capitalist.
spent Thanksgiving here from
the Jim Hiler stock ranch near
here. The Li9gett tobacco has
an international reputation. MIR.
LiRgett is financially interested
in the big Hiler ranch.
Work on erection Of q terbsr
culAr hospital at the U. s. tran.
sient camp, is progressing, sc
cordiug to reports. A hospital
for men, for 80 beds. and a hos.
pital for women. for 40 beds. will
bs erected aud folly equipped.
The Women's Missionary So
ciety OF the Methodist church on
Tuesday night At 6 o'clock held
. "covered-d dish" supper. The
object is to provide an evening
of enter tainuent and good fei.
lowship for ell the members aud
friends.
The annual Thanksgiving foot
ball game on the local hi school
athletic field was played Thurs
dsy afternoon at 2:30 p. N. The
high school Apaches pltyed the
alumni team. A nominal fee
was charged for the game 10 add
to the athletic fund.
AL. Sands and Herbert Olney,
SON. in- law OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Sands OF Nogales, we're here
Wednesday from Coolidge, where
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Sands, former
Nogsles residents. conduct An
up to-date wet goods emporium
called Sands Place."
The THANKSGIVING Eve annual
dance OF the Ridge-Igo post of
the American Legion was held
Wednesday night at the Legion
club house in Camp Little start
ing at $3.50. A large crowd at
tended. Music was furnished by
the popular Peltier orchestra.
John Burton. we'll known local
contractor and builder. has been
appointed general foreman Ut the
government transient camp here.
John is Q first class carpenter.
He has about twenty carpenters
and many helpers on the job st
Camp Little working for Uncle
Sam.
The Arizona Beacon. q Phoe
nix weekly newspaper with 10,
600 circulation, was printed in
Nogales Sunday by the NoRales
Daily Herald. TIE paper ia
edited by Byron Akers. of..Phoe.
nix, son oi the late Charles
Akers,, pioneer publisher Of the
Arizona Gazette.
Lon Beliman, Bsrnardine Hiler
and Gate Gatlin are leaving for
Phoenix on December 9th to At.
tend 20 instruction class in an
nual mimeoRrsphinx. DR.. 0. K.
Garretson. associate professor OF
secondary education Of the Uni
versisy of Arizona, will conduct
the class. The school in Phoe.
nix will finance the trip.
r. r. (Paucho) Zanizo. mana.
ger OF the Eduardo Camou 90.
tate, ia here from the Durazno
gold mine located on the Arizona
ranch in Sonora. The famous
old gold producer is now being
worked By Pancho aud . group
of Californians. Tom Gittins OF
this city Is in charge OF the mill.
G. W. Phillips is mine foreman.
Preparations are being made
by members OF the NoRales Elks
lodge for . New Year Eve jam
boree to be held at the club
| rooms. A large committee met
last night to formulate details Of
| the party. The Eiks plan ia
have q real, old fashioned New
Year party" said Herman Med
iin. exalted ruler OF the lodge.
"Reservations must be made Ia
advance. The large club rooms
will be decorated for the occa
sion and fa7ors will be given ia
tho guests. Two bars will be iu
operation and . good orchestrs
furnish music. I believe we car
| accommodate $50 persons.
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