The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-18
SHE HAS BEEN FOUND.
William Anderson's Runaway Wife
Located at Last. 81 srr-
OFF WITH THE HIRED MAN
A Lady Injured BY a Bicycle
Rider-Livingston's Trustees
Select Teachers for the
Ensuing Year. .ff
Special Correspondence Of the standard.

| Special Correspondence OF the standard
Livingston. May 16.-The new board
of school trustees held a meeting
Thursday evening and perfected an
| organization by the election of Alva
Mayne as president. There were two
applicants for the position of clerk for
the ensuing year. namely, Henry SAM
pie andCity Attorney M. II. Wilson.
Upon motion the election of a clerk
was postponed until a future meeting.
The question of engaging corps of
teachers for the fiscal school year be-
ginning in September was then taken
up. Prof. f. s. Monical. the present
superintendent, was unanimously re-
elected. Six out of the nine teachers
employed a year ago were re-engaged,
as follows: Miss Annie McDerrnott,
Miss Matte Chapman, Miss Evelyn ia
cobs, Miss Sallie Roland, Miss Fannie
George, Mrs. Eva NJ. Hunter and Mrs.
III. ]. Miller. There are three other
teachers yet to be employed to COM
plete the corps. These will be Sc
lected at a future meeting. George
Anderson was chosen to deliver the
address of presentation at the COM
mencement exercises to be held at the
opera house May 2S. The board de-
cided to charge q small admission to
the commencement exercises and fixed
the price for adults at rs cents and
y
10 cents. This is an innovation that
will hardly meet with popular APP
prevail
william Anderson, the Mission Creek
rancher. whose wife eloped two months
ago with the hired man, has finally sue
ceeded in locating, the guilty couple
through the instrumentality of the
sheriff's office. 1t will be remembered
from the account given in the Stand
ard several weeks ago that Mrs. An
derson left home for the ostensible
purpose of visiting her sister at Red
Lodge, and took along her three-year-
old son. A few days after her depar-
ture Anderson's hired man, G.. S. Ed
redge, purchased a team and camp
outfit and started overland, as he said.
for Dakota, his employer wishing him
good speed on his journey. Mrs. An
appointed day, and after a week of
waiting Anderson finally tumbled to
the fact that his wife had eloped with
Eldredge. He came to this city and
secured the aid of Sheriff Young in
an effort to locate the clipping couple.
his purpose being to secure posses
sion of his child. f
The other day Sheriff Young received
a letter from Sheriff Dyer of Colorado
Springs. Col, stating that parties an
swering the description of Eldredge
and Andersons wife and child were
in that city. Mr. Anderson has been
notified OF this fact and will make an
effort TO secure possession of his child. |
Further than this IL is not known |
what action the deserted husband will |
take IN the premises.
Mrs. Thomas Wade was badly in |
jured last evening by being run down |
with a bicycle ridden by Joe Eberley. |
The accident occurred on the sidewalk |
in front of the lady's home in River |
side addition.
Mr.. Miller OF Walkerville has bought |
out II. III. DEFINE. the Livingston baker, |
and will continue the business at the |
old stand.