BACK ON BA KUM*L WRECKED AUTO AND LOAD FOR $1.
Juliaetta, Idaho, August 27. There was a high drop in tomatoes here last week when E. L. Gallaher started up the Fix ride grade in his car with a load of tomatoes. He had stopped his car, and had put a good sized stone under one of the rear wheels to hold the car while he went in front of it to crank it. When the engine started—so did the car—back-tailing over the "skitch," and off the grade before Mr. Gallaher could get control of the steering gear. The car down to the bottom of the can.
INVITATION TO PIONEERS' MEETING AT LEWISTON RECEIVED as you, and was a complete wreck. A man came along and Mr. Gallaher sold the Wrecked load of tomatoes for $10, the wing in the car as an inducement to the purchaser.
M. Gallaher's ten-year-old daughter was with her father at the time, but was out of the car when the accident happened.
Cochran & Biddison will ship a full carload of melons to Moscow Monday, from which point the melons will be distributed by truck to the different centers reached by this firm. Mr. Cochran stated that, while the price of melons this season is exceedingly low, the demand is very good.  It is good and the crop is heavy in yield. F. W. Dustan, who owns the Juliaetta cannery, has announced that he can produce 12 to. 