Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-09-01

lie securing employmess
Bend district, washinsl..
Eleven hundred thou ,ss'
is a conservative estIna's \
cunt of logs being put II X |
from Thurston ana Masss 4
Millmen of Washingtss !
shingle market very fI,m n I
in fact, prices have had !, \
tency during the past w.
The Griffin Lumber ana |,
OF Deming. Washington n
Phillips and Holmes Bns,|
will probably continue i s
The Pacific American NJ
of Fairhaven. has been ru,''
the past two weeks IN NJ
pace with the large run 4 \
Aaron Kuhn. the COLIN
and grain dealer, has bOu,,.'
warehouse of Denham 4,
at Moscow, and win buy !,
this fall.
The Okanogan Flour Mn
limited, of Armstrong. b. c|
declared a dividend q 5 b,
paid-up capital as a result /
years operation.
1t is quite a scene ahau. 4
of the Washington AgrieuH
lege, at Pullman, where II
are employed in trands
grounds and erecting new I
The Seattle Chamber ii
has addressed a letter 10 I'D
of the lighthouse board At 4
d. c., urging the construd|
least six lighthouses and d
in southeastern Alaska
Orders have been receiya|
ger Merriam, of the America
to pack the company's ndI
now in Everett, Wn., for III
San Francisco, where they
used in enlarging the nail i
ted by the trust in that cit'
This year Horst Brothm|
men of New York and LAla
bought nearly 700 acres Of !
vicinity of Doves landing
they are figuring on buying
ael Dove place, containing |
acres more, says the PortlMl|
AS a compensation for ihs|
of calves this spring, the d
Montana are likely to have
steers and a good market hi
grasses on the ranges was IN
ing, but it is now both Thief
tritious, and the effect on Y
very appreciate.
One boat alone has brunE|
canneries at Fairhaven thbl
900 salmon. These salmoil
age about six pounds eaa
means 100000 pounds q !
died by one boat this seaal
will give you some idea q \
industry of Bellingham BAY
The action of the Moscow
thorities in driving socialist
of town, or rather in rot alaa|
to enter the town, has results
colt on Moscow by haryss' J
signs are numerously distrI|
the country along railroads \
warning workingmsH
way from Moscow.
The Hale and Alexandei 4
varieties of the past for uAl
the Ashland. Oregon, Tidlne|
Crawfords are in the marsa
The Ashland fruit assoelap
to start them off at 81 cenp !
b. Ashland. Parties are ~
gotiating for carload iop Y
shipment.
The 10000 subsidy for "
mill plant of the Curtiss =. +,
pany, at Albany, Oregon, ~ u
raised, and the requirea u
eyes secured. This will ~ \
adjustment of this big lup1
Germ in Albany. Inc saa
planning mills, dry kilns y
Tor holding logs will oc1as Y
acres. The plant VIII guy !.
Montana needs some
capitalist who will erect : /
plant. 1t is not supposed ]
my better to grow beets y. =
sheep, cattle, and the cere. !,
,ut we have sections wen ! .
,eet growing, and it woulu \
If economy for our state v !.
ZONE supply of sugar ana y
he investment in a pan
:omfortably well. 80
Several prune buyers =. \,
he Yakima valley, Wasn'a y.
asst few days, and hays ~ 7.
;rowers from $12 to sls's y
hipping varieties on the y. y
ents to S5 cents a box pl1 3,
nent. A number OF tns Ii
rs are urging others g \,
Iigher prices. Tns. "a
hould bring a cent Q p0s "A
n the trees or so cents Z
d. There is a very lars
nd the fruit is of unusu = |.
uality. The crop is rs'~