McCormick, Littell, Kosmos, Little Falls, Adna, Dryad, Doty, and Kopiah, are all centers of industry in various parts of the county.
Lewis county as a whole offers wonderful opportunities for newcomers in all pursuits—commercial, agricultural, and mining.
Plate No. 61.—Tacoma High School and Stadium. Rose Arbor in Point Defiance Park, Tacoma.
Plate No. 62.—A Red Raspberry Field in the Puyallup Valley, Pierce County.
LINCOLN COUNTY
Lincoln county, adjoining Spokane county on the west, is one of eastern Washington's great granaries. Its northern boundary is defined by the Columbia and Spokane rivers. The bulk of its lands are rolling prairies of great fertility. It has about 2,300 square miles of territory and about 25,000 people.
TOPOGRAPHY.
The bulk of the county consists of the rolling prairie land characteristic of the great wheat belt of the state. There are some mineral lands in the northern part of the county and here and there will be found considerable stretches of timber. In its northern portion the county is well watered by the Columbia and Spokane rivers, while in the southwestern section and elsewhere numerous small creeks and lakes occur.