Hops agriculture along the river valleys blossomed in the 1880s. Native men continued working in the lumber mills and in fishing; women sold shellfish, basketry, and made other adaptations.
The agricultural practices of hops farming along river valleys were prominent in the 1880s. Native men continued traditional occupations like working in lumber mills and fishing. Women contributed by selling shellfish, crafting baskets, and adapting their skills to meet new needs.