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From History of North Washington, published 1903, now in public domain. 
Submitted by Candy L. Grubb May 13, 1997. Both above notices must remain 
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FRANK SALVAGE

	Without peradventure every one of the early states of the union is 
represented by its sons in Washington.  Stevens county has her quota of 
those who have come from the east and have made pleasant homes here in out 
midst.  Among this worthy number may be mentioned the subject of this 
article, who was born in Iowa, on July 10, 1869.  His parents, John and Emma 
(Phillips) Salvage, natives of New York, are mentioned in this volume 
elsewhere.  Our subject was educated in Iowa and Kansas, and when seventeen 
began the work of life in earnest, taking up first the business of handling 
vineyards. Finally he decided to turn to the west for wider fields and 
accordingly he sought out Stevens county, where he engaged in sawmilling for 
five years.  In 1892 he took up a homestead and has devoted considerable
attention to farming and raising stock.  
	On November 10, 1896, occurred the marriage of Mr. Salvage
and Emma Dearinger.  To them two children have been born, Victor and 
Coara.  Mr. and Mrs. Dearinger are mentioned in another portion of the
work.  Frank Salvage is one of he popular young men of Stevens county, 
has manifested an industry and close attention to business together
with a good walk that have given him the confidence of the people and
he has a host of friends.