Frank Beaulieu Buried Monday
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Frank Beaulieu, one of the foremost citizens of this community, passed away at
his home on Friday morning, October 7, after an illness of several months. Mr.
Beaulieu was a sturdy and aggressive  man but the infirmities of advancing age
conquered and the end of his earthly career came peacefully.

He was born in  Montreal, Canada, on October 2, 1850, and  was therefore a few
days over  82 at the  time of his  death. In 1869 he  moved to Iowa,  where on
October 23, 1871, he married  Miss Elizabeth Lawler in Clinton. They continued
their residence  in that  state until  1903 when they  moved to  Graceville in
order that  Mr. Beaulieu might better  look after his land  holdings and other
business interests.

Funeral services were  held at the Holy Rosary church on  Monday morning at 10
o'clock with Rev.  R.G. King officiating and interment made  in the family lot
at   Lakeside  cemetery.    Pallbearers  were:   J.A.  McRae,   Thos.  Peyton,
Geo. Studdart, Max Winters, J.P. Trainor and P.E. Broderick.

The relatives who survive his  passing are: his wife, Elizabeth Beaulieu, one
daughter,  Sister   Rosella  Marie  of  Minneapolis  and   five  sons  namely:
L.N. Beaulieu  and L.V.  Beaulieu of  Los Angeles, Calif.;  P. D.  Beaulieu of
Austin, Minn.; and T. J. and E. A. Beaulieu of Graceville.

As a citizen  of this community Mr. Beaulieu was honored  and respected by all
and they extend their sincere sympathy to Mrs. Beaulieu and the children.
 
Northern Star
Graceville, Minnesota
October 9, 1932