HAYDEN

With  the bloom  of  youth  on her  brow,  the joy  of  living  in her  heart,
surrounded  by  the comforts  of  a  good home,  tender  and  loving hands  to
administer to  her every wish,  Miss Margaret Hayden  died at the home  of her
foster parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beaulieu, on 2nd street, Sunday morning, at
5:30 o'clock, following a hemorrhage which seized her the night previous.

The deceased was  born in New York City,  Dec. 19, 1886.  At the  age of three
years,  in Sheldon,  Iowa,  she  became a  member  of the  family  of Mr.  and
Mrs. Frank Beaulieu and was tenderly reared with their own children and in all
respects  one of the  family.  Two  years ago,  about the  time they  moved to
Graceville, she  had a severe illness  which weakened the action  of the heart
and left  her delicate, though not an  invalid.  She was called  by the family
name and as tenderly cared for as  an own daughter and sister.  The family are
deeply grieved  over the loss  of one of  the members; Mrs. Beaulieu  being so
prostrated by the shock that she was unable to attend the funeral.

Solemn requiem mass was celebrated by  Rev.  M.  O'Brien on Tuesday morning in
the Holy Rosary  church, assisted by Rev.  Fr. Gauvreau,  deacon, and Rev.  M.
Riley,  subdeacon.  The  pall  bearers were  Geo.  Bruce, G.  F. Hickey,  John
McBrady, M.  J. O'Brien, Wm. Strong and  R. P. Vallancey.  The  last good deed
done, the last farewell spoken, she sleeps peacefully in Lakeside cemetery.

The Northern Star
Graceville, Minnesota
Feb 20, 1905