Heart Attack Fatal to Mrs. Frank Beaulieu
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One of Northwest's Early Pioneers, She Saw Much of the Territorys Development
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Elizabeth Agnes Beaulieu, beloved wife of the late Frank Beaulieu, passed away
at the family home here at 4:15 a.m. Friday morning, September 9, 1938, at the
age of 89  years, the immediate cause  of death being a heart  attack after an
illness of five days.
 
Deceased was born  February 20, 1849, at Frankford,  Kentucky, the daughter of
Daniel and  Mary Lawlor.  She was  married October 23, 1871,  at DeWitt, Iowa,
and was  a resident of  Graceville for 35  years. Survivors are  one daughter,
Sister  Rosella   of  Cheyenne,  Wyoming;  five  sons,   Louis  of  Hollywood,
California, Leo of Los Angeles,  California; Pius of Austin, Minn.; Eugene and
Thomas  of  Graceville,  11  grandchildren;  four great  grandchildren  and  a
brother, Dan Lawler who resides at Dewitt, Iowa.

Mrs. Beaulieu was  one of the gearly pioneers who came  to the great northwest
when the country was new, and saw the development of the country from the days
of  ox-team  transportation to  the  more  modern  airplane.  A  much  beloved
character, rich in kindness, love of home  and children, and one whom it was a
blessing  to  know.   Her  religious  faith  was unbounded  and  her  hope  in
immortality a benediction to all who knew her.

The funeral was  held at the Holy  Rosary church at 9 a.m.  September 12, with
Rev.  P. J.  O'Connor officiating  and  interment made  in the  family lot  in
Lakeside cemetery.   The pallbearers were  Geo. F. Studdart, P.  E. Broderick,
A.  E. Broderick,  A. E.  Gallagher, A.  R. Soube,  Leroy Sorenson  and George
Crowe.

Relatives and friends from some distance who attended the funeral were Mr. and
Mrs.  Jos. Lawler,  Ames, Iowa;  Mrs. Max  Huber, Mrs.  and Mrs.  Jos Dolhoff,
George, Alex,  Edward and Frank Beaulieu of  Sioux City; and Mrs.  L. L. Kiffe
and son of Mankato.


Graceville, Minnesota Northern Star
Sept. 12, 1938.