Mr. Beier had been a resident of Goodell for 48 years. He was born at Elkport, one of a famiy of seven children. He was married to Bertha Lemke of Liberty Townshhip, Hancock County. They moved to a farm near Klemme and later to Goodell.
After retiring from the farm, Mr. Beier purchased a meat market which he operated for some time. He later owned an elevaaator and before his retirement he drove a tank wagon for the standard Oil Co.
Survivors include his wife, son Walter of Fort Ddge and a grand-daughter.
After retiring from the farm, Mr. Beier purchased a meat market which he operated for some time. He later owned an elevaaator and before his retirement he drove a tank wagon for the standard Oil Co.
Survivors include his wife, son Walter of Fort Ddge and a grand-daughter.
Mr. Beier had been a resident of Goodell for 48 years. He was born at Elkport, one of a famiy of seven children. He was married to Bertha Lemke of Liberty Townshhip, Hancock County. They moved to a farm near Klemme and later to Goodell.
After retiring from the farm, Mr. Beier purchased a meat market which he operated for some time. He later owned an elevaaator and before his retirement he drove a tank wagon for the standard Oil Co.
Survivors include his wife, son Walter of Fort Ddge and a grand-daughter.
After retiring from the farm, Mr. Beier purchased a meat market which he operated for some time. He later owned an elevaaator and before his retirement he drove a tank wagon for the standard Oil Co.
Survivors include his wife, son Walter of Fort Ddge and a grand-daughter.
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