Bio of Frank J. Pribyl (b.1886), Hunter twp, Jackson Co., MN

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The following excerpt comes from 
An Illustrated History of Jackson County, Minnesota
by Arthur P. Rose
Northern History Publishing Company, Jackson, Minnesota, 1910

p. 507

FRANK J. PRIBYL (1886) farms the southeast quarter of section 20, 
Hunter township, which he rents from his father. He was born on 
that farm June 4, 1886, and has always made his home there. He is 
the son of Albert and Mary (Koranda) Pribyl, now residents of 
Jackson. They were born in Bohemia and after their arrival to 
America resided in the city of Chicago and a little later came to 
Jackson county. The head of the family bought the farm in Hunter 
township where his son now lives, and that was his home until he 
moved to Jackson.

Frank attended the district schools and grew to manhood on the farm. 
Until he was twenty-three years of age he worked for his father; 
then his parents took up their residence in town, and since that 
time Frank has conducted the home farm. He is unmarried and makes 
his home with his sister, Mary Pribyl. His brothers and sisters are 
Mary, Aggie, Bessie, Jerry, Wesley, August, Charlie and Joseph.