BIOGRAPHIES: Anton FROLIK, Oak Grove Township, Barron County, WI

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Anton Frolik, an up-to-date farmer, who owns part of the home place in
Oak Grove Township, was born in Manitowoc County, this state, Nov. 10,
1891, son of Frank and Barbara (Wagner) Frolik. He came to this county
with his parents in 1899, attended the district school, and helped his
father on the farm. In 1917 he purchased the 74 acres of the home farm
lying in Section 36, Oak Grove Township, and started farming on his own
responsibility. He repaired and renovated the buildings, installed
modern barn equipment, purchased new machinery, and made the place a
modern farm in every respect. He successfully carries on general farming
and dairying, and has a good herd of high grade Holstein cattle. His
holdings include stock in the Equity Exchange at Campia. Mr. Frolik was
married Nov. 18, 1918, to Albina Morneau, born in Solon Springs, Wis.,
Dec. 5, 1899, daughter of Telesphore and Demerise (Couture) Morneau. Mr.
and Mrs. Frolik have one son, Donald, born Dec. 28, 1919. The family are
members of the Roman Catholic Church.

--Taken from: History of Barron Co., Wisconsin, H. C. Cooper, Jr. & Co.,
1922, pg. 374-375.