History of Langlade County, Wisconsin, 
from U. S. Gov't Survey to Present Time, with Biographical Sketches
Dessureau. Antigo, WI: Berner Brothers, 1922, pp 312 - 313
Submitted by Cathy Kubly

Alois T. AULIK, who has been the architect of his own success, was born 03 March 1884 in the town of Carlton, Kewaunee County, Wisconsin, a son of Anton and Dora (HALADA) AULIK, and resided there until he grew to manhood.  There he attended the rural public schools and assisted his father and others in agricultural pursuits.  This work taught the young man to be industrious and self-reliant, and Mr. AULIK profited by these experiences in his later life.

In December 1905 Mr. [Alois T.] AULIK moved to Antigo, Langlade County [Wisconsin], and was engaged as a cook in the lumber camps, after which he was a car inspector for the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company for five years.  This work he gave up to take over the business of Anton KRAUS at 828 Fifth Avenue [Antigo, Wisconsin] in August 1921, which he has since successfully conducted.

Mr. [Alois T.] AULIK was united in marriage to Mary RANDEL, of Antigo, Wisconsin, and they have three children:  Joseph, Elizabeth, and Dorothy.  Mr. AULIK takes great pleasure in spending his time away from business with his family.  He is a member of he Loyal Order of Moose, the Knights of Columbus, the Zapadnr Cesko Bratrska Jednoty order, the B. A. R. E. [a brotherhood of railroad engineers] and the B. R. C. of A [a brotherhood of railway car men in the United States and Canada].  The AULIK family attend the St. Mary's Catholic church.  Their residence is at 1444 Minola Street [Antigo, Langlade County, Wisconsin].

In 1920 Mr. [Alois T.] AULIK was called upon by a group of [p 312] businessmen, farmers, and laborers to be a candidate for Clerk of Court of Langlade County.  Mr. AULIK reluctantly accepted this call and made an excellent run, polling over three thousand votes.  This alone was a splendid testimony as to his high standing in the community.  Politically he is allied with the Progressive Republican party.