Henry A. Muller Biography


	This biography appears on page 1901 in "History of South 
	Dakota" by Doane Robinson, Vol. II (1904) and was scanned, 
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	HENRY A. MULLER, engaged in the practice of law in the city of 
Sioux Falls as senior member of the well-known firm of Muller & Conway, 
is a native of the Badger state, having been born in Cassville, Grant 
county, Wisconsin. He secured his early educational discipline in the 
district schools, having continued his studies in the schools at Fort 
Randall and later attended for a time the State Agricultural College, 
at Brookings, and the academy at Scotland, Bon Homme county, while he 
was also a student in the University of South Dakota, at Vermillion. He 
came to Sioux Falls and began reading law under the preceptorship of 
Powers & Conway, being admitted to the bar of the state in 1892, since 
which time he has been engaged in practice in Sioux Falls. He entered 
into a professional partnership with Daniel J. Conway, and they are 
still associated in their labors.

	Mr. Muller was united in marriage to Miss Alice E. Bassett, who 
was born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. She was graduated in the normal 
school at Aurora, Illinois, and prior to her marriage she had been a 
successful and popular teacher. She read law and was admitted to the 
bar of. the state, since which time she has been engaged in the active 
work of her profession in Sioux Falls, having attained success and 
prestige in her profession.