Albert M. Freeman Biography


	This biography appears on pages 1053 in "History of Dakota 
	Territory" by George W. Kingsbury, Vol. V (1915) and was 
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				ALBERT M. FREEMAN. 

	Albert M. Freeman is one of the native sons of Sioux Falls and 
since 1911 has there been engaged in the practice of law. He was born 
on what is now Main avenue, North, April 22, 1883, and in the public 
schools pursued his education. He was a young man of twenty-two years 
when, in 1905, he went to Washington, D. C., with the late Senator A. 
B. Kittredge, and while in the capital he attended the Georgetown 
University, pursuing a law course and graduating with the degree of LL. 
B. 

	Mr. Freeman was married in Washington in 1907 to Miss Mary L. 
Lauxman, and after residing for four years more in the capital he 
returned with his wife to Sioux Falls in 1911 and has since been 
engaged in the active practice of his profession, in which he is 
associated with Messrs. Kittredge and Doyle, the law firm ranking with 
the most prom)nent and capable of the state. Mr. Freeman knows the 
necessity of thorough preparation and enters the court well qualified 
to present his case in the clearest possible light, while in the 
application of legal principles he is seldom if ever in error. He has 
always been active in politics and is a stalwart advocate of republican 
principles.