Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-05-08
RESPECTFUL RESOLUTIONS
by the Fall River County Bar Upon the
Departure of Valued Members,

by the Fall River County Bar Upon the
Departure of Valued Members.
At a special meeting of the Fall
River county Bar association held pur-
suant to call of President Wilson at
the Office of Fowler & Whitfield on
Wednesday afternoon the following
resolution of regret regarding the de-
parture of Hon. w. H. Frye from Hot
Springs was unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Hon. William H. Frye is
about to depart from this state perma-
nently and has been an honored and
enthusiastic member, and wise and
prudent officer of this association as
we'll as one of its organizers and char
ter members; and has for years been q
valued citizen of Fall River county and
the state of South Dakota; and has
held with honor to himself and salts
faction to the citizens of this state,
high official positions and public Of
fees; now, therefore, be it
Resolved, That by his departure
from the state this association feels a
material loss; that we deeply regret his
removal from among us; and we most
heartily and sincerely recommend him
to the citizens of Colorado as gentle
man of high professional, social and
business standing, and commend him
and his estimable family to the kindly
consideration of the people among
whom he may cast his lot; and, be it
further
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the records of this asso-
citation and q copy of the same be, by
the secretary, presented to the Hon.
William H. Frye.
Major Anderson and G. M. Cleveland
were appointed committee to wait
upon Judge Frye and advise him of the
action of the association. President
Wilson presented the resolutions in a
neat speech which was feelingly replied
to by Judge Frye, who spoke eloquently
of his long residence in the Hills, his
agreeable associations here and the
deep regret he felt at leaving the Hills
to which he had become strongly at
tached. He was visibly affected and
was at times nearly overcome with
emotion. Appropriate remarks we're
also made by Major Anderson and
Judge Cleveland, who referred in very
complimentary terms to Judge Frye's
ability and large heartedness, and ex-
pressed the hope that his lines may
be cast in pleasant places.
On motion committee was ap-
pointed to prepare suitable reso-
lutions upon the departure of Simeon
Loudenback from Hot Springs, a copy
of which was presented to him upon the
eve of his departure for Chicago. The
resolutions are as follows:
Whereas, It has come to the know
ledge of this association that Simeon
Loudenback, Esq, is about to remove
from the city of Hot Springs and state
of South Dakota, and to make his fu-
ture home in the city of Chicago. in
the state of Illinois; and
Whereas, Mr.. Loudenback is a
worthy and valued member of this as
sociation, and has by his practice at
the bar in this and the adjoining coun-
ties proven himself to be an honorable,
upright and worthy attorney, faithful
to his clients and courteous to his op
ponents; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we learn with pro-
found regret of his determination to
remove from Hot Springs, and we feel
that we voice the sentiments of the en-
tire city and county in saying that we
do regret the departure of himself and
family from among us; and we COM
mend him to the Bar of Chicago as a
man in every way worthy to practice
that grandest of professions-the law;
and, be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the records of this Bar
association and the secretary is hereby
instructed to present MIR. Loudenback
with cork of the same.