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Governor Hart. Bridges was in active practice in Aberdeen for 28 years, part of which time he was senior member of the firm of Bridges & Bruener, and which was dissolved when he went on the bench. His appointment by the governor met with general approval among members of the bar throughout the entire state. In private practice he was exceptionally successful and served a clientele that was large and representative. In 1896 Bridges married Mary Smith.
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