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Women learning dentistry around 1896 at Dillon Normal College in Dillon. Medical professionals followed mining
camps. Tools were woefully primitive compared by today's standards. Painkillers, except for an abundant supply
of whiskey, were in short supply. Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive
Traveling dentist in 1890. This
wagon was the laboratory and of-
fice of Dr. Oscar A. Kenck of Helena,
who provided better services than
alcohol as an anesthesia for a
sore tooth. A woman founded the
first dental hygienists association
in 1963. The first Dental Hydiene
program—a four-year degree—
was offered at Carroll College in
Helena in 1973. Photo: Museum of
the Rockies Photo Archive
Cowboy barber shop. Like soldiers,
cowboys built a bond through the
necessity of taking care of each
other and sharing chores. Here the
men shave each other, an act that
required trust. Photo: Montana
Historical Society
