History of Bay County, Michigan, and representative citizens; . Gallagher was a pioneer in his sec-tion of Ontario, where his 10 children wereborn. All survive with one exception, and oursubject is the ninth member of the family. Morton Gallagher was educated in the pub-lic schools at Portland and the Athens (On-tario) High School and then taught a countryschool for several years. During these and 1883, he prepared for entrance tothe Queens Medical College, at Kingston, On-tario. The records of that institution showthat at the end of his third year he stood thirdin a
History of Bay County, Michigan, and representative citizens; . Gallagher was a pioneer in his sec-tion of Ontario, where his 10 children wereborn. All survive with one exception, and oursubject is the ninth member of the family. Morton Gallagher was educated in the pub-lic schools at Portland and the Athens (On-tario) High School and then taught a countryschool for several years. During these and 1883, he prepared for entrance tothe Queens Medical College, at Kingston, On-tario. The records of that institution showthat at the end of his third year he stood thirdin a competitive examination and was awardedthe position of interne for six months. Hewas graduated with the class of 1887, but wasthen obliged to pass still another examination,that of the physicians and surgeons, before hecould practice in Ontario, where the rules gov-erning medical practice are more strict thanthis side of the border. Each student passesthree searching examinations: the primary, theintermediate and the final. To the public this /^ ^^niil^ •*f. ISAAC H. HILL AND REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS. 603 seems as it should be, for upon the physiciansknowledge and in his trained liands rest respon-sibilities of vast consequence to his fellowmortals. After Dr. Gallagher was thus well preparedto enter upon practice, he settled in the townof Campbell ford, Ontario, where he remainedfor seven years. In looking about for anotherlocation where he would find a wider field ofetTort, he selected Bay City and came here inMay, 1894, previously having taken, in 1893,a post-graduate course at the Polyclinic Col-lege and Hospital, New York City. Dr. Gal-lagher is well known to the public of Bay City,both professionally and otherwise, and is heldin universal esteem. He is president of theBay County Medical Society and belongs alsoto the American Medical Association and theMichigan State Medical Society. Dr. Gallagher was married in Ontario toEmily Tucker, who was born in Canada. Theyhave a f
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