Polson hit parade sinks Whitefish

By GREG SCHINDLER

What's in a name?

Only the NCAA could come up with a policy as stupid as the one on Indian nicknames and mascots announced Friday.

Adelaide Mary Foy, 93

Adelaide Mary Foy died peacefully in Middleton, Idaho, on the afternoon of Friday, June 25, 2010. She was born Oct. 24, 1916, on her parents homestead outside of Bainville, Mont., the second child and first daughter of Frederick R. Harvey (1885-1968) and Gertrude Louise Burton (1893-1969). Her father was minister of the Congregational church at nearby Intake, and he also worked as a circuit preacher, serving Savage and Plevna. Between 1919 and 1926, her family lived in Genoa Junction, Elcho, Gleason and Dudley, all in Wisconsin, where she attended primary schools. In 1926 they returned to Bainville, and subsequently she entered high school there, staying in town during the week, working for her board and room. She graduated from Bainville High School in 1933. She attended Intermountain College at Helena, where she experienced the destructive 1935 earthquakes that destroyed the college buildings, finishing her teacher s certificate the following year in Great Falls, where Intermountain had temporarily relocated. She began her career as a teacher in a rural school outside Bainville in the fall of 1936. In 1937 her family moved to Dixon and she taught in rural schools in the area. In 1942 she married James Beauford Jim Foy, owner of a barber shop in Ronan. The two of them spent the war years working in the Kaiser shipyard in Portland. Their son David was born in 1946, and their daughter Judy followed in 1948. In 1948 they relocated to Hot Springs where her husband operated the Rainbow Barber Shop, and where she took up her teaching career again in 1952. She furthered her education by attending summer school in Missoula and studying by correspondence. She was a talented and skillful teacher, becoming elementary principal in 1964, the same year she was awarded her master s degree in education from the University of Montana. The family moved to Columbia Falls in 1964, where she continued teaching until she retired as vice principal in 1979. She remained active in community affairs and, in 1991, was named Montana Senior Citizen of the Year. She and her husband traveled widely in North America after retirement. She was predeceased by her husband; her brothers, Torrance, Almont and Bill Harvey; and her sisters, Nellie Richardson and Lucille Palmer. She is survived by her brothers, Bob and Dale Harvey, of Kalispell; her son, David, of Calgary; and her daughter, Judy Luce, of Caldwell, Idaho; her grandchildren, Mandi Heinle and Ken of Hathaway, Mont., and Cory Luce and Tera of Boise, Idaho; and great-grandchildren, Kassidi and Kadie Heinle, Jasper and Cody Luce, and Jeff Wood of Henderson, Nev. Adelaide was part of a large and loving family. They were an important part of her life and she enjoyed researching and sharing the family s history and genealogy and just spending time with them at the many family gatherings throughout the years. She will always be loved and remembered by her family, friends and the hundreds of students whose lives are better for having experienced her generous heart, her kind and loving spirit and her undaunted positive attitude. A celebration of Adelaide s life will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, July 5, at Lakeside Chapel in Lakeside. Buffalo Hill Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. To send condolences to the family, please go to www.buffalohillfh.com.

Dispensaries scramble to adjust to unanticipated CBD ban

The Montana Department of Revenue and cannabis industry stakeholders alike were surprised to recently discover that HB 701, the state’s legalization framework bill, prohibits license holders from growing or selling hemp, and by extension, from producing the popular compound cannabidiol, or CBD, which is typically derived from hemp. The ban additionally prohibits license holders from selling any other brand’s CBD wares.

Wyoming wildfire slows but windy forecast cause for concern

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — A wildfire that roared across a Wyoming wilderness area toward cabins and a water supply reservoir for Cheyenne calmed down Tuesday but predictions for more gusty winds were cause for concern.

First PBR series win for Triplett

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — Matt Triplett of Columbia Falls won his first Professional Bull Riders series event on Sunday at the Express Employment Professionals Invitational at Chesapeake Energy Arena.

Bradley John Hall, 87

Bradley John Hall, 87, passed away peacefully in his sleep at home on May 29, 2015.

Counting the cost of selfishness

Inter Lake editorial

C-Falls blanks Whitefish

The Daily Inter Lake

Protest to greet supremacist film showing

A protest is being organized Thursday against a planned showing of a film that advances “white-supremacy, anti-Semitism propaganda” at the Flathead County Library in Kalispell.

Big Sky notes: Griz may need to overcome volatility at QB

The Montana Grizzlies’ last-gasp, 34-28 loss on the red turf at Roos Field Saturday served to repeat a couple axioms for those that you may have forgotten: One, Eastern Washington always has a dynamic quarterback, and Eric Barriere was the difference maker on his home field.

Dennis ‘Denny’ Leon Mangold, 66

Dennis (“Denny”) Leon Mangold peacefully passed away on Friday, May 22, 2020, in Kalispell.

Wildfire spreads near iconic Waterton hotel

Alberta’s Kenow Fire expanded Monday due to high winds, torching the Waterton Lakes National Park visitor center and approaching the iconic Prince of Wales hotel as Canadian authorities began evacuating areas north of the park.

Trump says US won't pay for Meghan and Harry's security

LONDON (AP) — U.S. President Donald Trump has offered his opinion on the future of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, insisting the United States government won’t pay for the couple’s security if they live in the United States.

Jim O'Brien, 84

Jim O'Brien, 84, of Whitefish, passed away Tuesday, March 31, 2009, at Brendan House in Kalispell. He was born Oct. 4, 1924, in Chicago, to Patrick and Ida (Gundrum) O'Brien.

Josephine 'Josie' Boetcher, 77

Josephine "Josie" Boetcher, 77, passed away on Thursday, Sept. 7, 2006, at Heritage Place in Kalispell.

Madeleine Anne Grise, daughter of Monte and Tiana Grise of Pocatello, Idaho, was born Oct. 14 at Portneus Medical Center in Pocatello.

She weighed 8 pounds, 1 ounce, and was 21 inches long.

Births

Madeleine Anne Grise, daughter of Monte and Tiana Grise of Pocatello, Idaho, was born Oct. 14 at Portneus Medical Center in Pocatello.

Bigfork, Eureka golfers in Top 10

PLAINS — Bigfork put four golfers in the Top 10 and Eureka had one on Saturday at the Plains Invitational.

Next session starts Nov. 4 at Stumptown Art Studio