The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-07-15
SUNNYSIDE IS
BAKERY NAME
CONTEST BRINGS SCORES OF
SUGGESTIONS; BOY is
THE WINNER

Norman Hveem, (pro. VIM
school boy in one Of the lowe,
grades, contributed the name TO.
George Kugler's new bakery tina,
most nearly met the approval O.
all the judges in the Bakery name
contest, advertised in The Herald
last week. A large number of per
sons handed in names, some names
came by mail from outside towns
Each suggestor received a sample
loaf.
SUNNYSIDE is the winning
name, and Sunnyside Bakery be.
comes the business style of George
Kugler's new enterprise. Norman,
the lucky kid, will receive a large
delicious cake next week as soon
as the baker a turn one out. oh,
boy, what a time for a birthday
party. Skinny" and all the gang
will comm over without a second
invitation.
The second and third %favorites,
with the judges, were FAMILY
Bakery, suggested by Mrs. H.
Dethman, Wolf Point; and HOME
ECONOMY Bakery, turned in by
Mrs. A. P. Bilyeu, a Wolf Creek
farm woman. They also will re-
ceive cakes, only not quite so big
and fancy, any time after Satur-
day that they put in an order for
their ~favorite kind.
Mr. Kugler is pleased with the
name, because, he says, II always
look on the sunny side of every
thing" His bakery has south and
west windows for the suns rays
to filter through. The excellent
bread being introduced by the
SUNNYSIDE BAKERY is called
MOTHERS bread. A happy con-
nection is at once occurs between
the name of the new bakery and
the name Of it's bread. There is so
much about mothers and our mem
cries of them that recalls sunny
days and sunnysides of life.
Mr.. Kugler commissioned The
Herald to advertise for a name
for his recently opened bake shop,
just around the corner from Main,
north of the First National bank,
and to arrange for judges to Sc
1ect the best three names offered,
what they considered to be best.
A couple of keen housewives and
a mere man were drafted. It's no
matter who they were. Some OF
them might be running for office
some day, and whatever they did
be held against them.
Variety of Ideas
The name list was long and con-
many attractive and original
suggestions. Quite a lot of them,
Unfortunately, were more suitable
Us udlllGS lOl vi Cdd Ilioh w ~
bread factory. The ~suggestors had !.
allied to note the distinction. A
rain quite a number of the names :
ire known to be copyrighted and
could not be legally or ethically .
lsed. A few of these were: Sun
ihine, Betsy Ross, Golden Crust,
Golden Loaf, Crescent. Other
more or less novel or at I
ractive we're: Wall Street Cim- v
lying there is big money in c
Everybody's (where the g
read line forms, perhaps; The
(. M. Good Morning, Get More, a
Ieorge's Make, or what's your F
uess?) Home Maid (no such ami o
lal anymore; Shamrock Gall b
ight if George were Pat) Prairie b
laid (the best and most beautiful
re found in Montana-watch the
this week.; Wheat Belt g
we'll be able to let it out a bit
lis year,; Unique, seemingly good
ut amounts to an eXaggeration be
ause it means something with
1t a like, unequalled, unparalel-
d."
Sunshine was sent in by two, III
ONE by two, Mothers by four. pl
he judges thought Mothers Bak- TO
and Mothers bread would be M
0 much of the same idea, and er
at two associated names would VI
more pleasing. le