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Halloween’18: It’s a scream!

Amanda (left) and Morgan (right) Zimanski hand out candy. This is the Zimanski’s first Halloween on State Street and they got a lot of candy just in case.
Lailah Thabatah is the bacon; Bobbi Fuhr is the eggs; David Morenu is the muffin and Cheyenne Murdock is the pancakes in this balanced breakfast.
Eden (left) and Nathaniel (right) Carlovsky are trick o’ treating royalty this Halloween.
Jean Osbourne has everything a witch needs and her little dog too!
Jordynn Lee is a Bee and Paxton Dean is Zebra, but both are true to their stripes.
Char Reinhart-Kalk shows off the tub of candy they for trick o’treaters. In the first hour she handed out around 200 pieces. She anticipates over a 1,000 pieces will be handed out for Halloween. Last year they went through the whole tub.
(L to R) Kadence Lund, Adam Wiltscheck, Gracie Limbo, Morgan Ranweiler, Mya Hames, Kolton Anderson, Madison Guggisberg, Afton Hulke, Erin Wise and Brooklyn Hagberg are all dressed as lifeguards. The group even has a shark.
Maleah Thomas went as a pumpkin for her first Halloween.
Amanda Sizer takes soldier Kolton and witch Hallie trick or treating.
Mayor Robert Beussman hands out candy as Tigger.
Shenia and Daziah Turner collect candy as witches.

NEW ULM — Halloween 2018 was a scream. Throughout town little devils and angels mingled with the ghosts, goblins and every other manner of creepy crawly.

As is the New Ulm custom, State Street was crowded with trick or treaters and the houses were decorated to look as spooky and inviting as possible.

For the residents on State Street the greatest trick of Halloween is determining how much candy is needed to fill all the trick or treat bags.

In 2017, a few houses went through over a 1,000 pieces of candy, but the weather was windy last year and this Halloween night was as perfect as fall weather can be. It was a balmy 50 degrees without any wind.

The children of New Ulm are expected to have a good harvest of candy this year.

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