Tera Wold was impressed with how many adults dressed up for the Tamaracks Tricks and Treats event. If there was a contest for the best family in costume, Rachel Jennings as the pregnant nun with her priest Ryan Adams and their son the little devil would have rivaled anyone.
Hope Lewis hands out candy to the Shields brothers outside the Seeley Lake Senior Citizens Center.
Debra Blodgett stands next to her Charlie Brown trunk at the elementary school's Trunk-or-Treat event.
Trick-or-treaters pick up bags of treats from Mission Bible Fellowship volunteers for the church's annual Halloween event. From left are Jase Rittle, Brozie Zimmer, Heidi Santone and Chad Santone.
Terry Sheppard with the keeper of the candy from Ovando's Haunted Hollow.
One of the ghosts that came to the Haunted Hollow Halloween Night in Ovando. Nancy Shannon and Terry Sheppard decorated Sheppard's yard around her office in downtown Ovando. That night the live spooky characters were Travis Thurmond, Kathy Schoendoerfer, Bob Sheppard and Terry Sheppard.
Bob Sheppard was the wolf, one of the life characters in the Haunted Hollow in Ovando Halloween Night.
Even the trees had eyes in Ovando's Haunted Hollow.
Goblins could be seen emerging from the ground in Ovando's Haunted Hollow.
From Seeley Lake to Condon, the fun never stopped Saturday, Oct. 31. With temperatures hanging in the 40s, it was a great time to dress up, get out of the house and load up on treats.
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