BUTTE — For the past 19 years, Butte’s Halloween event 'Treat Street' continues to grow and everyone wants one thing…candy.
“I really like suckers and I love chicken nuggie!” one trick-or-treater shouted.
Butte Broadcasting has been hosting the event at the Hell Roarin’ Gulch ghost town in the World Museum of Mining. This Halloween, 1,000 trick-or-treaters came through within the first hour.
“It’s fantastic!” said Aurelia Lukenbill.
What’s your favorite part?
“I love all of them and I hope everyone has a happy Halloween,” she said.
How do you feel today?
A kid in a headless costume responded, “I little lightheaded.”
Businesses and organizations set up tables to distribute the $15,000 worth of candy.
“I think it’s cold but it’s fun, I like seeing all the little kids’ costumes,” said 16-year-old volunteer Abby O’Connell.
While most hand out candy, some hand out...
“Toothbrushes!” said Kali Murray with Butte Pediatric Dentistry.
Happy Halloween!
