NISSWA — There were far more treats than tricks as the students at Nisswa Elementary School - of course, all in costume - trick-or-treated through downtown Nisswa on Monday, Oct. 31.
Students started by going through First Western Bank & Trust, then walked down the Paul Bunyan Trail to the train car before crossing Main Street and getting candy from downtown businesses along the way.
Business owners were in on the fun as well, with many in full costume as they greeted the students.
Nisswa Elementary School student Caidance Testin smiles to the crowd of parents and business owners during the school's trick-or-treat parade Monday, Oct. 31, 2022.
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Nisswa Elementary School trick-or-treaters had to keep an eye on their candy around "candy thief" Lane Boley on Monday, Oct. 31, 2022.
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Business owners, like these two sharks outside Main Street Ale House, got in on the fun as well as Nisswa Elementary School students trick-or-treated around town Monday, Oct. 31, 2022.
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