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Ketchum Merchants Get Double the Trick or Treaters on Halloween
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Mike Hoover constructed a schooner even Grumpy’s could get excited about.
   
Saturday, November 2, 2024
 

STORY AND PHOTOS BY KAREN BOSSICK

Grumpy’s beer schooners have always been known for their bigness. But one topped out at 6 feet on Halloween night.

Mike Howard, long reputed to be one of the most creative Halloween costume designers in Ketchum, showed up to the Halloween Party at The Argyros Thursday, his plastic foam surrounding his head and a golden-colored schooner depicting bubbles over his white tights.

“Got to keep the Grumpy’s tradition alive,” said Howard, who works for the Sawtooth Society when he’s not dreaming up Halloween costumes.

 
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Melissa Mathews and her gang turned The Argyros into a Halloween scene replete with gluten free Double Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Cookie Bars and Chocolate Pretzel Rice Crispy Treats.
 

Twenty-six Ketchum businesses and organizations opened their doors to trick-or-treaters Halloween night in a Trick-or-Treat on Main Street organized by Whiskey's on Main.

It was the first time Ketchum merchants have organized like that in the past 25 years. And, while the numbers didn’t match the hundreds of youngsters who turn out for Halloween Hoopla in Hailey each year, participants were happy with the results for the first such venture.

We were told to expect 50 trick-or-treaters this first time around and I think we’ve gotten a hundred,” said Adele Doneen, who was appear as a stegosaurus with her officer partners Riley Kilmartin-Schmidt and Cory Graham at Sotheby’s.

 
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Three-year-old Roman Stubner relished the opportunity to help himself to candy at every twist and turn.
 

 
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Julie Johnson greeted those who ventured into NourishMe with gluten-free Double Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Cookie Bars and Chocolate Pretzel Rice Crispy Treats..
 

 
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Selene Higueras was the poster child for the Trailing of the Sheep Festival.
 

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