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  1. Dac Mart - 308 Minnesota Ave N

    308 Minnesota Ave N, Aitkin MN 56431

    4.7 Superb 36 reviews

    “I love this store. You may need to be satisfied with a bit less than if going to a huge store, but you can score some high quality items for much cheaper prices and it does not take forever to find out if they have what you're looking for, a big bonus!. The women who run this place do a great service to their community and that seems to be the spirit behind the store. It's a feel-good place for me.”

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  2. Unclaimed Freight North - 42190 MN-210

    42190 MN-210, Aitkin MN 56431

    4.4 Superb 115 reviews

    “Enjoyed looking around here.... This place has cleaned up soooo nicely. Not sure if it's the mgmt or a person that works there but the place L?Ks GREAT”

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  3. Dollar General - 520 2nd Street Northeast

    520 2nd Street Northeast, Aitkin MN 56431

    3.8 Good 42 reviews

    “I like this Dollar General a lot. Although they were out of products that i was looking for a couple of times, their prices are competitive when compared to other local stores of the same type. The difference maker here, though, is the friendliness and helpfulness of the employees and management. Thay have a warm and inviting staff!”

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  5. Family Dollar - 12 Minnesota Avenue North

    12 Minnesota Avenue North, Aitkin MN 56431

    3.6 Good 64 reviews

    “Family Dollar is the stop in town for snacks, pop, picnic supplies and OTC meds after work. It's a challenge for this store to stay in stock because so many rely on it. They have some great, low priced cookies and snacks. Don't miss the ginger snaps!”

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