Department Stores in Fairmont, MN

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  1. 1300 N State St, Fairmont MN 56031

    4.5 Superb 58 reviews

    “A few weeks ago, I stopped in to look at the eGO electric lawnmowers and spin trimmers. The person I ended up with was quite knowledgeable and did such a great demonstration. I realized I would not have to buy a trailer. These things are easy enough just to throw in the back of my pick up. Thanks for the great service!”

  2. 1215 North State Street, Fairmont MN 56031

    4.5 Superb 56 reviews

    “This Tractor Supply has great service. I called ahead to have them get a new propane tank filled for me. I said I was about five minutes away. I pulled up in front of the store and before I could get out, someone came out the door with the tank and a portable point-of sale-system. He set the tank in my backseat, I paid with my iPhone and he printed a receipt from a printer attached to his left thigh. The only thing I regret is not getting his name. Thanks for the great service!”

  3. 1001 MN-15, Fairmont MN 56031

    3.9 Good 38 reviews

    “I've always liked this place I give a lot of five star reviews to places that like a lot of places that I don't give a review to well I didn't like it so I don't review them but anyways this place we're here I love because of the helpful smiles in every aisle and how they pretty well generally know what you need to do even if you quite don't know what you need for parts and stuff for plumbing for instance and you can get out of there usually pretty cheap so you can't go wrong with that”

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  5. 1250 Goemann Rd, Fairmont MN 56031

    2.7 Average 3 reviews

    “I am very thankful to the folks at the tire center in the Fairmont location. They managed to help me with a tire issue which no other tire place in town could do it.”

  6. 1250 Goemann Road, Fairmont MN 56031

    3.5 Good 181 reviews

    “Overall decent store. The cashier's are fantastic and the store is generally well maintained. I have been here more than a few times and generally the experience is pleasant. Only complaint from me is all the shifting of product and often mismarked tags.”

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