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  1. Dollar General - 8091 Co Hwy 61

    8091 Co Hwy 61, Willow River MN 55795

    4.2 Good 33 reviews

    “A little hidden gem on your way up North perhaps? This Dollar General isn’t just convenient, it has the most wonderful people like Julie, and appears to have literally anything you can think of. That’s rare to find in a small town, I feel. Everything from Red Bull to cute throws, exercise wear, cute home decor, a full grocery section. I mean cooome on! I asked Julie if all Dollar Generals were stocked the same, she said “I wish” haha. Such a great start to my day to pop in for something quick and stumble across a great store that I will back to in the coming weeks, it’s travel season!! ?”

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  2. Hometown Flips - 409 Elm Avenue

    409 Elm Avenue, Moose Lake MN 55767

    4.8 Superb 32 reviews

    “I really like this store, I find things I like rather cheap and the workers are very nice. The only issue I have is I am fat and some aisles are very narrow but that's okay.”

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  3. Dollar General - 10 Hartman Drive

    10 Hartman Drive, Moose Lake MN 55767

    3.5 Good 73 reviews

    “5 stars to the patient young woman working on 5/25 in the evening. The overweight brooding middle aged man with brown hair and poor social skills gave me a dirty look when I asked him for kitchen magnets, I obviously interupted him curing cancer, my bad. He was rude with his constitute when he noticed customers at the counter (there was 3 people in the store, you don't need to be rude to get your coworkers attention) She remained upbeat and took my complaint about his attitude in stride. Promote her, give him more training around customer service.”

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