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  1. Dollar General - 955 South Main Avenue

    955 South Main Avenue, Dickinson ND 58601

    4.1 Good 8 reviews

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  2. Family Dollar - 611 Villard Street West

    611 Villard Street West, Dickinson ND 58601

    3.8 Good 69 reviews

    “Decent place to shop. Alot of stuff is alot cheaper than grocery stores. They have a good variety of items for holidays & seasons. You can get party balloons here too. The parking lot around the buiding is worn out and not alot of places to park!!”

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  3. Dollar General - 78 23rd Ave W

    78 23rd Ave W, Dickinson ND 58601

    3.2 Average 26 reviews

    “I believe the manager working today was named David, and I just wanted to say he gave me the best experience I’ve had at any of the locations here in town. He greeted me the moment I walked in the door and was incredibly friendly and helpful the entire time I was there. While I was looking at some deals, he pointed me toward additional ways I could save even more money. He even offered to help load my carts when I was checking out. I tried to thank him for his kindness by offering something in return, but he kindly declined. It’s rare to see someone work that hard and genuinely care about helping customers. David is one of the best and most hardworking people I’ve seen in a while. I truly appreciate the excellent service!”

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