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  1. Five Below - 575 Linmar Lane Ste A070

    575 Linmar Lane Ste A070, Johnson Creek WI 53038

    3.5 Good 19 reviews

    “This is the cleanest and most organized five below I have ever been to! Staff were very friendly and attentive. I will gladly drive the extra 30 minutes to shop here from now on.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 411 South Main Street

    411 South Main Street, Jefferson WI 53549

    4.4 Superb 50 reviews

    “The Columbus Wisconsin Dollar Tree is the BEST Dollar Tree I have ever seen, many, many items for $1.25 each...tons of snacks some I have never seen at other Dollar Tree stores, it is very well kept and all of the staff polite and helpful.”

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  3. Dollar General - 528 East Lake Street

    528 East Lake Street, Lake Mills WI 53551

    3.8 Good 74 reviews

    “I was taking someone else there and they were getting cleaning supplies and some canned food. Well I some some Christmas Flowers that are hard to find . These were 3ft long and very inexpensive 3-6 dollars a piece. In other stores they are 10 and up in price. I feel I got a real bargain. They really look like Holly, and Poinsettia's.”

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  5. Dollar General - 105 South 8th Street

    105 South 8th Street, Watertown WI 53094

    3.6 Good 79 reviews

    “Visit this store multiple times a day. 9/10 times they have what I need. Every employee and manager has been nothing but helpful and nice. There interactions with customers makes the day. Will return”

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