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  1. Dollar General - 528 E Lake St

    528 E Lake St, Lake Mills WI 53551

    3.6 Good 73 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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  2. Dollar Tree - 411 S Main St

    411 S Main St, Jefferson WI 53549

    4.6 Superb 33 reviews

    “Love that store. I spend more there because I want something to get by with for a day or two. But I always spend way more then just going to a kwiktrip or something.lol! But I have 20 things that will get by on instead of one.”

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  3. Dollar General - 200 Anna St

    200 Anna St, Waterloo WI 53594

    4.1 Good 43 reviews

    “Amazing customer service! Deb is always so outgoing and happy to see me when I visit :) love having a local convenience store to go to where employees are happy to help and happy to see me come back! Deb, Kelly and John know me by name now which always makes me feel welcome and almost like a part of the team! :p”

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  5. Dollar General - 213 Jefferson St

    213 Jefferson St, Cambridge WI 53523

    3.7 Good 52 reviews

    “I decided to go to the Cambridge Dollar General because of the great reviews I read online. At the store yesterday I met Aaron & Stacy. Aaron is extremely friendly & kind. After a little Stacy-expertice, Aaron located & opened new product boxes & helped me sort them for just the items I wanted. I was so tickled that he took the time and shared a great sense of humor. I'll definitely go back!!!”

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