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  1. Murdoch's Ranch & Home Supply - 120 Beckers Cir

    120 Beckers Cir, Evanston WY 82930

    4.3 Superb 121 reviews

    “I love shopping at Murdochs. We wander through the whole store each time we go it. Looking at clothes, shoes, camping equip and puppy toys. We love to grab an old timey candy from their big selection and take it on the road.”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 125 2nd Street

    125 2nd Street, Evanston WY 82930

    4.1 Good 234 reviews

    “I love Walmart! However....The prices have went up. Some prices huge jump! Muffins were $3.96 they jumped to $4.96. A whole buck all at once is crazy! Also the fruit is always rotten in the middle on bagged fruit. Your wholeseller needs to check it because if you look at your reviews on fruit is always the same. They get old rotten fruit. One last thing, it's so unfair your delivery prices on food are more. I pay for your service why are my prices different? I've brought this up over and over but it falls on deaf ears. No body cares!”

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  3. Sportsworld - 524 Front Street Suite 4

    524 Front Street Suite 4, Evanston WY 82930

    4.1 Good 62 reviews

    “Nice people, gave me a good deal, and stayed open a few minutes for me after I called and told them what I was looking for and let them know I wouldn't be driving through until nearly close. Made the trip way better having everything I needed.”

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  5. Walmart Deli - 125 2nd Street

    125 2nd Street, Evanston WY 82930

    3 Average 6 reviews

    “I am I was amazed by the ceiling that is flooded with natural light and the color is white unlike other Walmart businesses.Very close to the highway very practical.The shelves were full of items.Nice job on the lighting in the store!!!!”

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