I will never shop here again. Not only do the clothes fall apart as soon as they are washed, but…read morethe owner is such a gossip! she starts rumors about people that are so ridiculously not true. She has done this to me not once, but twice. people beware.

Small shop but great styles! Lots of cute ladies clothes and accessories, nice Jean's, tops, and…read morejackets for the fellas. NFL team collectibles too! The lady there was super nice and friendly, and her prices weren't bad either. I will definitely be visiting that store again.

We were stuck in Cut Bank on a recent rainy day, waiting for the weather to clear so we could go to…read moreGlacier National Park. There's not much to do in Cut Bank, so we were so happy to find this cute store. The owner was so nice and friendly. She had clothing, jewelry, purses...all sorts of cute, stylish things.

I was waiting to pay while the person working the register was talking about other people's health…read moreissues the whole time I was in there! I finally got tired of waiting and put my merchandise down and walked out! I will trade 1 because you can't rate 0

Just taking a moment to thank Rick and Jeff and the crew at Billmans... I just got my snow blower…read moreout to get ready for the coming winter. I purchased from Billmans and bought the one the recommended. About 12 or 13 years ago... Yes... just like every other year.... 2 yes TWO pulls on the machine and it started. Amazing I am glad i took your advice on which one to buy John Ross Billings Mt... I know a long way away, but was worth the trip

From the owner: Every Item That Your Home Will Need Is Here…read more Billmans is a family-owned discount Appliances, Washers, Dryers, Refrigerators, Ovens, Ranges, Electronics, Furniture, Mattress and Flooring store based in Cut Bank, MT.

This is such a cute place to shop. They had lots of made in Montana items. We met 3 of the…read moreartists/vendors. They were all so friendly and one gave us some very good information about the Kalispell area that we used on the next leg of our trip. If you're in Cut Bank, stop by here and check it out. They have everything from hand painted works of art to crochet to jewelry and many other items, too. Most of these items are made in Montana.

Great place to shop Made in Montana items, local art, and even local meats. There is a coffee shop…read morenow too!

absolutely horrible. selling items for more than needed, no returns for broken objects. only mens…read moreclothing, sexist, very sexist very little womens clothing, very revealing. Jack Norman was horridly rude, never shopping here again.

It's kinda confusing, not sure if I was in the Norman's Sports or the Norman's Western Wear part of…read morethe store, but definitely the friendly customer service I received from the two cashiers at the register deserves 5 stars! A friendly and helpful employee at A Buck or 2 (another nice store in the mall) directed me to Norman's for hard-to-find Star Wars figures, and YES, this store had some in the toy section. Prices on the packages varied, the cashier gave me the best and lowest price available in their system on the two that I bought, saying they were recently on sale. Awesome, putting the customer first. THANK YOU. One rather uncomfortable suggestion, though... there were huge deer antlers/horns or something like that on display at the front doors/windows, meant to be decorations I think, but in my humble opinion, they're ugly... please consider getting rid of those. Anyway, THANKS again for a great experience in your store Norman's during our visit to Cut Bank! :)

I'm not sure what's going on at this particular branch of the USPS, but there are STRANGE goings-on…read morein Cut Bank. Our family lived there for 6 years. In that time we had *letters and packages repeatedly delivered to a neighbor *letters and packages repeatedly delivered to another residence on another street which had the same house number *letters and packages delivered badly damaged * a package hand-delivered to my neighbor's child who happened to be riding around our cul-de-sac on her bike instead of to us, at our door. The child wasn't even asked her identity or residence by the dark-bearded one who works at the post office and did this thing. *the arrival of letters and packages delayed by over a week, *some of that delayed mail being important nutraceuticals sent with an ice-pack appearing at my door obviously thawed/ruined *mail never arriving *mail never arriving at our house, but according to the shipper, it did *not being given the actual cheapest shipping option by Cut Bank USPS staff on more than one occasion of mailing packages. It was truly like living in some USPS Bermuda Triangle. I've NEVER had such bizarre service - so regularly, so frequently - anywhere, in any state or town I've lived in. And all this lack of excellence came from an office with the most cushy (for them) and irritating (for me) hours that I have ever had to deal with. When came to our mail, I began to feel like I was living in Dan Aykroyd's Valkenvania, and that somehow, somebody at the post office must REALLY have it out for me. You see, living in the boondocks that is the Hi-Line, you learn to depend upon ordering needed and locally unavailable items online. Unfortunately, what I learned to do in Cut Bank for the first time in my life was to switch my loyalty away from always using the USPS first. My reality meant that I went on the offensive, deliberately using ANY other shipping option that I could WHENEVER that chance was made available. The plain fact of the matter is that in Cut Bank, UPS and FedEx are hands-down more trustworthy and reliable than the local USPS. As the saying goes, "I don't trust words; I even question actions; but I never doubt patterns."