Good selection. Nice staff, bit more $$$ than I wanted, but only local place that had what I wanted.read more

Nice place , beautiful plants. We went to look for trees and 2 ladies working there were chatting…read moreand didn't even ask if they could help us. Very few customers were there that day so they could have showed some courtesy. We went to Redwood Nursery and they had many helpful staff that really seemed to care. They also had so many unique plants just like Greenwood. Next time I will shop at Redwood even with the 45 minutes drive from Marshall

Great service and prices, the folks at Wise Furniture will always do their best! We have had…read moreseveral great experiences with purchases from them and have always been pleased!

Great place to find furniture. If you don't see it on the sales floor ask one of the staff, if…read morethey need to they will order what you want in. Also great delivery, delivery guys will place it where you want it and set it up for you. Much better then other places who will get it inside and just leave it where they want. Definitely would recommend them.

My Toro snowblower would not start, called Bryan and he picked it up. He had it back in 2 days…read moreand it ran like a top! The cost was 30% less than another shop I called in Mankato.

From the owner: I enjoy working on small gas engines, having collected and worked on lawn tractors and equipment…read morefor many years, I decided to service and repair for others, I am your small, neighborhood mechanic who enjoys people and there machines. I promise fast turn around, lower prices, and will keep in touch with you as the repair is completed. So stop over at the shop or give me a call and share your engine story. If I can't fix , I can't charge you. Bryan Ebbenga I am old fashioned and accept cash or checks, and charge 1/2 of what the big shops in Mankato do,. Key words: small engine repair, service, lawn mower, garden tiller, garden tractor, zero-turn, oil change, blade sharpening, Cub Cadet, John Deere, Craftsman, Toro, MTD, Gravely, Dixon, Ex-Mark, generator, air compressor, lawn vac, chainsaw, Yardman, Husqavarna, Ariens, Case, Simplicity, Agco, Allis Chalmers and more.

Open six days a week 10:00 a.m.-6 p.m. Closed Sundays. All kinds of cool merchandise, furniture,…read morehome accessories, upstairs and furniture in the basement. A real treasure hunters paradise hidden on a side street in downtown Spencer worth the look see.

I received several messages on March 22 telling me when to expect the delivery. They were early…read morewhich was amazingly awesome. They were extremely professional in the snowstorm and had positive attitudes. I can't believe how incredibly smooth this purchase was from the initial purchase with Jacob Olson to getting my gorgeous couch personally delivered to my new apartment's living room. BRAVO!!!!! Amy, Marshall MN

From the owner: At Ashley HomeStore in Marshall, serving Marshall, MN, and the surrounding area, we believe your…read morehome is so much more than a house. The experienced Marshall team is committed to being your trusted home partner. From your very first visit to ongoing customer support, we will be there with you every step of the way. At the Marshall Ashley HomeStore, we're not only thankful we can celebrate your home with you, but we're thankful and proud to be a part of the No. 1 furniture retailer in the U.S. and to carry some of the world's best-selling furniture and mattress brands, which allows us to offer you the best styles and prices. Our team in Marshall is standing by ready to help you create your dream home.

Jensen Stores is a Family business that has been in Town for over 88 years. When my Family in…read moreEstherville, this is where we went for furniture and carpeting. That included my Grandmother's apartment that was nearby. It's a fairly large store with a comfortable show room and lots of styles and colors to choose from. I also remember good prices, Midwest quality, and friendly and helpful folks. And I suspect that a few of my High School classmates might still be working for them.

From the owner: We are a family owned furniture and flooring retailer. We specialize in customer service and…read morequality products. We have been helping people furnish their homes with new, name brand furniture and flooring for over 90 years. We have delivery and installation services available in NW Iowa and Southern Minnesota.

In the 1900s, there were 5 ballrooms on West Lake Okoboji: Manhattan Beach, Roof Gardens, The Inn,…read moreThe Casino and The Central Emporium, then known as the Central Pavilion. The Central Emporium is the only one that remains a part of today's Iowa Great Lakes. It was originally built in 1901 and by the 1960s, the building sat empty until it was purchased in 1967 and used as boat storage. In 1971, the building was remodeled and began leasing out space for stores. During that first year, there were only 3-5 businesses including The Diver's Den, the Outrigger and a jewelry store. I started hanging out at the Central Emporium about that time in the early 1970s. It's gone through ownership changes since then and many shops have also come and gone. The Building itself has also been stabilized from falling into the Lake and at during my visit this summer, the old Girl looks pretty good on the inside as well. There's still the expected collection of tourist based shops, but the Central Emporium also includes a couple nice dining and drinking establishments (with great views), a branch of Hill Avenue Books, and even a few shops (e.g., Life on the Lake) that I enjoy. You can also get here by foot or by boat. I could see how a developer would think of this property as a good condo or other resort opportunity. And I do wonder how the Central Emporium makes money within the confines of a summer vacation season. But as long as this historic Iowa building still stands, I'll be there whenever I'm in town.

Always a fun and nostalgic place to visit. I've been coming to Okoboji since the 1980's, and The…read moreEmporium hasn't changed a lot. You can still grab a bite to eat, buy a bag of candy, or load up on all those Okoboji sweatshirts to wear during the upcoming winter. Plus, if you show up just after the summer season has ended, you'll get everything at a great discount.

This is a very nice thrift store. It is clean and prices have went up, but it is still reasonably…read morepriced. They have a great selection of clothes. The staff is very friendly and I love going in there.

At one point in my Estherville youth, I think this place was Anthony's. That's when the meat…read morepacking plant was open, and there was a little more department store and other business action downtown. Thrifty's has two floors with 6000 sq. ft. of retail space and is filled with gently used merchandise at deep discounts. More importantly, proceeds support ECHO PLUS services for Emmet and Dickinson Counties' people with disabilities. This store also provides employment opportunities for these folks. Program participants sort and hang clothing, price items and clean. In addition, people from the community volunteer at Thrifty's to help keep things going. My Son has never met a yard sale that he didn't love. So as we were recently walking around Downtown Estherville, he made a direct path to Thrifty's Door. I looked around a bit, but quickly snuck out and headed for the Library. The Kid hung around a bit longer, made some friends, and later tried to convince me to buy a few things. Well, it is a good cause....