Why is it that Ace Hardware in Salmon, doesn't support the Veterans? Oh if you have a reward card…read morethey give you points...BUT, if you're just coming through or visiting and you have a card, you don't get anything from them. Nice. In fact when I ask if you give veterans a discount they (he) said no. I ask why, he (the cashier said "if you want a discount go down to the Bowling alley he is a veteran and he will give you a discount." Nice. Again why doesn't ACE HARDWARE in Salmon, support the veterans? Sad .

From the owner: Since 1920 Valley Wide Cooperative (VWC) empowers agricultural members to increase their bargaining…read morepower and gain market share to achieve economies of scale through its four divisions of business: Agronomy, Energy, Feed, and Farm Supply Stores. Headquartered in Jerome, Idaho, VWC provides more than 60 communities with educational resources, high-quality products and services, and a strong sense of community. With 24 agronomy locations, 20 retail stores, 15 propane plants and two feed centers; farmers, ranchers and growers in Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming benefit from monetary membership returns and affordable pricing.

We've been using Amerigas Propane in Dillon, Mt for a few years now. The staff has always been…read morevery courteous and helpful. They are competitive with their prices and frequently offer discount coupons. They are also very prompt with their deliveries.

I am blessed. My ancestors are rural, farming, ranching, gardening nursery-ownering people of the…read moresoil. They are also of the many fleeing the soil. My grandmother's words, "I refuse to marry a rancher and get worked to feath." Her mother died on the new Texas place when Grandma was 11. Grandma went on with her sister and brothers, homesteading in New Mexico and Colorado. She finally settled with her brother in Iola, Kansas with the brother that broke his leg so badly falling off the New barn roof his dad sent him to optician school. His generations followed him into the trade. Born in Los Angeles, living on the edges, I made a career in the rural west. CENEX has been most places I have. I now live in Central Phoenix, AZ. Their fuel pumps are open when the main store opens. We fueled here July 12th and 13th, 2024. I didn't quite fill the tank on the 12th. We returned in daylight hours to top off - and step inside. Our nation is divided. Most people live in cities, obsessed with their tiny circles of life. They know nothing of rural life, making a living from the soil, the most Ancient hunting and fishing lifeways or guns for more than imagined threats generated by endless entertainment crime shows. This store is a VERY cool place. Mostly heavy duty, practical, useful items for work and wear. A total inventory for the outdoor people feeding and entertaining themselves hunting and fishing. Anyone can find useful items for work, wear or repair. The rural few need a little respect from the urban many. That's where food grows, that's where God lives. That's where it will take a very long time to create alternative machines that work and travel in country places.

We thought we were stopping for gas, but it was so much more!! This place has EVERYTHING -- gas,…read morepropane, food, clothing, etc! The sales associates were diligent to see what we were looking for and pointed us right to the aisle and locations of items we were looking for. We didn't end up finding exactly what we were looking for but we appreciated the customer service. We'll be back! Thanks!

Wow, never thought I'd have to eval a business as poorly as Standard Lumber is receiving. Today was…read morenot the first time we've had extremely poor experiences. Just a couple months ago, I shared with both the owner, Pat & Marsha, one of the propane burners they were carrying was faulty, and promptly got YELLED at with them sayin, "It's NOT our concer....". What business would not be concerned with a dangerous product they were knowingly selling? And what prompted me today: my wife just returned from their store in tears declaring, "I just go yelled at for trying to find the epoxy you wanted! I'm never going back!" ACE HARDWARE Corp would benefit finding someone to take over this store and until they do, I'll be getting my supplies at 316, Beaverhead Home Center, Murdoch's or Rocky Mtn Supply. If not them, then I'll have to shop out of town or on the internet.

The folks at Standard are very helpful. Pat really went out of his way to help me out when there…read morewas nothing in it for him or Standard. I will definitely repay the favor when I can. Great service. Dave Fullerton Hamilton, MT.