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Scratch & Lotto Retailers Instant/Online Establishments Establishment Name DBA Address City 6th Avenue Pit Stop Inc 6th Avenue Pit Stop #117429 802 6th AVE SW Aberdeen Aberdeen Pit Stop Inc Aberdeen Pit Stop #116791 2323 8th AVE NE Aberdeen Airport Cafe & Lounge 4707 SE 6th Avenue Aberdeen Bonn Express Inc Lucky Spot Casino #114895 801 N HWY 281 Aberdeen Casey's General Store #2176 224 South Dakota Street Aberdeen E-Z Stop Food Marts Inc E-Z Stop Food Mart #110068 421 S Roosevelt ST Aberdeen Holiday Stationstores LLC Holiday Stationstore 500 #117746 602 S HWY 281 Aberdeen Ken's Super Markets, Inc Ken's of Aberdeen 2105 6TH AVE SE Aberdeen Ken's Supermarkets Inc Ken's Super Fair Foods #110665 2105 6th AVE SE Aberdeen Kessler Fuel, LLC 702 6th Avenue SE Aberdeen Kessler's, Inc. Kessler's 621 6th Ave. SE Aberdeen Kusler's C Store LLC Kusler's C Store #117015 602 S Main ST Aberdeen M & H Gas 202 6th Avenue South Aberdeen Nueve Inc C-Express 8th Avenue #116488 1202 8th AVE NE Aberdeen Ochenta Inc Gas N Goodies #117738 1106 S 5th ST Aberdeen Ochenta Inc The Wolf Stop #115976 524 6th AVE SE Aberdeen Ocho Inc C-Express North Second #116487 711 N 2nd ST Aberdeen Sooper Stop Inc Sooper Stop #112950 19 N Dakota ST Aberdeen South C Store Inc South C Store #116697 1020 S Main ST Aberdeen Treinta Inc C-Express Black Diamonds Suite 1 #114886 2303 SE 6th AVE, STE 1 Aberdeen Alcester Groceries Inc Total Stop Food Store 6114 #113653 210 E 1st ST Alcester Westown Texaco Inc Westown Texaco #114042 1153 Spruce ST Alexandria POVK Properties LLC Red Hog Pub & Casino #117857 39209 221ST ST Alpena S & M Logistics, Inc Red Hog Saloon #017735 39209 221st ST Alpena Handi Mart LLC Handi Mart #116902 100 N HWY 81 Arlington Siouxland Inc Siouxland Grocery & Casino #117315 19555 US HWY 81, STE A Arlington MAJ Holdings Inc Xpress Mart #114906 701 Braddock ST Armour Alt Investments Inc Country Pumper #117024 40855 SD HWY 34 Artesian Aurora Quick Stop LLC Aurora Quick Stop #117254 203 Broadway AVE Aurora Wren Family Inc A-1 Gas & Go #116950 220 W HWY 50 Avon CC&F Retail Inc Friendly's Fuel Stop #117287 47155 250th ST Baltic Classic Convenience Inc Classic Corner #117335 200 Lovely AVE Baltic Big D Oil Company #2 South Highway 85 Belle Fourche Page 1 of 19 Instant/Online Establishments BW Gas & Convenience LLC Yesway 1171 #117489 1861 5th AVE Belle Fourche CBH Cooperative, Inc. CBH Travel Center 18765 US Hwy. 85 Belle Fourche Lynn's Dakotamart - Belle Fourche 600 National St. Belle Fourche Mason's 5th AVE Inc Sassy Sally's #114659 510 5th AVE Belle Fourche Moyle Petroleum Company Common Cents Food Store 123 #110105 711 5th AVE Belle Fourche Nash Enterprises Inc Mid-America #117398 16 N 5th ST Belle Fourche Beresford Convenience Inc Total Stop Convenience Store 6109 #115632 1506 West Cedar ST Beresford Casey's General Store #2830 910 W. Cedar St. Beresford Jet Convenience Inc Jet Truck Plaza #116882 1501 W Cedar ST Beresford Suraj Gas Bar & C Store LLC Truck Town Plaza #117078 47018 SD HWY 46 Beresford JW & SW Inc Grocery Basket #116717 465 Main ST Big Stone City Mac Daddy's Inc Mac Daddy's #116396 757 Main ST Big Stone City Town of Bison Municipal Liquor Store #110965 113 W Main AVE Bison Black Hawk Oil Inc BJ's Black Hawk #117143 7215 Black Hawk RD Black Hawk TFH, Inc. Haggar's Grocery 8031 Stagestop Rd Black Hawk Junction LLC The Junction #116951 19865 HWY 83 Blunt Medicine Creek Convenience LLC Medicine Creek Convenience #116619 203 W Pierre ST Blunt Cahoy's General Store LLC Cahoy's General Store #116624 511 US HWY 18 Bonesteel Cuzn's Corner Cuzn's Corner #116909 404 US HWY 18 Bonesteel Drakes Place LLC Drakes Place #117016 7098 4th AVE Bowdle BW Gas and Convenience Retail LLC Yesway 1172 #117491 640 Box Elder RD W Box Elder Love's Travel Stops & Country Stores Inc Love's Travel Stop 602 #116998 679 Reagan AVE Box Elder MG Oil Company Flying J #112373 4200 N I-90 Service RD, STE 1 Box Elder Mini Mart, Inc. Loaf 'N Jug #449 437 North Ellsworth Road Box Elder Timmons Maket, LLC Timmons Market 316 Villa DR Box Elder Keller Kountry Korner LLC Keller Kountry Korner #116517 43415 SD HWY 20 Bradley Bauer Enterprises, LLC Split Rock C-Store #117411 600 N Splitrock BLVD Brandon Blaine's Service 300 E. Holly Boulevard Brandon Brandon Supermarket, Inc. 117 N. Splitrock Brandon Casey's General Store #2186 101 W. Holly Blvd. Brandon Holiday Stationstores LLC Holiday Stationstore 502 #117744 920 N Splitrock BLVD Brandon M & M Gaming Inc State Line Casino #117312 48265 SD HWY 42 Brandon Staples Enterprises, Inc. Expressway Brandon 400 Split Rock Blvd. Brandon B & T Inc Cliff's 1 Stop #115688 801 Vander Horck ST Britton Page 2 of 19 Instant/Online Establishments Holland Bros Oil Holland Bros Oil #113812 822 Vander Horck ST Britton Ken's Super Markets, Inc Ken's Food Fair 756 7TH ST Britton BP of Brookings, Inc. 2420 6th Street Brookings Brookings Municipal Liquor Store 780 22nd Avenue S. Brookings Casey's General Store # 1694 620 8th Street South Brookings Casey's General Store #2198 122 West 6th Street Brookings Casey's General Store #2419 534 22nd Avenue South Brookings CHS, Inc. Zip Trip #63 1005 6th St. Brookings CHS, Inc. Zip Trip #64 3045 Lefevre Dr. Brookings ERL LLC The Depot #116824 919-921 20th ST S Brookings Hy-Vee, Inc. Hy-Vee - Brookings 790 22nd Avenue South Brookings Hy-Vee, Inc. Hy-Vee Gas - Brookings 716 22nd Avenue South Brookings Lewis Drug, Inc. #12 910 22nd Avenue South Brookings Livermont Enterprises, LLC Newman Convenience Store 503 6TH ST Brookings MG Oil Company Corner Pantry #24 600 6TH ST Brookings Newman Enterprises, Inc. 503 6th Street Brookings Schoon's Properties Schoon's Pump N' Pak South #115679 1203 Main AVE S Brookings Schoon's Pump N Pak North 202 South Main Brookings Olson Fuels LLC Olson Fuels #117601 12600 US HWY 85 Buffalo H & H Enterprises, Inc. Coffee Cup Fuel Stop #6 47051 SD Highway 50 Burbank Burke One Stop LLC Burke One Stop #117082 1303 S Main ST Burke Pump N Stuff Burke Inc Pump N Stuff #112073 1124 Washington ST Burke Canistota Groceries, Inc. Total Stop Food Store 100 East Main Street Canistota Casey's General Store #2189 509 West 5th Street Canton Delta Investments Inc Noids Gaming Parlour #116720 109 S Main AVE Canton Sivaa Inc Pump N Pak #116887 110 W 5th ST, STE 3 Canton Cat's Corner Convenience Inc Cat's Corner Convenience #116638 811 2nd AVE N Castlewood Kones Korner Inc Kones Korner #113470 18299 US HWY 81 Castlewood Pump N Stuff Centerville LLC Pump N Stuff Centerville #116633 831 Broadway ST Centerville Big D Oil CO Big D Oil CO #21 128 US HWY 14A Central City Bottle Shop Bottle Shop #110186 100 N Courtland ST Chamberlain C & E Enterprises Inc I-90 Standard #112281 1960 E King AVE Chamberlain Casey's General Store #1161 202 East King Chamberlain Lakeview Sinclair, Inc. 128 Front Street Chamberlain Page 3 of 19 Instant/Online Establishments Melchert Properties, LLC North Bay One Stop 700 N Main Chamberlain Old 16 Trading Post LLC Old 16 Trading Post #117865 201 W King Street, Apt 1559 Chamberlain Chancellor Convenience LLC Total Stop Convenience Store 6119 #117198 200 SD HWY 44 Chancellor Chester 1st Stop LLC Chester 1st Stop 24100 464th Ave Chester Clark Community Oil Big C Travel Plaza 801 1st Ave. East Clark Ken's Food Fair 106 North Commercial Clark 4 Amigos LLC Cowboy Country Stores 4 #117589 420 3rd AVE S Clear Lake Deuel County Farmers Union Oil Co. Cenex Convenience Store 204 Highway 22 W. Clear Lake Maynards Food Center of Westbrook, Inc. Maynards of Clear Lake 108 3rd Ave. South Clear Lake 34 Stop 126 SE 3rd Street Colman Crossroads Truckstop Inc 47228 SD Hwy 34 Colman Flying D Convenience Store, LLC 305 S. Hwy. 183 Colome Classic Convenience Inc Classic Corner #117433 201 S Main AVE Colton JKT Enterprise LLC Corsica Travel Plaza #117823 175 US HWY 281 Corsica Pump N Stuff Crooks LLC Pump N Stuff Crooks #114971 401 S West AVE Crooks Big D Oil Company #10 381 Highway 16 West Custer BW Gas & Convenience Retail LLC Yesway 1173 #117499 49 N 5th ST Custer DAKOTAMART, INC DAKOTAMART GAS CUSTER 844 MT RUSHMORE RD CUSTER Lynn's Dakotamart - Custer 800 Mt Rushmore Road Custer MG Oil Company Corner Pantry 12 #113765 349 Mount Rushmore RD Custer Moyle Petroleum Company Common Cents Food Store 140 #110104 24 W Mount Rushmore RD Custer Cubby's, Inc. Cubby's Dakota Dunes 200 Tower Road Dakota Dunes General Store 405 Calumet Avenue De Smet The Main Stop LLC The Main Stop #114951 102 HWY 14 E De Smet Big D Oil Company #11 402 Main Street Deadwood Gold Dust C Store 668 Main Street Deadwood Wichterman & Sons, Inc. Steelwheel Campground 21399 US Hwy. 385 Deadwood Casey's General Store # 3285 309 W. 4th Street Dell Rapids County Fair, Inc. County Fair Food Store 1002 N. Hwy. 77 Dell Rapids Cubby's, Inc. Cubby's Dell Rapids 220 Hwy. 115 North Dell Rapids JMMA Park Inc T & C's Other Place 700 N Garfield AVE Dell Rapids T & C Self Serve 402 N HWY 77 Dell Rapids Rebel Wrenches LTD Rebel Wrenches #117825 201 W Main ST Delmont 4 Amigos LLC Cowboy Country Stores 7 #117591 104 HWY 14 E DeSmet Page 4 of 19 Instant/Online Establishments MDM O'Neills, Inc.
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