Conlin's Furniture
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| Type | Private |
| Founded | 1937 Williston, North Dakota |
| Headquarters | Billings, Montana |
| Key people | Joseph Conlin, CEO |
| Products | Retail - Furniture |
| Website | www.conlins.com |
Conlin's Furniture is a regional furniture chain of 17 stores, now spanning across five states after opening its first Minnesota location in 2007. The chain has operations across the Dakotas, Montana, and Wyoming. Conlin's is currently headquarted in Billings, Montana with its main distribution center located in Bismarck, North Dakota. The company's current CEO is Joseph Conlin, son of company co-founder.
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[edit] History
The first store was opened in Williston, North Dakota in 1937. Shortly thereafter, company co-founder Edward Conlin purchased all shares of the company and began expanding. In 2007, Conlin's continued its expansion into Alexandria, Minnesota, making Minnesota the fifth state for the company to operate within.
[edit] Competition
Competition comes mostly from that of other regional and national furniture chains, including HOM Furniture and Slumberland, along with a number of locally owned stores.
[edit] Selection
A typical Conlin's store offers furniture from all room groups, including living room, bedroom, and dining room. Conlin's features a wide-array of national brands, including La-Z-Boy, Broyhill, Sealy, Simmons, and A-America.
[edit] Locations
[edit] Minnesota
Alexandria, Minnesota (Opened 2007)
[edit] Montana
Billings, Montana (Opened 1979)
Bozeman, Montana (Opened 1986)
Butte, Montana (Opened 1990)
Great Falls, Montana (Opened 1984)
Kalispell, Montana (Opened 1991)
Miles City, Montana (Opened 1975)
Missoula, Montana (Opened 1980)
[edit] North Dakota
Bismarck, North Dakota (Opened 1955, Replaced in 2004)
Fargo, North Dakota (Current Store Opened 1985)
Grand Forks, North Dakota (Opened 1989)
Jamestown, North Dakota (Opened 1960)
Minot, North Dakota (Opened 1986)
Williston, North Dakota (Opened 1937, Replaced in 1949)
[edit] South Dakota
Aberdeen, South Dakota (Opened 1986)
Sioux Falls, South Dakota (Opened 1975)
[edit] Wyoming
Gillette, Wyoming (Opened 1996)
