Stanton is the county seat of Mercer County, North Dakota. The community was founded by Thomas and James McGrath, who established a post office there in December of 1882. The town was established in 1883, becoming the county seat when Mercer County was organized in 1884. Stanton was incorporated as a village in 1909, becoming a city in 1947.
Recommended Resources
Stanton, North Dakota is the Mercer County Seat. The official municipal site features an overview of the community and its local government, facilities, services, businesses, points of interest, and events.
http://www.stantonnd.com/
Mercer County Sheriff’s Department
The Sheriff’s office, its departmental divisions, deputies, volunteers, and employees are highlighted, with an overview and schedules of its programs and services. Non-emergency contacts are included.
http://www.wrtc.com/mcso/
The history and location of the county is featured on the official county government web site, along with contacts for elected and appointed officials, departmental personnel, and services. A guide to local recreational areas and activities is included.
http://www.mercercountynd.com/
With locations in Stanton and Hazen, the flower shop serves the surrounding communities of Hazen, Stanton, Beulah, and Washburn, offering unique floral designs, an assortment of silk flowers, antiques, pottery, paintings, jewelry, balloons, candy, and other gifts. Its locations, hours, products, and contacts are featured.
http://www.prettypetalshazen.com/
