Welcome to Harrison, Montana Harrison was named for Henry C. Harrison, who settled at Willow Creek in 1865. The family was known for their large steam dairy, shorthorn cattle and Morgan horses. Harrison is a ranch town with a single street and a few houses. The first post office was established in 1870 with H. S. Paul as postmaster. By 1905, the post office had opened and closed three times. It reopened again in 1905 with Frank Warburton as postmaster. View Travel Related Businesses and Events in Harrison FREE Gold West travel info - call 1-800-879-1159 or request online 1105 Main Street - Deer Lodge, MT 59722 For information on linking to Gold West Country see our Links information. If you know the name of the business or event you are looking for click below: 1 - F   |   G - L   |   M - S   |   T - Z Accommodations | Attractions | Things To Do | Events | Communities | Dining Photos & Videos | Maps | Links | Vacation Deals | Contact Us © 2005 Gold West Country and Tempest Technologies, LLC. Site designed by Tempest Technologies, LLC.