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Early this morning, around 9:15 AM, I found two scarves lying on a bench outside the Emerson Center on West Main in Bozeman. One is burgundy wool and the other a soft gray knit; both look new but worn from the cold air. I hung around for a few minutes, asking a couple of walkers, then tucked them out of sight in my coat pocket for safekeeping until the owner shows up. It felt like a small bit of luck to help someone out, even if I don’t know who they are. I hope the owner sees this and recognizes the scarves soon.
Last Friday at 7:15 p.m., I found a small crate labeled 'Avians' tucked behind a trash can along Main Street near Bogert Park in downtown Bozeman. They looked like decorative bird figures rather than real birds, with bright ceramic colors catching the streetlight. It was clear someone treasured them, and I felt a tug of responsibility to reunite them with their owner. If this helps the rightful owner see this post, I hope your Avians are safe until you claim them.
Last Wednesday at 3:45 p.m., I stepped out of the Emerson Center on West Main Street in Bozeman and realized my bus tickets were gone from my coat pocket. They’re plain white slips with the trip details and a barcode. I’d been looking forward to the morning ride up to Helena, and right now I’m feeling stranded and frustrated. If you found them, please keep them safe so I can retrieve them through the site.
FOUND: Samsung phone near axtel bridge
After a quick meeting at the Baxter Hotel on Main Street in Bozeman, I checked my bag around 4:30 p.m. Friday and realized my passports were missing. I hurried to the lobby and then walked the surrounding blocks—Main Street, the area near the Emerson Center, and the coffee shops—trying to spot them, but they weren’t there. These passports are crucial for an overseas trip next week, and the clock is ticking. I keep replaying the moment I set them down, hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe until I can sort out replacements.
I’m Mason Carter. On Tuesday around 7:12 p.m., after a quick coffee at the Daily Coffee on East Main Street, I realized my olive-green travel adapters were missing from the pouch in my backpack. I’d been sitting on a bench outside the Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture, watching the last light slide off the mountains, and I must have left them there. The pouch is small, with a black zipper and a yellow label; the adapters are essential for charging my laptop and phone when I’m on a shoot around Bozeman. I’m anxious without them, especially with a tight deadline looming. If someone happened to turn them in at the information desk or near Main Street, I’d be grateful to get them back.
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