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Red Kala concert ukulele in black gig bag
I lost my red Kala concert ukulele yesterday around 3pm outside the Main Street Market on 2nd Ave North in Billings, MT. It's a bright red, glossy finish, concert size, about 23 inches long, and it rides in a black nylon gig bag with a zipper that sticks sometimes. Look for a green mountain sticker on the headstock and a tiny dent near the bottom edge by the strap pin. The instrument has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother and helps me unwind after gigs, so I really need it back. If anyone found it, message me here or email [email protected]. I can share a photo if needed.
Gray canvas tote with leather handles
I lost my gray canvas tote yesterday around 3pm near the Rustler Café on Main Street in Miles City, Eastern Montana. It's a medium-sized bag, about 14x12 inches, with black faux-leather handles and a small red tassel keychain I picked up at a fair. Inside there are a few class notes and a worn green notebook, plus a brass badge on the inner pocket that says 'MILES'—hard to miss. The bag has sentimental value to me because it held my late grandmother's scarf and a faded photo from her wedding. If anyone found it, I really need it back.
Lost set of red measuring cups with a few scratches in Eastern Montana.
I lost a set of red measuring cups while visiting my friend in Eastern Montana. I think they must have slipped out of my bag when we were unloading groceries after our cooking session. They have a few scratches but are in usable condition, and I’d love to have them back if anyone happens to find them!
Lost set of house keys attached to a colorful keyring with a bear-shaped charm near a grocery store in Billings, Montana.
I lost a set of house keys, which are attached to a colorful keyring with a small charm in the shape of a bear. I believe I dropped them near the grocery store in Billings, Eastern Montana, while carrying my bags. If anyone finds them, I'd really appreciate their help in getting them back.
Black Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones with red sticker
I lost my black Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones yesterday around 3pm. I was out front of the Walmart on Grand Ave in Billings, MT, in Eastern Montana, when I realized they weren't in my bag anymore. They were in a black soft-shell carrying case inside a gray protective hard case, and there’s a bright red sticker on the zipper. The left ear cup has a tiny scratch. This pair means a lot to me — it was a gift from my sister, and I really need to get them back. If you found them, please send me a message so we can figure something out.
Found coins along Main Street, Glendive
I was walking home along Main Street in Glendive around 8:15 p.m. last Friday when I spotted a small pouch lying on the curb with coins spilled beside it. Inside was a mix of quarters, dimes, and a few older pennies, their dates worn but the shapes clear. The coins caught the glare of the streetlight and I tucked them into a clean zip-top bag, hoping the owner would see this post and recognize them by the weight or the specific dates. I’m leaving them here in good faith, and I’d love to see the owner reclaim these little treasures through this site.
LOST: Devices in Eastern Montana
Late Thursday at 8:15pm, I realized my devices were missing from the cab after a long haul across eastern Montana. I must have set them down while I stretched at the Flying J Travel Center off I-90 just east of Miles City. The laptop bag and phone were in a gray case with a soft lining; they’re essential for work and school. I retraced my steps and searched every nearby corner, but they didn’t reappear. I hope whoever found them understands how important they are and can help reunite me with them.
Holiday decorations missing in Eastern Montana
I lost my holiday decorations around 7:30 p.m. on December 20 while setting up the town Christmas display along Main Street in Eastern Montana. My bag contained garlands, a string of star-shaped lights, and tinsel, and I left it on a bench outside the community center while I fetched extra hooks. When I returned, a chilly gust had scattered the pieces. This isn’t just about lights; these decorations carry memories of family gatherings and our town’s seasonal traditions. If anyone found them by the bench outside the Eastern Montana Community Center along Main Street, I’d be grateful they were kept safe.