Lost & found toys, hobbies & collectibles in Kalispell
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lost equipment for various sports in Kalispell, MT
On Saturday around 5:45 p.m., I realized my equipment for various sports wasn't in my bag after leaving Woodland Park's baseball fields near the snack shack. The pile included a dusty tennis racket, a pair of bright orange cleats, shin guards, and a blue gym bag with my initials. I walked back to the bleachers by the main entrance, calling out for it, but the spot was busy with families and kids chasing balls. Losing this gear mattered to me because some pieces were gifts from my coach and I need them for practice this week.
Found board games in Kalispell.
I was walking through downtown Kalispell this afternoon when I found a green tote filled with board games sitting on a bench outside Depot Park, near Main Street. It was about 3:20 p.m. on Saturday, September 14. Inside were several family-style games and dice that looked used but complete. I didn’t see any contact info, so I’m posting this to help the owner get them back. If this belongs to you, please reach out through the site and we’ll arrange a safe handoff.
FOUND: sculptures behind the Kalispell garden shed.
On Sunday at 7:15 p.m., I found these sculptures tucked behind the garden shed by the Maple Grove community garden on 5th Avenue East in Kalispell. There are three pieces: a small bronze figure, a carved stone arch fragment, and a wooden owl, all caked with dust and pine needles. I stood there for a moment, thinking someone might be missing them after an evening stroll or a local outdoor show, and a twinge of protectiveness washed over me. I moved them to a sheltered corner near the back fence to keep them safe from wind and dogs, hoping the owner would see this post and claim them.
Antique pocket watch with coin collection in leather case
I lost my antique pocket watch and a small coin collection in a tan leather display case yesterday around 3pm near the Kalispell Library on Main Street. The watch is brass with an ornate back engraving 'E.H. 1863' and still on a short brass chain; the case has a crack along the spine. Inside are a handful of old coins, including a copper Wheat penny and a silver half-dollar. It means a lot to me because it's my grandfather's, and I really need it back.
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