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I was walking past the fountain by Pioneer Park in Billings around 5:18 p.m. on Saturday when I found a small bundle of neckties tucked behind a bench. There’s a navy striped tie, a burgundy knit, and a pale gray wool tie, all neatly folded as if dropped from a briefcase. They looked recently worn and still crisp, like they were meant for an important day. I picture the owner rushing from the car to a meeting, maybe after a long interview. I left them on the bench’s edge, hopeful someone will realize they’re missing and claim them soon.
I lost my wall art around 7:15 p.m. last Friday. I was inside my apartment on 1st Ave North, just a block from Riverfront Park, when I noticed the frame hanging empty. The piece is a medium-sized canvas of a sunset over the mountains, with oranges melting into blues—my favorite Montana tones. It used to sit above the couch, and now the wall feels unbalanced without it. If anyone saw a framed canvas near the Billings Depot or along 1st Ave North, please keep an eye out.
I lost a small stack of photographs after a walk in Billings. Around 8:40 p.m. last Friday, I realized they weren't in my pocket near the Moss Mansion on 18th Street West. The photos include my grandmother's wedding album and a handful of candid shots from a summer road trip to Pompey's Pillar; they feel irreplaceable, each image a memory I can't recreate. I spent years organizing them and now they're gone. If anyone found a creased batch of prints in a faded leather sleeve, please keep them safe; they belong to me.
I was walking home from the farmers market by Riverfront Park in Billings around 6:45 p.m. last Friday when I spotted a tote stuffed with holiday decorations sitting beside a bench. The garland, ribbons, and a few fragile ornaments looked recently abandoned and a little damp from the mist in the air. I picked them up, hopeful they belonged to someone who loves decorating for the season. I know how stressful it is to lose something you carefully tucked away for gifting day. If the owner recognizes these, please reach out through the site and we can arrange a pickup.
LOST: I lost my sheet music for the upcoming recital yesterday around 5:40 p.m. as I walked from Pioneer Park toward the Yellowstone River, near the Yellowstone Art Museum in downtown Billings. My folder is tan leather, a bit worn, with pages marked for practice and a few creases from carrying it in my backpack. Some of the notes are fragile, and the cover has my name on it. It would mean the world to have it back; those pages hold weeks of practice and planning for the performance. If someone found it, I’d be grateful to have it returned through the site.
I’m Mason Reed. I lost my student ID around 2:30 PM on Wednesday at the MSU Billings Library, on the first floor near the reference desk. The card lives in a black wallet with a red stripe and my photo; it’s essential for dorm access and meals on campus. I must have dropped it while I was returning books and chatting with a friend at the main aisle. If found, please claim it through the site; I’d be grateful to get it back.
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