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Hey there, I’m Kai Summers. I last used my two SD cards in a brown leather case after a sunset shoot by the Bozeman Public Library around 5:25 PM on Tuesday. I was on Main Street, leaning on the library steps while I sorted through shots of the mountains, and I think the case slipped from my lap when I stood up. They contain photos from Yellowstone and a family moment I can’t recapture, so I’m hoping they’re found by someone honest. If you picked up a small leather case with two SD cards, please keep it safe until it’s returned to the right hands.
I set my two work cases down outside the Emerson Center on Main Street, Bozeman, around 9:15 this morning. When I came back, they were gone. The cases are black nylon with a dented zipper pull, one has a red strap, and inside are my laptop and a folder of project notes I can't replace. I retraced my steps from the library to the Gallatin Valley Mall, asking at a few shops, but no luck. These contain work I rely on every day, and I'm desperate to get them back. If you found them, please know they mean everything to me.
Hey there, I’m Lila Anderson. I found a bundle of DVDs on Main Street in downtown Bozeman, Montana last Saturday around 2:45 p.m., near the Emerson Center. They were tucked under a bench beside the information kiosk, in a dusty black tote with a sticker that read Bozeman Film Club. There are about twenty discs, from classic westerns to recent indie releases, with a few titles pulled from the cases. I’ve left them in a safe spot at the posting desk on Main Street, hoping the owner comes forward through the site.
Friday night around 9:15 p.m., after rehearsal at the Emerson Center, I realized my two saxophones were missing from the back seat of my car on Main Street in downtown Bozeman. They’re in a black hard case—alto and tenor—with a dent on the mouthpiece and a frayed neck strap. I’ve retraced steps along Main Street and through the Emerson Center area, but the night was cool and the streets quiet, and I can’t shake the feeling someone picked them up. If you’ve seen them, please think of how much they mean to a player who’s practiced for years.
I’m Mia Carter, a violinist trying to find my footing in Bozeman. At around 4:15 p.m. on Saturday I left my sheet music binder on a chair in the Bozeman Public Library on East Main Street. It’s a blue spiral binder with pencil notes, creased corners, and a red sticker with my name. I’m anxious about tomorrow’s community recital and really hope someone picked it up and kept it safe.
I was strolling back from the Bozeman Public Library around 4:20 PM last Friday and found a small tool bag wedged under a park bench by Bozeman City Park. Inside were a hammer with a chipped wooden handle, a blue-handled screwdriver set, a yellow tape measure, and a handful of loose nails. The tools looked used and practical, like someone’s late-afternoon project kit. I picked them up and brought them to safety, hoping to reunite them with their owner. If these sound like yours, please take a look at this post and let the site handle the next steps. The moment felt right, and I’d love to see these tools back with the person who meant to hold onto them.
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