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Hi, I’m Grace Thompson. Yesterday around 6:45 p.m., I found a set of utensils on a bench behind Kalispell Public Library near Depot Park in Kalispell, Montana. It looked like someone had picnicked or grabbed them on the run and forgot them. The utensil set includes forks, knives, and a spatula, all clean but dusty from the park air. I picked them up and figured they’d belong to someone who had a busy day, so I tucked them into my tote so they wouldn’t blow away. I imagine the owner’s relief when these turn up again. If these utensils are yours, please let me know through the site.
I found a pair of sandals this morning around 8:10 a.m. near Depot Park in Kalispell, by the east gate along the walking trail. They’re tan leather, with simple straps and a bit of sand tucked into the treads. They look well-loved but intact, as if someone hurried off to catch a bus after an early jog. I’m hoping to help reunite them with their rightful owner here on the site.
I lost my grandmother's quilts, two handmade pieces that mean the world to me. One is a vintage blue-and-white star-pattern quilt, the other a warm, autumn-toned patchwork with browns and greens. I last saw them at 3:15 p.m. last Saturday on a bench near Depot Park in downtown Kalispell, Montana. They were used during long Montana winters and remind me of family gatherings; losing them feels like losing a piece of home.
I found these DVDs this afternoon along Main Street in Kalispell, Montana, right outside the Kalispell Center Mall, at about 3:15 p.m. today. They were in a dusty red case lying on the sidewalk, with a few classic titles peeking out. I picked them up because no one was around and it looked like someone might be looking for them. The titles looked like they'd belong to a movie night companion, and I tucked them into my bag for safekeeping until the owner comes by the site to claim them. If these are yours, please reach out through the site—I'll describe the titles and show the case details there.
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.
I was in Kalispell last Friday, around 6:00 PM after a quick rehearsal, when I must have left my sheet music somewhere in the downtown area. It’s a thin stack with a blue cover, a few coffee stains, and a pencil note on the first page. I rely on this music for an upcoming recital, and I’m anxious to get it back. If someone found it, I’d be grateful to reclaim it through the site—my practice schedule depends on it and I know the owner will recognize it by the blue cover and the page notes.
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