All lost and found items in Kalispell
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Found dresses near Kalispell Center Mall.
Hi, I'm Lila Moore. On Saturday at 4:46 PM I found a bundle of dresses behind a bench near the Kalispell Center Mall, tucked by the entrance beside the little ice-cream joint. The fabrics shimmered in the late sun—silk, satin, and soft cotton in pale blues and floral prints—and one pale blue gown had a ribbon tied at the waist. It felt like someone had hurried away with a momentous day in mind, and I could tell these dresses mattered. I left them where I found them with a quiet note and a hopeful eye, thinking the owner might return to claim them soon.
found guitars on Main Street
While walking home after a small street performance around 7:15 p.m. Friday, I found a hard-shell guitar case abandoned by Depot Park on Kalispell's Main Street. Inside were two guitars—a sunburst dreadnought with a chipped edge and a smaller travel guitar with a few stickers faded by sun. I checked for any obvious ID and set the case aside in a safe spot, hoping the owner would see this listing and recognize the gear.
Lost travel bags near Kalispell Center Mall
I landed at Glacier Park International Airport at 9:45 a.m. yesterday and realized my travel bags never made it to baggage claim. They’re a tall, dark-blue set with a tan leather tag and a green luggage sticker, and inside I packed clothes for a conference, a laptop charger, a small medicine kit, and a worn scarf from back home. The zippers are a bit sticky, and the right-hand bag has a red duct-tape repair on the corner. Being without them in Kalispell feels isolating, and I hope they turned up somewhere in town and someone handed them in to lost-and-found.
Lost kittens near Depot Park Kalispell
Early this morning around 5:30 a.m., I woke to the sound of paw steps in the back yard behind my duplex on West Reserve Drive here in Kalispell, and now my two kittens are gone. They’re two fluffy tabbies, one with white paws and a tiny white streak on their noses, and I’d been feeding them by the fence near Depot Park yesterday evening. I miss their soft purrs and the way they would chase a ball of yarn around the kitchen. If you happened to see them wandering along the path toward Kalispell Creek or near Depot Park, please keep an eye out for them.
Found utensils near Depot Park, Kalispell.
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.
Found: Sandals in Kalispell, MT
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 heirloom quilts near Depot Park, Kalispell.
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.
found: DVDs near Kalispell Center Mall, Kalispell, Montana
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.
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.
Lost sheet music in Kalispell downtown
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.
Lost Work Cases near Kalispell Depot
Today at 3:45 p.m., I was loading a stack of black Work Cases into the back of my pickup behind Kalispell Depot on Main Street. A gust yanked them from my grip, and by the time I turned around they were gone. Inside are client files, a USB drive with a contract draft, and a few drafting tools I need for a big bid tomorrow. The thought of starting over makes my stomach knot; deadlines wait for no one. I’m hoping someone picked them up and left them somewhere near the depot or along Center Street, where I last saw them. If that happened, I’d be grateful beyond words.
Lost Student ID in Kalispell
I lost my student ID this morning around 11:15 am while walking from Kalispell Center Mall toward Riverside Park along 1st Ave East. I must have slipped it out of my pocket during the crossing, because I didn't notice until I got to class. I retraced the route—from Kalispell Center Mall to Woodland Park along 3rd Ave East—and asked a few folks, but no luck. It's essential for class check-ins and library access, so I'm hoping someone found it and sees this listing.
Lost passport near Kalispell Center Mall, please help.
I am Emily Carter, and I realized at 6:42 p.m. on Friday that my passport was missing. I had been wandering between Main Street shops and a quick coffee stop near the Kalispell Center Mall. I think I last had it when I chatted with a friend near the library steps earlier in the afternoon. I retraced my steps along Center Street, past the library, and back toward the mall, but it wasn’t there. My upcoming trip means a lot to me, and the thought of canceling plans makes me anxious. If anyone saw a passport case around those spots on Friday, I’d be grateful for any information through the site.
Lost travel adapters in Kalispell
I realized my travel adapters were missing after I powered down my laptop at 6:45 PM on Tuesday. I was outside Kalispell Public Library on 1st Ave East, taking a quick call before I packed up, and I must have left them on a bench near the entrance. The adapters are black, compact with a dual socket, and one corner has a tiny dent from travel. I’m due to travel again this week, and I rely on these to stay charged, so every minute counts. If someone turned them in, I’d be grateful to retrieve them at the library desk. I’m staying hopeful they’ll surface soon.
Black plastic glasses with blue pouch found near library
I found a pair of black plastic rectangular glasses this afternoon around 3:45pm outside the Kalispell Public Library on 2nd Ave East. They’re lightweight and look like standard mid-range frames, with a tiny scratch on the lower edge of the left lens and a nick on the top of the right temple. They came in a blue microfiber pouch with a white stitched logo that reads 'Mason'—not sure if that's the owner's name or the brand, but it's a nice identifying clue. If these belong to you, I’ll hang onto them here in Kalispell and can arrange a meetup or bring them to your preferred location.