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I stepped out of the Northeast SD Regional Library around 11:20 a.m. last Tuesday to take a call, and my brown leather document holders with a gold clasp slipped from my tote into the gusty breeze. They contain receipts, a small notebook, and a few travel papers—nothing glamorous, but very important to me for an upcoming meeting. I combed the sidewalks along Main Street and checked the library parking lot, but I came up empty and started to worry about the deadlines piling up. If anyone found them, please consider turning them in at the library desk or the local lost-and-found.
I lost my gym bags during an early workout around 8:15 a.m. yesterday near the Northeast SD YMCA on Main Street. One bag is black with a white zipper, the other gray, and inside are my clothes, shoes, and a water bottle with my initials. I realized they were missing as I walked out to the street, and I keep replaying the moment on Main Street hoping someone picked them up. They’re important—work clothes and a personal towel tucked inside—and I’d be grateful if they’re found.
Yesterday around 7:15 p.m., I realized my pocket watches were missing after stepping outside the Watertown Depot by the clock tower on Main Street. They are two small, vintage pieces -- one gold-trimmed and the other in a tarnished silver case -- kept inside a worn brown leather pouch. They belonged to my grandfather and carry decades of memories -- from Sunday fishing trips to birthdays long past. I would be grateful for their return to the depot or someone who recognizes them to reunite them with the family. If they turn up anywhere along Main Street or near the depot, I hope they are kept safe.
On a breezy Saturday around 2:15 p.m., I was helping unload for a community cleanup along Main Street in Watertown, Northeast SD, near the Codington County Courthouse. A gust knocked a bin and I realized my shirts were missing from the back of the cart. They’re plain cotton shirts in three colors, all worn for a family gathering this weekend, nothing loud or fancy. I’m frustrated and worried, but I’m holding onto hope that someone who finds them will bring them back through the site.
I found these photographs yesterday evening, around 6:15 p.m., tucked behind the bench by the Brown County Courthouse in Aberdeen, Northeast SD. The prints show a family on a lakeside trip, a girl in a bright red scarf, and a vintage wedding portrait—warm, intimate moments pressed on glossy paper. They clearly mattered to someone, so I kept them safe here on the site. If these are yours, you’ll recognize the faces and the place where the photos were taken, and I hope this post helps bring them home soon.
Hi, I’m Claire Jensen. I lost a small set of enamel pins from my denim jacket. They’re sentimental: one is my grandmother’s birthday pin, the other a tiny compass I picked up on a road trip. It happened around 7:15 a.m. today as I was leaving the Aberdeen Civic Center parking lot, near Main Street NE and 1st Ave. I checked the lot and sidewalks, retraced toward the river walk and Knox Park, but they’re gone. I feel anxious and hopeful someone found them and will turn them in here; these pins mean a lot to me and I’d love to see them back in my coat.
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