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Christmas Celebration ended on New Year's Henry Bell Lovett, son of Eli and Mary E. Bell Lovett, was born near Dallas on September 21, 1858. In 1876 he
came to the Panhandle to hunt buffalo. Since most of the buffalo had been slaughtered, he spent the winter cutting cordwood for the soldiers at Fort Elliott. In the spring he went to his family in Weatherford to try to
persuade them to come to the Panhandle. His family was not interested so he left by way of Fort Griffin for his last buffalo hunt, advancing from skinner to shooter on that trip. The hides were taken on wagons drawn
by ox teams to market at Fort Griffin. Henry was left alone for 21 days to guard the hides while his boss was away marketing the hides. Henry came again to the Panhandle and worked for several ranches: the JA,
Francklyn Land and Cattle Company, the Long O and the LX. He made an early venture into ranching for himself starting with 33 head of cattle which he later lost during a hard winter. In 1883 he registered the brand S
in Wheeler County. In 1885 Henry returned once more to Weatherford where he married Mrs. Fannie Long on September 2, 1885. Fannie, born on February 8, 1865, was the youngest of twelve children of James Alvin and
Elizabeth Hall Hopkins. At the age of thirteen she had married attorney Sam Long who died three years after their marriage.
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Instead of following the stage route on to Clarendon, they came by the Rowe ranch to George Owen's camp on McClellan Creek. The ground was covered with eighteen inches of snow. After resting for a week at Owen's camp, the Lovetts continued the long, tiring three-hundred mile journey to Mobeetie, then the capital of the entire Panhandle. Henry worked as a cowhand for several months while Fannie stayed with the family of H.B. Spiller, a surveyor. The Lovett's only child, a daughter named Mattabel, was born on February 18, 1887. The Lovetts spent the summer at Eldridge, a stage stand and post office several miles north of present Alanreed. In November Henry purchased a half section of land on Grapevine Creek. Using a rod bottom walking-plow, he broke out the first farm on Block B-2. He worked twenty acres and planted Indian corn, kaffir corn and sorghum. |
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The Lovett's home on Grapevine Creek was a dugout, ten by twenty feet. Roofed with willow boughs covered with bear grass and two feet of dirt, the dwelling was rainproof.
Because of inadequate space inside the dugout, most of the furniture and belongings remained outside covered with a wagon "tarp." The furnishings inside the dugout included a table, chairs, bed and a box for
dishes. The floors and walls were of dirt, though later the walls were covered with gunny sacks and papered with old newspapers. The large open fireplace used for cooking and heating was dug back into the dirt wall. A
granite coffee pot, skillet with lid and an iron pot were suspended by wires attached to half a wagon tire bent to fit over the fireplace. There was an abundance of "prairie coal" (cow chips) to use for fuel.
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