W.A. “Billy” Dawson’s Saloon was the first occupant of this one-story native limestone building with a flat roof 
constructed between 1891 and 1896 on the southwest corner of the square. The façade, or north elevation, of this  building features four large bays. During the 1950s, Novitt’s Department Store occupied this building, which they  modernized by removing its original limestone columns. Current owners rehabilitated the building in 2011, replacing  its original limestone columns and large clerestory windows above a metal awning supported by rods. The front doors  and windows were replaced with a setback wall of glass and metal, creating an open-air eating area.