Built by 1891, this two story double front building housed a number of businesses over the years. It is thought that businesses leasing the building may have been allowed to choose some elements of the building front, as the two halves share the same pressed metal cornice and corbeled brick frieze work but have different hoodmolds. The east half has a simple brick pattern with a slight pedimented cast hood, while the west half hoodmolds have an incised Eastlake design similar to the building to the west. For many years, the building was occupied by the Ralph N. Ewers Store, which moved here in 1946 from the east side. The Ewers family were pioneer merchants who had operated stores here since the 1870s.