Built before 1880, this building originally faced east toward the railroad tracks. It became the Elizabeth Hotel in 1882 and catered to tourists and railroad crew members. In the early 1900's, it changed to the Arlington hotel to include a restaurant on the main floor. Other businesses in the building included a dentist office, with a dentist who came from Denver and set up in the hotel lobby, a boarding house, a pool hall, a restaurant, and various offices.