The eastern capitalist Frank Buhl came west from Sharon, Pennsylvania, to Salt Lake City in 1901 to examine a mining property that interested him. On learning it had already been sold, he decided to investigate a proposed irrigation development in southern Idaho, the Twin Falls South Side Project.
I. B. Perrine met Mr. Buhl at the train depot in Shoshone and introduced him to Peter Kimberly and Stanley Milner. Buhl and Kimberly formed the corporation that accomplished the project.
The townsite of Buhl was platted in 1905, and the Twin Falls Investment Co. sold lots at Broadway and Main Street for $1,750 each, in April, 1906. The location qualified as a village two years later; Buhl is now the second-largest town in Twin Falls County.
Sagebrush Days Parade 2022.
Sagebrush Days.
Buhl's annual Fourth of July celebration. It usually last a couple of days.
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Guns Vs. Hoses
Annual Events
200 N 6th Ave
Buhl, Idaho
(208) 543-8225
Principal: Cyndi Cooper
Buhl
Buhl School District
City Of Buhl
Population: 4,462
Elevation: 3,770
A great parade that is a lot of fun for the whole family. It normally starts at 10:00 a.m. with usually over 100 entries. From farm equipment to old cars. People from all over come to Buhl Sagebrush Day Parade.
Sagebrush Days in the park
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Buhl School District
920 Main Street,
Buhl, ID 83316
Phone: 208-543-6436
Superintendent: David Carson
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Buhl Chamber of Commerce
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