Buhler was established in 1888, providing goods and services to the immigrant Mennonite farmers who had settled in Little River Township in order to sow the hard red winter wheat seed they had brought with them from Russia. Wheat farming is still the lifeblood of the community.

The 2003 census counted 1,334 Buhler residents, many whom attend one of the three churches within the city limits, and whose children most likely attend either Buhler Grade School or Buhler High School, also located within the city limits.

 

New Information:

Buhler Recreation Leagues

Commercial Property Sale

Relying on the traditional values of personal integrity, respect for others, honesty and dependability, the support of the community helps create an appealing quality of life. Beautiful parks with recreation facitilities provide opportunities for leisure activities, and a new residential development boasts new home sites to accomodate families seeking a community with a small town environment, yet large enough to provide most essential services.

We encourage you to visit our unique city. Spend some time in beautiful Wheatland Park, shop in our stores and pause for a quick lunch or a leisurely evening meal. You will receive a friendly welcome.