Star Tribune columnist Sid Hartman suffered a broken right hip in a fall Friday night.
Hartman, 96, had surgery on Saturday at Fairview Southdale Hospital. He is expected to be hospitalized for several days before beginning rehabilitation.
Starting Monday, his column will not appear in the Star Tribune or on StarTribune.com until his return.
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