Certainly not the ones you see in the stores. Other species, such as A. arguta and A. kolomikta , might make it in Missoula provided they're given enough attention. Kiwi fruit are dioecious, which means you have to plant both male and female plants for the female to bear fruit. They're also woody vines and need support. Two things to watch out for are cats and the hot sun.
Cats consider the vines a great substitute for catnip.
So, to keep the felines from scratching them, put wire guards about 3 feet high completely around the vine trunks. To protect them from the hot sun, cut open the bottom and side seams of a colored plastic garbage bag. Wrap the bag around the cage, keeping the plastic up from the soil about 4 inches to provide air circulation. Keep the plastic wrap in place through the first growing season. Plant them in a protected location and keep the plants young by regularly pruning out the old wood.