Some Missoula bars have just one more day to allow smokers into their establishments. It's part of the Clean Indoor Act which means by Thursday, no smoking is allowed in bars and casinos.
The Rhino in Downtown Missoula is one of the those bars yet to go completely smoke-free. But it is on board with the smoking ban, supporting it from day one as a part of the Montana Tavern Association.
The co-owner says he knows its a controversial issue, but the Rhino waited to go smoke-free until the deadline in order to keep loyal clients happy.
"To me I didn't want to get caught up in the that so I am just waiting until the deadline and that's when we are going to go non smoking," explains Rhino Co-Owner, Brad Martens.
The Rhino will set up a smoking booth outside for its clients.
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