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Of course you can make a multi column epub! the problems are:
1. multi column is a css3 feature which means that is only supported in epub 3, which means very few devices will be able to show it correctly.
2. eReaders screens are usually quite small so multi column data output is not a good idea.
Did you try to create a div inside that row and force a page break using page-break-after rule?
There is no great solution for this unfortunately, you can also use an image that contains the entire image instead of an actual table, split it to fit most screens. though you will lose searching capabilities.
Doitsu gave you a solution that will work for some devices as well.
It really depends which epub version you're making and to which target devices.
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