G'day jbuck,
Welcome to the Monastery.
Run the "Perl/Tk Widget Demonstration" (usually just referred to as the "WidgetDemo"):
$ widget &
Scroll down to the "Tix Widgets" section and click on:
"7. Multicolumn listbox with individual cell styles"
That seems to have the basic type of layout you're looking for.
[It actually uses HList, not Listbox.]
The [ See Code ] button will show how that was built;
however, it was probably written more than a decade ago.
The current documentation is: Tk::HList.
See also Tk, which lists the current documentation for all the standard widgets.
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